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Post by Avinalaff on Nov 1, 2013 18:39:50 GMT
EXCLUSIVE: 'I made decision to leave, but I'll return to Chelsea a better player' - Free-scoring Lukaku vows to light up Stamford Bridge after Everton loan ends Romelu Lukaku has vowed to prove he is worth a place in Chelsea's team of superstars. In an exclusive interview with Sportsmail - to be published in full on Saturday - the giant striker has revealed that Jose Mourinho is closely monitoring his progress at Everton. The Belgium centre forward is spending this season on loan at Goodison Park after Mourinho decided he wasn't ready to break into Chelsea's line-up. Man of the moment: Lukaku has been hugely impressive during his loan spell with Everton But Lukaku, 20, insists he will emerge at better player on Merseyside ahead of a planned return to Stamford Bridge after the World Cup. He told Sportsmail: 'I made the decision to go. I wished them the best of luck after I left. I'm not someone who wishes them the worst just because I am not there. 'They are still my team-mates, you know? But when I watch them on TV, I just watch the game like it is any other. I am not shouting and screaming, biting my nails. 'I have my own worries with my own team. All you want to do on the Saturday afternoon is play. People want to see you on the pitch. Fans' favourite: Lukaku was voted Player of the Month 'That was why I left Chelsea. I didn't want to hear people saying, "Hey, he's doing well in training blah blah blah" The game is what counts. The billions who are watching and following the Premier League don't tune in to see you in training. They want to know what you can do in a match.' Asked whether Mourinho has been in touch since his switch to Everton, Lukaku added: 'What we have said is private but they have been in touch and are following me. 'They are keeping up with my improvement. I know what I am doing well at the moment and what I need to improve. I just want to take all those positives to make myself a better player.' Source: Daily Mail
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Post by Texan Toffee on Nov 2, 2013 4:54:55 GMT
He won't endear himself to our fans if he insists on talking about his return. His mind should be well and truly focused on the job at Everton and Moyes would not accept it so why does Martinez? Sometimes I almost want Jelavic to find his scoring boots just so we can put pressure on him as without it he won't reach his true potential here.
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