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Michael Ball

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  • Sports Columnist, Liverpool Echo
  • Director and Global Sports Agency Owner, CCR Sports Agency
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Global Sports Agency owner - ccr-sports.co.uk | Columnist @LivEchoSport | Former pro @Everton @England @RangersFC @PSV @ManCity @lcfc 🏆🏆🏆🏆🧢⚽️
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Madness to even CONSIDER selling Armstrong

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By Michael Ball Verified
Liverpool EchoLiverpool Sunday Echo
B ACK in 2001, I was one of the young Scousers sold by Everton in the same transfer window as Francis Jeffers while three years later, Wayne Rooney followed us out of the exit door.
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Stubborn Everton refused to self-destruct after 'tough' break and now Europe hopes are stronger

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By Joe Thomas Verified, Michael Ball Verified
| Yahoo Sport UK Verified
Having three weeks off as a player is tough. You have to try and stay fresh to make sure you hit the ground running when you return, but the break disrupts your momentum and that can be a challenge. We saw that early in the Brentford game. Against Chelsea, Everton broke up for the international break with a fine win built on intensity. That was gone in the early stages at the Gtech. The Blues were slow to get going, they looked a bit lethargic and were caught out for the first goal.
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David Moyes deal can wait as Everton need transfer change this summer

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By Chris Beesley, Michael Ball Verified
| Yahoo Sport UK Verified
There’s been a few reports in recent times about a new deal for Everton manager David Moyes. It’s a no-brainer for him to get a new contract but we just want to get the job done on the pitch and I’m sure he’ll want those talks to happen in the summer. If we do qualify for Europe then you’d be looking to get him tied down because what he’s done since he returned to the football club has been fantastic. It’s often said in football that you shouldn’t go back, but he’s proving that wrong.
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