Daniel Jebbison

[Snowflake]

You are pretty much alone, he was poor.

He is not alone.
There is much to improve on but I thought given the general poor quality behind him he looked ok. The shot when the ball was played behind him was more than useful.

 

[Kozzy_is_my_Dad]

Promising young lad, with very little supply line. Needs to work on his movement, but we need to work on giving him more to move for. You keep him and you develop him. Even if you need him to be a +1 to a Sharp, Brewster.

Sharp, Brewster, Jebbo parking in front of Doyle, Khadra, Berge could be scary when we find our stride.

 

[LondonBlade89]

I do lean towards agreeing. I'm starting to realise he's definitely going to be a very good player, but in order to realise his potential I think he needs regular game time.
As you say, to work out his game.

Is our club, at this moment, the best place for that? I think probably not. I don't think we have the time to develop someone into that lone striker role.
This season could be our last realistic shot at promotion for a while, with parachute payments drying up and a lot of the squad reaching the end of their cycle with us.

I've said a few times (and it's an unpopular opinion) that I'd sign Lewis Grabban. I think we need an experienced link man at the top of the park who can bring our 10s into play and have positional awareness to finish off chances.
Billy Sharp is that guy, but we need to halve his load.
That signing (if our budget won't allow for anything better) and Jebbison loaned out until January would be my sort of preference.

I hear you. For me I’d probably need to see him a few more times before making that judgement. It was a tough game the other night and living off scraps his link-up play wasn’t actually too bad. On that performance alone I’d say he’s not far off our other strikers and given his physicality and McBurnie’s injury, it might be an error to loan him out. Even if you are taking the risk that playing every week might help his development.

 

[CaptainMorgans]

Promising young lad, with very little supply line. Needs to work on his movement, but we need to work on giving him more to move for. You keep him and you develop him. Even if you need him to be a +1 to a Sharp, Brewster.

Sharp, Brewster, Jebbo parking in front of Doyle, Khadra, Berge could be scary when we find our stride.

How do you develop him if he's on the bench?

I hear you. For me I’d probably need to see him a few more times before making that judgement. It was a tough game the other night and living off scraps his link-up play wasn’t actually too bad. On that performance alone I’d say he’s not far off our other strikers and given his physicality and McBurnie’s injury, it might be an error to loan him out. Even if you are taking the risk that playing every week might help his development.

I don't think he looks like he's kicked on enough from last season, physically. That's my worry for Jebbison.

I also wouldn't loan him out without bringing someone in as he's our third choice striker and so many of our alternatives have been off with long-term injuries.

 

[BladesNo9]

IMO Jebbison was a 'victim' of 'poor service = a poor performance!', not including N'Diaye in that statement as I thought N'Diaye and Wes were our best players on the night, the rest were poor or didn't turn up!.
I think Jebbs will be a good player given time/game time. I also think it's a confidence thing!, as he appears to play hoping/waiting for something to happen for him when he plays for the 1st team whereas he makes things happen for himself in U-23 games. Let's be patient and get behind him.

 

[Kanye]

I do lean towards agreeing. I'm starting to realise he's definitely going to be a very good player, but in order to realise his potential I think he needs regular game time.
As you say, to work out his game.

Is our club, at this moment, the best place for that? I think probably not. I don't think we have the time to develop someone into that lone striker role.
This season could be our last realistic shot at promotion for a while, with parachute payments drying up and a lot of the squad reaching the end of their cycle with us.

I've said a few times (and it's an unpopular opinion) that I'd sign Lewis Grabban. I think we need an experienced link man at the top of the park who can bring our 10s into play and have positional awareness to finish off chances.
Billy Sharp is that guy, but we need to halve his load.
That signing (if our budget won't allow for anything better) and Jebbison loaned out until January would be my sort of preference.

He's not really ready, but at the same time he's not that far off. Loaning him out, as I think BushBlade has pointed out, isn't really an option: the only thing we can offer him that a PL club can't is game time. If we're just going to ship him out again, he may aswell find a parent club that pays better.

 

[Isaw Joeshaw]

In the circumstances , I thought Jebbo did reasonably well on Monday . Those circumstances were that , Ndiaye apart , he received little or no service / support from those around him whose job it was to provide it .

As a result , he was left to go foraging for opportunities to win the ball himself which he did extremely well on at least two occasions . One of these led to the tv commentary team describing his work and technique in doing so as absolutely brilliant .

In addition , his flick on header to put Ndiaye in was first class centre forward play .

Given a little time and patience , I believe this lad could become a potent force for us . Unfortunately , in the modern world and particularly amongst certain members of this forum , such an approach is becoming harder and harder to find .

 

[Blade58]

Still interested apparently?

Exclusive: Everton continue to court Sheffield United player amid injury crisis

Sheffield United forward Daniel Jebbison remains on the radar of Everton, Football League World understands. Jebbison has been catching admiring glances from Everton in the last couple of transfer windows, but nothing has materialised and the striker has remained at Bramall Lane. However...

footballleagueworld.co.uk

 

[bertieblade]

Think that is just click bait, jebbison is not yet ready to start in the championship on a regular basis let alone the premier league. He has potential to be a very good player, but the fact that DCL is currently injured should not influence them buying him as he is not ready to,go straight in the team

 

[Yogi]

He might be best served staying away from Everton at the moment they’re in turmoil he’s unlikely to get the kind of long term development plan that DCL got just because there’s every chance they drop through the trap door soon

 

[Blade56]

If Ndiaye can sort his finishing out he’ll be too good for the championship

Went a way to doing just that with his finish on Satdi.

 

[Yogi]

Went a way to doing just that with his finish on Satdi.

Yep if he does that on a regular basis he won’t be a championship player beyond this season.

 

[Blade56]

Think that is just click bait, jebbison is not yet ready to start in the championship on a regular basis let alone the premier league.

That’s what most people said about DCL

 

[bertieblade]

DCL did not go straight into the Everton first team, they need someone now.

 

[Blade58]

Think that is just click bait, jebbison is not yet ready to start in the championship on a regular basis let alone the premier league. He has potential to be a very good player, but the fact that DCL is currently injured should not influence them buying him as he is not ready to,go straight in the team

Could be, but the article also mentions being one for the future. It appears Everton are struggling financially with few signings, so wouldn't surprise me, especially if they believe Jebbo could be one they think they can get relatively cheaply that potentially turns into another DCL

 

[itsinyerblood]

As with most things that surround the modern game, money will determine what happens. If we're offered a decent fee, the player's wages are suddenly at a level we would never consider, and the player himself receives a standard of coaching that has turned DCL from a 'possible' into a 'definite', well, what would you do?

 

[bertieblade]

The important aspect of all that is the size of the fee, apparently already turned down £5m. It would have to be over £10m to make us think about it.
we paid £23m for Brewster and I would suggest that jebbo is not far behind where he was when he first came, ok Brewster had been at Swansea and scored goals but as raw material there is not much to choose between them.

 

[3Cheers4Ramirez]

Should seriously consider cashing in if it can lead to the funding of two important signings. Could bring in a quality LWB and CF with the money

Can't fuck about this season, this is our best chance of going up and we need to do whatever it takes

 

[mattbianco1]

jebbison is not yet ready to start in the championship on a regular basis let alone the premier league.

Of course he is, he scored 17 trillion goals for Burton so he must be ready

 

[Ron_Justice]

Looked bang up for it today, massive physical handful () for them, asked questions and gets assists because of his tenacity. Biggest thing I noticed though () was his football brain seems to have developed. Clever play, positioning, passes. Add that part of the game to his physical attributes and we're onto an absolute baller.

 

[Frank the tank]

Looked bang up for it today, massive physical handful () for them asked questions and gets assists because of his tenacity. Biggest thing I noticed though () was his football brain seems to have developed. Clever play, positioning, passes. Add that part of the game to his physical attributes and we're onto an absolute baller.

Looked like a young drogba today

 

[BarcaBlade]

I liked the way he took out the Preston defender to get through and set up the third...by moving out of the way.

 

[HarryHaslam]

Looked bang up for it today, massive physical handful () for them, asked questions and gets assists because of his tenacity. Biggest thing I noticed though () was his football brain seems to have developed. Clever play, positioning, passes. Add that part of the game to his physical attributes and we're onto an absolute baller.

Said it for a longtime that we have a star on our hands. Always baffled me that some folk think he’s crap, he’s a kid who is showing bags of promise and in a couple of years is gonna be an absolute beast of a player

 

[Greystones Blade]

Let’s hope he signs a new contract…

 

[Large Mendonca]

That reverse pass/flick for Fleck for the 2nd goal was absolutely sublime - he didn't even look, just knew someone was making that run (unless he got a shout)?

 

[Ron_Justice]

I liked the way he took out the Preston defender to get through and set up the third...by moving out of the way.

You joke, but it's those little moments of clarity, when in the heat of a game that can really help a player take that next step, in terms of quality.

 

[dazzlingblade]

Looked an absolute beast today, could be our surprise package for next season, bullied their back line today

 

[Northernsoulblade]

Best I’ve seen him play today well done lad

 

[Frank the tank]

Thibk starting him v citeh has done his confidence tge workd of good

 

[Fjortoft's Aeroplane]

He's an absolute handful. Much harder to dispossess than Sharp or McBurnie. He's showing great flashes without getting a proper run of starts. Imagine the player he might become if given that opportunity.