Luke Garbutt - Everton left-back

RM-Taylor

He's Magic.... You Know

Jan 7, 2006

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• Jun 6, 2015

• #1

Used the search facility but it bought up no results.

Contract is expiring, apparently we are interested according to this Twitter page - https://twitter.com/seagullscentral/status/607072141020962816

Former England U21. Would be a good signing if true

 

8ace

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Jul 21, 2003

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• Jun 6, 2015

• #2

Everton defender Luke Garbutt offered deals by Swansea City and Bournemouth - Liverpool Echo

 

Hyperion

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Nov 1, 2010

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8ace said:

Everton defender Luke Garbutt offered deals by Swansea City and Bournemouth - Liverpool Echo

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A more realistic outcome

 

Wellesley

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I've never heard of him, so I searched his name and the first thing that came up was that Swansea want him. Next!

 

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severnside gull

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• Jun 6, 2015

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Thread over ��

 

DarrenFreemansPerm

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Sep 28, 2010

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He would be a fantastic signing, sadly the chances are of a deal becoming reality are very low.

 

Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003

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• Jun 6, 2015

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RM-Taylor said:

Used the search facility but it bought up no results.

Contract is expiring, apparently we are interested according to this Twitter page - https://twitter.com/seagullscentral/status/607072141020962816

Former England U21. Would be a good signing if true

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If you had done one search on Twitter, as I did when I saw that tweet, you'd not have started this thread. Destined for bigger things than us, alas.

 

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Seasidesage

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Bozza said:

If you had done one search on Twitter, as I did when I saw that tweet, you'd not have started this thread. Destined for bigger things than us, alas.

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Not sure that I would describe Swansea or Bournemouth as 'bigger' things personally. Better paying yes, bigger...

 

Psychobilly freakout

HellBilly

Feb 23, 2009

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• Jun 6, 2015

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Seasidesage said:

Not sure that I would describe Swansea or Bournemouth as 'bigger' things personally. Better paying yes, bigger...

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Woooo Hooooo we have not had a "my clubs bigger than yours" binfest for a while......

Let's get this started...... Swansea I would say are bigger than us in history and tradition, Bournemouth No, but a few seasons in the Premiership and they are then on a par.....

 

KJP

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• Jun 6, 2015

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No chance in hell of us signing him

 

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Bombadier Botty

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Psychobilly freakout said:

Woooo Hooooo we have not had a "my clubs bigger than yours" binfest for a while......

Let's get this started...... Swansea I would say are bigger than us in history and tradition, Bournemouth No, but a few seasons in the Premiership and they are then on a par.....

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Allow me to take up the baton in this 'bigger club' binfest. To say that Swansea are bigger than us in history and tradition is a load of Toshack imho - 3-4k crowds at The Vetch, European qualification by virtue of playing in the Principality where even Cefn Druids A.F.C. could probably qualify for Europe if they could be arsed. Ignoring their League Cup win suits my purpose and hardly stacks up against a Charity Shield in the trophy cabinet and an FA Cup Final appearance, neither of which The Swans can boast. NEXT!

 

Triggaaar

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Bozza said:

Destined for bigger things than us, alas.

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Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003

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Seasidesage said:

Not sure that I would describe Swansea or Bournemouth as 'bigger' things personally. Better paying yes, bigger...

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The Premier League. Would you describe the Premier League as a 'bigger thing' than The Championship?

 

Psychobilly freakout

HellBilly

Feb 23, 2009

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Brighton factually.....

• Jun 6, 2015

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Bombadier Botty said:

Allow me to take up the baton in this 'bigger club' binfest. To say that Swansea are bigger than us in history and tradition is a load of Toshack imho - 3-4k crowds at The Vetch, European qualification by virtue of playing in the Principality where even Cefn Druids A.F.C. could probably qualify for Europe if they could be arsed. Ignoring their League Cup win suits my purpose and hardly stacks up against a Charity Shield in the trophy cabinet and an FA Cup Final appearance, neither of which The Swans can boast. NEXT!

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errr we have had lower than 3k crowds and some terrible crowds at the Goldstone not counting Pissfield. I think they have also spent longer in the top division whatever it was called then or now.... also a win at a cup final be it league or FA Cup is still better than a runner up...... The only reason anyone remembers us at the final as hard as this maybe for stalwarts is that feckin miss......... that my friend is not a win or glory in defeat it was a feckin disaster.....

 

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Bozza said:

The Premier League. Would you describe the Premier League as a 'bigger thing' than The Championship?

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When it comes to recruiting a player this really is quite important.

 

Ninja Elephant

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Feb 16, 2009

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• Jun 6, 2015

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He's so good that when Leighton Baines was ruled out for the last few games, and they had nothing to play for, they chose to play someone other than Luke Garbutt.

I wouldn't be surprised if he joins a Championship club this summer.

 

Lurchy

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Jul 2, 2014

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Wellesley said:

I've never heard of him, so I searched his name and the first thing that came up was that Swansea want him. Next!

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Swansea have a very good left back currently in Neil Taylor, if he heads there Garbutt may have a similar problem to what he has at Everton currently -a bit part player who will play the odd cup game. What Albion can offer him is first team football, the value of that shouldn't be underwritten. Bournemouth on the other hand may be able to offer the same, so may prove to be a more attractive proposition. Also as he's under 24, Everton would be due some financial compensation.

 

Megazone

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Jan 28, 2015

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• Jun 6, 2015

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Luke Garbutt is onto bigger and better things.........The transfer list.

 

Megazone

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Bozza said:

The Premier League. Would you describe the Premier League as a 'bigger thing' than The Championship?

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Is bigger always better?

Sitting on the bench all season in the Prem or playing every game in the Champ. What's the best development path?

 

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Springal

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Megazone said:

Is bigger always better?

Sitting on the bench all season in the Prem or playing every game in the Champ. What's the best development path?

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£10k a week, or £20k a week...