Everton fear Parker defeat, Kilbane staying

Everton are bracing themselves to miss out on Chelsea’s Scott Parker, while Irish star Kevin Kilbane is staying put at Goodison.

Thu, 09 Jun, 2005 - 20:25

Everton are bracing themselves to miss out on Chelsea’s Scott Parker, while Irish star Kevin Kilbane is staying put at Goodison.

Former Goodison Park boss Howard Kendall believes that being in the Champions League next season is sure to aid the club’s chase for new talent.

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