No Forgiveness: 'Party Boy' Jack Grealish Remains in the Doghouse Under David Moyes

David Moyes , manager of Everton , has confirmed that Jack Grealish will also not be available for the Premier League match against Coventry.

The controversial 31-year-old midfielder, who plays at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on loan from Manchester City , missed the two matches the "Toffees" played last week against Newcastle due to a " breach of club discipline ".

No, Jack Grealish is not available. I’m not going to reveal the plan, but we will work with Jack again soon

David Moyes, after the defeat against Newcastle, stated that Grealish still has a future at Everton , although he could not specify when he will return to the team.

In the lead-up to the match against Coventry, the manager confirmed that "no, Jack Grealish is not available. I'm not going to reveal the plan, but we will start working with Jack again soon".

The two nights of partying that have condemned Everton's "Party Boy" whom Guardiola could not set straight

With this decision Everton maintains Grealish's exile, who was unofficially sanctioned after spending two nights partying and drinking alcohol in bars and karaoke venues (apparently the coaching staff had difficulty getting in touch with the footballer).

The talented player on loan from City attended the "Pride of Britain" awards gala at the Grosvenor House hotel in London, and later is said to have continued the evening at Bam Karaoke Box, a popular karaoke venue in central London.

The next day, Grealish is believed to have returned to Cheshire to meet his teammates Jordan Pickford and Tyler Dibling at The Mauldeth pub in Wilmslow, "the "Party Boy" Guardiola could not set straight.

When David Moyes was asked whether Grealish is currently training, the "Toffees" manager sidestepped the issue: "I'd prefer not to answer that question" .

David Moyes had serious reservations about relying on Grealish again at Everton

The "Daily Mail" reports that it is believed that Moyes had reservations about relying on Grealish again this summer , after similar issues arose last season.

"Something that characterizes Everton is that we are guided by very solid values. All the players uphold and accept these values, both on and off the pitch. From that perspective, I think the players have done an excellent job," Moyes said after Grealish's suspension.