Tuesday ToffeeLinks: Fellaini and Baines Bids Galore

A wonderful and exciting Tuesday to all you Evertonians. While most fans are focused on this weekends match against Cardiff, it would be better to focus your attention on the League Cup and our opponent Stevenage. We all like shiny things and the League Cup is one of the best ways for Everton to get the shiny objects. Our trophy cabinet is a bit dusty after all. But enough whimsical wandering, it is time for the news, and you can probably guess who it is about.

United Plan 25 million quid Move for Fellaini - Mirror

This is the type of number that makes sense for Fellaini. We recoup his initial cost plus a bit of a bonus for developing him.

United To Make 20 Million Quid Move for Fellaini -Telegraph

And because we all love the stupid season, this one shows us why you shouldn't believe everything in the papers. Just ask Spurs fans.

Ben Foster Saves West Brom - Express

Foster really was the difference here with several key saves. Not that Everton necessarily deserved to win, but with a keeper like Pepe Reina in goal, we probably get all 3 points.

Less Piety Over Transfers - Independent

I love this article. Evertonians keep on moaning about United bidding for Baines and Fellaini, but that is how football works. Teams are trying to get the best deal possible and that begins with bidding low. Get a tougher skin and buck up.

Conor McAleny Breaks Leg, Out For Season - BBC

This is just depressing news for the youngster who has been on loan to Brentford for the first half of the season. Hopefully he comes back stronger and ready to advance his career.

MLS Can Be Great With Time and Patience - SB Nation Soccer

This is all about how MLS can grow to be one of the big leagues in America. It will take time, but Clint Dempsey's debut with the Sounders showed just how special the sport can be here in the filthy colonies.

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