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Jack Grealish Dropped by Everton After Trip to the Cotswolds
David Moyes backed Everton’s decision as the club said Grealish missed training and could face a fine.
- On Thursday, Everton manager David Moyes excluded Jack Grealish from the squad for the Carabao Cup match against Newcastle United due to a disciplinary breach, though the Toffees secured a 3-1 victory in his absence.
- An unauthorized absence from a scheduled training session ahead of the fourth-round tie prompted the disciplinary action, which Everton officials confirmed followed a breach of club standards.
- Supporting the decision, David Moyes praised Everton's "really good values" and backed the omission, though the 63-year-old declined to provide further details regarding the incident.
- Goals from James Garner, Hayden Hackney, and Thierno Barry sealed the win, propelling Everton to the quarter-finals to face fourth-tier Fleetwood Town in December.
- Grealish, who rejoined Everton on loan from Manchester City in a deal costing around £12 million per season, has managed only three league starts in nine months, leaving his future uncertain.
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thisisoxfordshire.co.ukJack Grealish dropped by Everton after trip to the Cotswolds
Footballer Jack Grealish has been dropped by Premier League side Everton following a trip to the Cotswolds.
·Oxford, United Kingdom
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Everton's coach, David Moyes, ruled Jack Grealish out of the lot because of disciplinary misconduct before his team's victory against the Newcastle United (3-1), Thursday night.
English international Jack Grealish was disciplined internally in Everton and did not participate in the victory against Newcastle in the League Cup on Thursday. Coach David Moyes supported his leadership.
·Paris, France
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