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Vaughan the loan star : James Vaughan is apparently set to go out on loan this week, to either Derby or Coventry.

The 21 year old has been in sparkling form of late, but it seems that isn't enough to claim a place on Everton's bench.

Vaughan has been plagued by injury during his career, with the latest coming during a loan spell at Derby.

Source : Daily Mirror

Doherty joins Marine : One-time Everton starlet Sean Doherty has now signed on for Unibiond Premier side Marine AFC.

Doherty moved to Fulham whilst still an academy player, in what was seen as a controversial move at the time, but failed to fulfil his potential.

After leaving Fulham he spent time with ADO Den Haag, Port Vale, Accrington Stanley, Belgian club Royal Antwerp, Sligo Rovers and Witton Albion.

Source : BBC Sport

Pienaar off to Bayern? : Steven Pienaar has been linked with a move to Bayern Munich.

The South African has just a year remaining on his current contract and could be top of the list to replace Frank Ribery.

With no news on contract negotiations between Pienaar and Everton, Everton fans will be fearing the worst.

Source : IMScouting

Senderos signs in : Everton are to sign Philippe Senderos on loan until the end of the season.

The Blues had been chasing the Swiss defenders' signature last summer, and after losing out on a permanent deal, David Moyes has gone back for a loan.

Senderos has fallen out of favour at Arsenal, but is still picked by his country.

Source : The Guardian

Hibbo ruled out : Tony Hibbert has been ruled out of action for up to four weeks.

The Everton defender is set to have an operation on a hernia tomorrow as Everton take on Manchester City at Goodison Park.

After selling Lucas Neill, this injury leaves Everton desperately short at the back.

Source : LDP

Turkish bid for Neill : Everton have received a bid from Turkish side Galatasaray for Lucas Neill, just 3 months after taking the Australian captain on a free transfer.

The bid is believed to be in the region of £750,000 and it is believed that David Moyes would not try and keep him at Everton.

Source : Echo

Blues bid rejected : Everton have had a loan bid rejected for Marseille forward Hatem Ben Arfa.

Moyes wanted to bring the 22 year old to Goodison to add some width and striking options.

The player has fallen out with Marseille coach Didier Deschamps and is expected to leave this month, but only for the right price.

Source : Daily Mail

Cup game on Sunday : Everton's FA Cup game against either Nottingham Forest or Birmigham City has been switched to Sunday 24th January at 3pm.

However, should Liverpool beat Reading in their replay Everton's game will revert back to Saturday 23rd to accommodate their game against Burnley.

Season ticket holders can purchase tickets now for £20.

Source : EvertonFC.com

Blues in for Hutton? : Reports are linking Everton with a move for Spurs' Alan Hutton on loan.

The former Rangers man has found it hard to settle at White Hart Lane and Moyes is said to be a keen admirer.

Newcastle United have apparently had a bid to loan the Scotland international.

Source : Fans FC

Blues to face Forest or City : Everton will play Nottingham Forest of Birmingham City in the Fourth Round of the FA Cup at Goodison Park.

The Blues will be looking to repeat last season's journey to Wembley, but will be hoping to go one better come May.

Source : ITV

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