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How Everton now feel about Jack Grealish after missing Coventry clash
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It’ll be the fourth consecutive game the 31-year-old has missed. He sat out the defeat at Arsenal through illness, was then left out of the Carabao Cup win over Newcastle for a breach of club discipline, and wasn’t fit for Monday’s win at St James’ Park.
Speaking in his pre-match press conference, David Moyes confirmed the Manchester City loanee won’t be involved tonight either. “No, Jack’s not available. We will be working with Jack again soon,” he said.
Earlier this week, it seemed there was a way back for Grealish, but now there are signs that the club’s patience is starting to run out.
How should David Moyes handle Jack Grealish after his breach of club discipline? Is his time at Everton up? 😬 Let us know what you would do below! 👇
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@ptrckbennett all thease idetios than want grelish back in the team will only stop free flowing fotball with him in the team we are playing acctacking fotball without him but that will change if he gets back into the team
@patrick.oreilly27 whe we need to compete when we play Liverpool from start to finish if you don't compete you will get beet don't give them time on the ball for the 90 minutes and we will get a result
Everton feel let down by Jack Grealish
According to Dean Jones of Flashscore, the club are “hugely frustrated” by the disciplinary breach, which has caused “significant annoyance” behind the scenes.
Everton ultimately feel he has let them down. They backed him to come back this season and make a real impact, especially after Grealish chose Everton over interest from elsewhere, and Moyes was seen as the man to give him the structure he needed to thrive.
The club aren’t planning to pull the plug on the loan, which would be complicated anyway, but Grealish is now said to be in the last-chance saloon.
Has Jack Grealish played his last game for Everton?
We still don’t know exactly what’s going on. And whatever it is, hopefully Grealish gets whatever support he needs. But we might now be getting to the point where we’ve seen him play his last game for Everton. Moyes doesn’t usually stand for this kind of thing, and he’s right to take his time.
Imagine being a young player at Finch Farm. You’re constantly told by the manager to work hard, be professional, wait for your chance and make the most of it when it comes. Then someone does the opposite of all those things and walks straight back into the team. It would make a farce of the whole thing.
And if the knock-on effect is more game time for Tyrique George, then so be it. He’s still raw and he makes mistakes, and his end product needs to improve, but the 20-year-old is such a bright talent. He’ll be hoping to prove that again against Coventry tonight.