Everton will miss Landon Donovan when he returns to LA Galaxy "Unless you're a player at Barcelona or one at Real Madrid no one player will make that kind of impact," he said. I think I came with a fresh perspective. The team had struggled a bit in the first part of the season. Even watching at home, the energy seemed a bit down. "It was almost like "we're going to dominate possession and create chances, and then let a goal in." It was almost as though people were waiting for that to happen. But Steven Pienaar came, so did Darron Gibson, and that kind of changed the way the team has functioned. We just wanted to come in and be part of it and we've built on that. Although David Moyes would have liked to extend Donovan's stay, it was never an option. The LA Galaxy captain won't rule out a third loan spell in a year's time, but says he can't make any promises. "I have known the situation from the beginning and to be honest the Galaxy didn't have to let me come," he explained. The reason I didn't want to come last year was because I didn't think I would be of benefit, because I was so tired. This is going to be a long year for me and I'll have to see how I feel. When the manager called and asked me last time, I had to say I didn't think I could help because I was just beat up physically. I will do the same again - analyse it - and if it's something the club and the manager want, and I feel I can contribute, then I will do it in a heartbeat. I wouldn't expect the manager just to bring me back because it's me. I would only expect him to bring me back because he wanted me and needed to use me. I think we see eye-to-eye on that and we can take it day by day. We'll see what happens. When you're part of something like this how would you not want to be part of it? But I'd be lying if I said I wasn't excited about being on a beach next Monday, although of course I'll miss it. Should Everton get to Wembley, Donovan won't be around to participate in the final, but he'd more than likely dash across the Atlantic to support Moyes' side. "If they got to the final I'd be absolutely ecstatic," he said. There would be a bit of me thinking about playing there, but I also understand it's not possible. I'd love to come back to watch us at Wembley, but let's just worry about Saturday and not put the cart before the horse. We need to get through first.