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Chelsea Vs Everton: Saha and Rodwell Blow For Trotters

Friday February 18 2011,
Tags: Louis Saha, Jack Rodwell, David Moyes, Everton, Chelsea, FA Cup
Everton duo Louis Saha and Jack Rodwell look set to miss the FA Cup fourth round replay clash with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Louis Saha is still nursing a hamstring injury while Jack Rodwell is unlikely to play despite making a swift return from a groin injury.

Speaking to reporters, Everton boss David Moyes said: “I don't think Louis Saha has a chance. We've said at the time it will be 10-14 days and we're sticking by that, I think that will be the case.”

“Jack Rodwell's done great, he's made great strides to be fit but I think it will come too quickly for him but he's done well and hopefully he'll be available next week,” Moyes added.
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Everton’s David Moyes and Tim Cahill Ready For The English Premier League Challenge

Thursday August 12 2010,
Tags: English Premier League, Everton, Tim Cahill, David Moyes
Everton battled hard last season to grab the 8th spot behind 7th placed Liverpool in the English Premier League.

Everton's David Moyes and Tim CahillThey missed out only just on a Europa League finish despite losing only 9 matches – two more than former champions Manchester United, two less than rivals Liverpool, and just as much as 3rd placed Arsenal. The Toffees, who finished 5th in 2008 and in 2009, are confident that the English Premier League standings will present more positives than negatives for them come the end of the season in 2011.

Australia’s Tim Cahill, who suffered a red card during his country's poor 2010 FIFA World Cup tournament in South Africa, talked about the issue of confidence at Everton.

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Everton vs. Manchester City Match Preview

Everton may now be Liverpool’s best club as that other club in Liverpool goes from bad to worse. Meanwhile, Manchester City’s star is shooting brightly across the Mancunian skyline, as cross town rivals United experience what may be the inevitable erosion of their dominance.

Moyes deserved the win against ArsenalDavid Moyes' Everton deserved a win last time out against Arsenal. Only a pair of unfortunate deflections got past keeper Tim Howard and prevented the Toffees from tasting victory at The Emirates Stadium. Although the game ended 2-2, it was a grand performance in almost every way by Everton, and was undoubtedly made a...

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