" UPDATED " Cardiff City Set to Complete Deals "

" TYIAS BROWNING & BRENDAN GALLOWAY '

by Chris Watham

Friday 29th May 2015

Slade is thought to have used his relationship with Joe Royle – Everton’s former manager now aiding with development players at Goodison – to bring in Conor McAleny and Matty Kennedy last season and now reports in Merseyside are suggesting a repeat. The two young centre-backs have been promoted to first-team contention under Roberto Martinez for the new season but the former Swansea chief wants to broaden their experience with a spell in the Championship.

Cardiff may not turn down any opportunity to continue the link-up but are well stacked in terms of defensive options.


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Cardiff City set to complete deals for Everton duo

BY SEAN MAKIN ⋅

Friday 29th May, 2015 ⋅

Everton duo Tyias Browning and Brendan Galloway could be sent out on loan to Cardiff City next season.


The Bluebirds are among potential suitors as Toffees boss Roberto Martinez looks to send the defenders out on loan to gain first-team football.

Cardiff have a good relationship with Everton after giving Conor McAleny first-team experience whilst on loan at the Cardiff City Stadium last season.

However, the Welsh side face competition from Bolton Wanderers and Brentford, who also have links with the Goodison Park outfit.

Both Browning and Galloway have featured for Everton in the season just finished but Martinez is keen for academy products to gain experience out on loan.

21-year-old Browining is a central defender and has been with the Mersyside club since the age of 10. The England Under-21 international has made two appearances for Everton and also had a loan spell at Wigan Athletic in January 2014.

19-year-old Galloway can play in defence or midfield and joined Everton for an undisclosed fee from MK Dons last summer. Born in Zimbabwe, Galloway began his career with the Dons after progressing through the youth system and made 10 appearances for the first-team.

The youngster has also featured for the England Under-17, 18 and 19 sides.

One of the most misleading headlines (from Football League World) yet.

One of the most misleading headlines (from Football League World) yet.

Jon, I have to agree.

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Cardiff City set to complete deals for Everton duo

BY SEAN MAKIN ⋅

Friday 29th May, 2015 ⋅

Everton duo Tyias Browning and Brendan Galloway could be sent out on loan to Cardiff City next season.


The Bluebirds are among potential suitors as Toffees boss Roberto Martinez looks to send the defenders out on loan to gain first-team football.

Cardiff have a good relationship with Everton after giving Conor McAleny first-team experience whilst on loan at the Cardiff City Stadium last season.

However, the Welsh side face competition from Bolton Wanderers and Brentford, who also have links with the Goodison Park outfit.

Both Browning and Galloway have featured for Everton in the season just finished but Martinez is keen for academy products to gain experience out on loan.

21-year-old Browining is a central defender and has been with the Mersyside club since the age of 10. The England Under-21 international has made two appearances for Everton and also had a loan spell at Wigan Athletic in January 2014.

19-year-old Galloway can play in defence or midfield and joined Everton for an undisclosed fee from MK Dons last summer. Born in Zimbabwe, Galloway began his career with the Dons after progressing through the youth system and made 10 appearances for the first-team.

The youngster has also featured for the England Under-17, 18 and 19 sides.

Why are we doing this , it just blocks our own youngsters for first team oppurtunities ,
The likes of oshilajia and tutonda should be introduced first , what is the point of our youngsters development if we are helping Everton develop their players

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Cardiff City set to complete deals for Everton duo

BY SEAN MAKIN ⋅

Friday 29th May, 2015 ⋅

Everton duo Tyias Browning and Brendan Galloway could be sent out on loan to Cardiff City next season.


The Bluebirds are among potential suitors as Toffees boss Roberto Martinez looks to send the defenders out on loan to gain first-team football.

Cardiff have a good relationship with Everton after giving Conor McAleny first-team experience whilst on loan at the Cardiff City Stadium last season.

However, the Welsh side face competition from Bolton Wanderers and Brentford, who also have links with the Goodison Park outfit.

Both Browning and Galloway have featured for Everton in the season just finished but Martinez is keen for academy products to gain experience out on loan.

21-year-old Browining is a central defender and has been with the Mersyside club since the age of 10. The England Under-21 international has made two appearances for Everton and also had a loan spell at Wigan Athletic in January 2014.

19-year-old Galloway can play in defence or midfield and joined Everton for an undisclosed fee from MK Dons last summer. Born in Zimbabwe, Galloway began his career with the Dons after progressing through the youth system and made 10 appearances for the first-team.

The youngster has also featured for the England Under-17, 18 and 19 sides.

Why are we doing this , it just blocks our own youngsters for first team oppurtunities ,
The likes of oshilajia and tutonda should be introduced first , what is the point of our youngsters development if we are helping Everton develop their players

I agree, loans should only be commissioned with a right-to-buy clause.

What happened to the new buzz words "everything we do will be commercially viable" ? There is no profit to be made if the talented youngsters are owned by other clubs

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Cardiff City set to complete deals for Everton duo

BY SEAN MAKIN ⋅

Friday 29th May, 2015 ⋅

Everton duo Tyias Browning and Brendan Galloway could be sent out on loan to Cardiff City next season.


The Bluebirds are among potential suitors as Toffees boss Roberto Martinez looks to send the defenders out on loan to gain first-team football.

Cardiff have a good relationship with Everton after giving Conor McAleny first-team experience whilst on loan at the Cardiff City Stadium last season.

However, the Welsh side face competition from Bolton Wanderers and Brentford, who also have links with the Goodison Park outfit.

Both Browning and Galloway have featured for Everton in the season just finished but Martinez is keen for academy products to gain experience out on loan.

21-year-old Browining is a central defender and has been with the Mersyside club since the age of 10. The England Under-21 international has made two appearances for Everton and also had a loan spell at Wigan Athletic in January 2014.

19-year-old Galloway can play in defence or midfield and joined Everton for an undisclosed fee from MK Dons last summer. Born in Zimbabwe, Galloway began his career with the Dons after progressing through the youth system and made 10 appearances for the first-team.

The youngster has also featured for the England Under-17, 18 and 19 sides.

Why are we doing this , it just blocks our own youngsters for first team oppurtunities ,
The likes of oshilajia and tutonda should be introduced first , what is the point of our youngsters development if we are helping Everton develop their players

I agree, loans should only be commissioned with a right-to-buy clause.

What happened to the new buzz words "everything we do will be commercially viable" ? There is no profit to be made if the talented youngsters are owned by other clubs

But cost I presume is minimal so is good business if players will enhance squad? But does leave questions about our youngsters!

If true and they are only loans so can't complain really.

What happened to the new buzz words "everything we do will be commercially viable" ? There is no profit to be made if the talented youngsters are owned by other clubs

Agreed but it also means we aren't stuck with them after the season if they turn out to flop. Nothing wrong with loans, a good way to fill up a squad.

There are plenty of fixtures in this league, plus cup games. Having loanees gives the manager a chance to rest players and cope with injuries. Youngsters from the development squad need to earn their spurs and the more competition the better.

These toffees players will be keen to impress Martinez by hard work and commitment.

" TYIAS BROWNING & BRENDAN GALLOWAY '

by Chris Watham

Friday 29th May 2015

Slade is thought to have used his relationship with Joe Royle – Everton’s former manager now aiding with development players at Goodison – to bring in Conor McAleny and Matty Kennedy last season and now reports in Merseyside are suggesting a repeat. The two young centre-backs have been promoted to first-team contention under Roberto Martinez for the new season but the former Swansea chief wants to broaden their experience with a spell in the Championship.

Cardiff may not turn down any opportunity to continue the link-up but are well stacked in terms of defensive options.

Not more shite signings we need a bit of quality proven players from the prem

I'd much prefer McAleny. Rated him. Especially when he played more centrally.

Not more shite signings we need a bit of quality proven players from the prem

Quality, proven players from the PL cost big bucks. Money not likely to be forthcoming from Tan.

It is down to patience and talent spotting now. The days of the chequebook ruling are gone for the moment. Just have to suck it up and get on with proper graft.

These two are both brilliant young players, seen them both play, quality

Quick question, do we have Kennedy permanently or not? I thought we did but some people have been telling me he's only on loan.

Quick question, do we have Kennedy permanently or not? I thought we did but some people have been telling me he's only on loan.

We've got him permanently.

Quick question, do we have Kennedy permanently or not? I thought we did but some people have been telling me he's only on loan.

We've got him permanently.

Yup just need a manager not to drop him everytime he plays well now lol