I was wrong in my row with boss, says Jeffers

Francis Jeffers yesterday admitted he was in the wrong in his row with Everton boss David Moyes, and said the past week had been the worst of his career.

After reacting furiously to being omitted from the starting line-up against Tottenham, and telling Moyes he would never play for him again, Jeffers has apologised and wants another chance.

He played as a substitute in Saturday's goalless draw at Chelsea and was booed by fans.

The 23-year old, on loan from Arsenal, trained on his own after his outburst but his subsequent apology earned him a recall. However, Moyes is still unlikely to alter his decision to send him back to Highbury.

'The past week has probably been the lowest point of my career,' said Jeffers.

'The manager and I have made up. What I said to him was purely out of frustration and a desire to play for Everton and earn a contract. It did not come out too well, and it was wrong to say what I said.'