Everton star Aiden McGeady happy to be back in Britain after a difficult time in Russia

               GLAD TO BE BACK: Everton star Aiden McGeady is happy to be back in Britain

The Republic of Ireland international arrived Everton last week from Russian side Spartak Moscow.
McGeady joined the Russian club from Celtic in 2010 in a big-money move but after two years of experiencing cold away games in Siberia, the winger was ready for a move back to Britain.
He said: "It was a difficult league. Every away game was a flight. I've actually been to Siberia - five and a half hours on a flight for an away game."


McGeady said he enjoyed his time in Russia but admitted he found life in difficult there.
He added: "The first couple of years were great but after that the novelty wore off a little bit and it was a difficult place to live with a family, it's not the easiest place to bring up children.

 GOOD TIMES: McGeady enjoyed his first two years in Russia but was keen for a move to the Premier League  

 “The first couple of years were great but after that the novelty wore off a little bit and it was a difficult place to live with a family”
"It has taken a while to get into the Premier League."

The Everton winger had been had linked with a move to Wigan last season when current Everton manager Roberto Martinez was still in charge = but a deal never happened.
But this season the Spaniard got his man.
McGeady could make his Everton debut on Monday when the Toffees travel to Hawthorns to play struggling West Brom.