Everton are today (1st August) trying to push through the transfer of Andrew Johnson to Fulham to open some more transfer funds. It is reported that the transfer deal will have to be restructured due to a problem with AJ’s medical. Back in 2005 Johnson injured his knee against Reading and a third party doctor (working on the behalf of Fulham) has noted the injury as a possible problem in the future.

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1. Number one Blue on August 1st, 2008 at 12:05 pm:

   🙂 About time too!

   “Back in 2005 Johnson injured his knee against Reading and a third party doctor (working on the behalf of Fulham) has noted the injury as a possible problem in the future.”

   Good stuff

2. bluboyz on August 1st, 2008 at 12:46 pm:

   I have this realy bad feeling we’re not going to sign more than 1 player thats if we do actually sign someone?
   Yet again Everton are going backwards

3. Lori on August 1st, 2008 at 1:23 pm:

   Apparently this happens with every Fulham deal, as Al Fayed insists his own personal Physician inspects every player before he pays up. seriously!

4. efc4life on August 1st, 2008 at 10:43 pm:

   if johnson doesn’t pass his medical then he will be forced to stay at us and then that means that he will
   not be as dedicated to the club so i hope that he leaves now. At first i didn’t want him to go but why
   would he want to leave a team that is pushing for a champions league place and go and play for a team that has been fighting relegation the last few years.

5. skem on August 1st, 2008 at 10:47 pm:

   if you look over the past few years fulham have been buying a few of are players like mark pemberidge tomaz radzinski simon davies brian mcbride and now andy johnson are they trying to follow in our footsteps because it is just not happening at all