Paul Rideout
Player Valuation: £35m
As long as his deal is like 30k a week max with huge bonuses for assists goals and appearances (over 20 mins)
And no sign on bonus
And no sign on bonus
I believe we had an option to extend Barry’s contract which when exercised resulted in a payment.
I wouldn’t be suprised if there was something similar in the Dele deal, however extending a contract or having an option to do so, is very different from a contract expiring and the player becoming a free agent.
In Barry’s case we potentially could have let his contract expire but would than have been in competition for his signature with other teams, and any new terms maybe would have cost more than the £2m to City to extend our contract with him.
If we give him a new deal then Im finished.. Cant cope any more.Do some Evertonians actually want to give him a new contract?
Jesus h Christ on a bicycle, that’s incredible .
I'll support City instead and finally after 30 years get some enjoyment from football..
LEONARD
Player Valuation: £60m
I know lads, make stuff up that isn't happening and hasn't been hinted at happening and have a good rant about it
The only 'fun' we have at this time.
Dymak
Player Valuation: £40m
The reports of us supposedly wanting to come to any kind of deal that involves him remaining at Everton are total BS.
We didn't offer the far superior Yerry Mina a new contract for similar reasons, and we won't be offering Dele any new contract either.
Dele is on his way to Wrexham!
We didn't offer the far superior Yerry Mina a new contract for similar reasons, and we won't be offering Dele any new contract either.
Dele is on his way to Wrexham!
toffeeblue9
Player Valuation: £35m
The reason we didn't offer Mina a new deal, according to Thelwell, is that we didn't want to block Branthwaite's progress this season
kenada_blue
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Would absolutely howl if we get him fully fit and play him in the last 6 games of the season back to back
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Also don't think we'd have given him a new deal anyway...one due to money, and two Dyche wanted Coady to stay on but we couldn't afford the £4-5mill Wolves wanted.
Dymak
Player Valuation: £40m
How would a ridiculously expensive perma-crock block anyone’s progression into the first team? The only thing he’d block is access to the treatment table, and that’s the real reason we didn’t offer him a new contract.
Where’s this talk of a new deal came from?
windymiller
Player Valuation: £50m
I think the vast majority of people are very sympathetic to his personal situation. I also think that the club has been supportive to him during this time and I am sure we all hope he continues to get the support he needs for his mental health in the future. However, we can't continue to pay a player who doesn't play football matches £5m a season when we are essentially insolvent. Nor can we pay a, relatively, high fee to Spurs if he starts to play. It makes no footballing sense and no business sense. The club has responsibilities to lots of people, not only to a single employee. I'm sorry if that sounds hard hearted but there has to be a limit.
Tony’s Carp
Player Valuation: £40m
I assume the expertise of the medical department was relied on in that decision and I assume their expertise would be sought again.
Not that I'm saying we should offer Dele a deal but Yerry had frequent, recurring issues and his appearance record this season vindicates the decision. The medical experts may have a different view on Dele, I dunno.
