Everton could pardon Grealish after his two drinking binges: The last chance for the "Party Boy"?
Manager David Moyes assesses Jack Grealish's situation after his suspension at Everton following two nights of partying
David Moyes , manager of Everson , says that Jack Grealish still has a chance of being reintegrated into the club, although he does not know when he will be part of the team again.
"Is there a possibility that he will regain his place? Of course there is" , declared the Toffees' coach about Grealish, the 'Party boy' whom Guardiola was unable to set straight.
The controversial 31-year-old midfielder, who is on loan from Manchester United, missed Everton's two victories against Newcastle last week due to a disciplinary matter.
The "The Sun" newspaper reported that the England international went out in London on Monday, October 19, after attending the Pride of Britain Awards. After the ceremony, Grealish headed to a karaoke venue in Victoria, where he stayed until the early hours of the morning with several friends. The player is said to have consumed alcohol during the night.
The following morning he returned to the northwest of England and, according to the aforementioned outlet, attended Everton training. However, that same night he went out again. Grealish was seen at a pub in Wilmslow, where he met up with several friends and teammates, including Jordan Pickford and Tyler Dibling . Also there was Kyle Walker , his former teammate at Manchester City and with the England national team. The group stayed to watch the match between PSG and Barcelona from a private room at the venue. Witnesses cited by The Sun claim that alcohol was consumed during the evening.
David Moyes on Grealish's suspension: "We will make a decision when he is fit to play again"
David Moyes only wanted to clarify on BBC Sport that "he is not available at the moment; we will make a decision together with the club when we consider that he is fit to play again"
When asked whether the reason was really related to his physical condition, he insisted that "the only thing I can say is that, for now, he is unavailable" .
"No, I can't comment on that" , he said when asked about the "breach of club discipline".
Everton's next match is at home against Coventry, and Moyes is not sure whether Grealish will be available for that game.
