New ex-players (and managers) thread
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M17TT C
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I think he scored on his debut but that was about it really.
Can't see Everton pinning their hopes on him and planning him as a regular starter though and for £1.5m, seems worth the punt as a back up and maybe performing more consistently than elsewhere.
Fox Fan
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100% - doesn't put the work in. He must have worked under 4 or 5 managers at Leicester and none of them ever fancied him, which tells you all you need to know. Brendan didn't trust him one jot.
FryattFox
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I hope we put a sell-on fee clause in his sale agreement...
Lako42
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It's £1.5m so not really sure it matters
Blaarev
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I think that just might have been FryattFox’ point as well
SJN-Fox
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An interesting article on Bruno Berner.
www.skysports.com
Bruno Berner interview: Former Leicester man on quitting his marketing job to become a manager in Switzerland
What is it like to coach part-time players in a full-time league? Former Leicester player Bruno Berner found out in Switzerland – and his own time working Monday to Friday in a marketing job after his football career came to an end helped him to understand them
City Fan
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I loved Bruno Berner. What a player he was for us.An interesting article on Bruno Berner.
Bruno Berner interview: Former Leicester man on quitting his marketing job to become a manager in Switzerland
What is it like to coach part-time players in a full-time league? Former Leicester player Bruno Berner found out in Switzerland – and his own time working Monday to Friday in a marketing job after his football career came to an end helped him to understand them
popillius
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Totally agree. Brilliant bloke.
DillyDing22
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Everton: Demarai Gray scores on debut in Florida Cup
Demarai Gray scores on his Everton debut as goalkeeper and fellow new arrival Asmir Begovic proves the hero in a penalty shootout win over Millonarios.
www.bbc.co.uk
Ike O'Noclassed
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Everton: Demarai Gray scores on debut in Florida Cup
Demarai Gray scores on his Everton debut as goalkeeper and fellow new arrival Asmir Begovic proves the hero in a penalty shootout win over Millonarios.www.bbc.co.uk
Feel there should be an Oxford comma after debut - playing Demarai in goal would be eccentric even by Everton's standards
Graz
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Maybe we went wrong by playing Gray out of position on the wing
Blue Maniac
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That would look odd, but I think sports journalists generally ask the word ‘as’ to do a lot of work anyway.
LoopisDeLupis
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It was a ****ing penalty anyway!Everton: Demarai Gray scores on debut in Florida Cup
Demarai Gray scores on his Everton debut as goalkeeper and fellow new arrival Asmir Begovic proves the hero in a penalty shootout win over Millonarios.www.bbc.co.uk
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