Pies has got its greasy hands on some exclusive pics of Everton's new loan signing
Landon Donovan being welcomed at Goodison, after the Toffees' FA Cup win against
Carlisle...
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I'm very interested in seeing how this move pans out.
U.S. international star Landon Donovan has arrived in England and made his first public
appearance today for Everton, the club he has joined on loan for the next 10 weeks.
Donovan arrived at Goodison Park for the second half of the Toffees FA Cup win against Carlisle.
He flew in to Manchester Airport on Saturday morning and then made the journey to Liverpool
according to Everton FC.
Still riding high from his Premier League debut last weekend, US international Landon Donovan is
anxiously awaiting an opportunity to make his home debut at Goodison Park. The on-loan Los Angeles
Galaxy playmaker could get that chance as soon as this coming Saturday, when Everton plays host to
fourth-place Manchester City.
The English Football Association (FA) Cup wrapped up its first day of 3rd round matches on
Saturday, January 2, 2010. There were not too many surprises as many of the favorites advanced
including Aston Villa, Everton, Liverpool, Tottenham, and Fulham. While many of the larger clubs
often will use the FA Cup to give their starters a rest or a chance to younger players, it's a
chance for smaller clubs to make a name for themselves.
Thank goodness for Jermaine Beckford, who gave the headline writers the chance to rekindle the
magic of the cup.
It was a sports journalist's dream, with Leeds bringing back memories of glory days lost and giving
Fergie another excuse to lament the lack of injury time. The result also came just in time to save
a distinctly average third round weekend.
Here is a really good article that Jeff Carlisle did for ESPN's Soccernet a few months ago on Hugo
Pérez, the former U.S. National team player.
With the news confirmed that Matt Thornhill has left for an initial month's loan (possibly to be
extended) at Cheltenham Town, Vital Forest report that combative-and-mardy-but-kind-of-likeable
forgotten man Joe Garner could also be leaving the City Ground on loan, to either Carlisle or
Millwall. In the meantime, Colin Neil Warnock has said that Forest have not bid [.
Jeff Carlisle has written a very good article on ESPN's Soccernet about how the Houston Dynamo are
going to replace Ricardo Clark and Stuart Holden.
From King Eric to Carlisle's emergency loan signing, here are some mid- and late-season deals that
changed the world.
