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U21 squad Jonathan Bond (Watford) Jack Butland (Stoke City) George Long (Sheffield United) Eric Dier (Sporting Lisbon) Ezekiel Fryers (Tottenham Hotspur) Todd Kane (Blackburn Rovers, loan from Chelsea) Michael Keane (Manchester United) Jack Robinson (Blackpool, loan from Liverpool) Luke Shaw...

Better than sitting on the bench in the mean time.

Nice Derby goal from the weekend:

They might play him in the U21 league too.

Rumours that Rossiter (16) will be on the bench tomorrow.

Everton aren't blessed with forwards. He doesn't have a huge amount of talent in front of him. Don't worry, for cup games he'll be a shoe-in.

You should tune into Talksport right now.

True, but then I don't think there were any standout candidates. A lot of people talk about Meulensteen, but U21 managers don't really do much actual teaching. They have the lads for half a week and basically just drill the way they want to play into them and get the tactics sorted. He'd be...

It is the moral high ground and it is more mature. He's done nothing wrong, and to celebrate his failures is just petty and vindictive.

I'm guessing you haven't seen the media reaction to Hart in the last year or so... He was one of the best shot stoppers around for a season or two, then after the hype the coaches at City tried to change his style to a more reactionary one to model him on Casillas or Buffon, and he's been a bit...

What karma? Why do people keeping saying that shit?

Barkley has started both Premier League games under Martinez and he's 19 as well.

Everton signed him for their benefit though, not his. Martinez is a new manager under a lot of pressure, he's not going to take big risks for the sake of developing someone else's player. If he proves himself in training though I'm sure he'll get his chance.

He probably has a point. Eric Dier said coming back to England was a big culture shock football-wise, and took him months to get used to the differences. It'll probably be less of a transition under Martinez than Moyes, but still. That said, I do think people are overrating him somewhat. I...

Considering how many attacking midfielders they have, as good as he is, Chelsea probably need Rooney more than they need Mata.

If he has problem it won't be on the defensive side. He's a converted full back.

Maybe the rumours of a Mata/Rooney swap were true.

Isn't that exactly what could be said about United? Your midfield got dominated by Swansea, and you only won comfortably by virtue of having a good strikers.