Richarlison

[Papa Shango]

When is his contract up? I'd have him on a free, wouldn't pay any real money for him with his injuries.

 

[blue61]

Time to stop looking back.

 

[Frenk]

Love Richy, but it’s a no from me. I’ll stick with the fond memories I already have, as he isn’t the player he once was anymore.

 

[Efcjake]

I'd have him every day of the week over our other overpaid injury prone striker

 

[bazza86]

His wages - treatment for how much time playing for us - thd poor lad had bad mental health problems which Spurs may have known about prior to doing a deal with us - doing a deal with Levi is dealing with thd devil!

You could be right...........Daniel (D) Levi is an anagram of 'devil' (I know it's actually D.Levy but that doesn't work so I've ignored the correct spelling).

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

If he could stay fit and wouldn’t cost too much, then absolutely

I don’t think either of those will be true though sadly

 

[Saint Domingo]

Doesn’t help that Levy has some absolute weird hang up with us either. He’ll increase the price for us and ask us who our summer targets are then buy them regardless of whether Spurs need them or not. Still not over when he hoarded every right back on our transfer list even though there was loads at Spurs at the time, even after we’d lost out on Kyle Naughton and then went for Kyle Walker they came back in and bought him too. Ridiculous man.

 

[Drico]

It is being mooted quite a bit about him possibly returning.

What does everyone think on this ?

Not much, truth be told. I love Richarlison - I think he's a really good man, as footballers go - but...

If this is the limit of our ambition, let's dig Kenwright up and prop him in a loge seat.

 

[Drico]

If people want a good test case for what's really changed at Everton, we could do worse than judge the new owners on one thing:

The term "Bring a Blue Home" is consigned to the dustbin of history along with Uncle Cyril's handlebars.

 

[Zatara]

On the left we havs McNeil / Ndiaye.

Up top its Beto / Chermiti.

At £40mil and £100k a week, surely we need either a standout 9 or more realistically a top class right winger?

 

[Ruairi77]

If people want a good test case for what's really changed at Everton, we could do worse than judge the new owners on one thing:

The term "Bring a Blue Home" is consigned to the dustbin of history along with Uncle Cyril's handlebars.

the first thing they did was to rehire David Moyes

 

[toffeeblue9]

If people want a good test case for what's really changed at Everton, we could do worse than judge the new owners on one thing:

The term "Bring a Blue Home" is consigned to the dustbin of history along with Uncle Cyril's handlebars.

This.

A million times this.

I am genuinely sick of the mentality that loads of us seem to have about players who've been decent for us and then left - you never stop seeing shouts for them to come back. Sensible clubs don't do this - you sell a player and you move on.

I wouldn't mind, but it's not even just the fans who seem to have this ridiculous obsession with re-signing players.

To give you an example - as far as I can work out, in the Premier League era Liverpool have had the following players who've played for them twice:

Fowler, Bellamy, Staunton. (You could argue Rush here, but his first spell was pre-PL)

In the same timeframe, and these are just the ones I can think of off the top of my head, Everton have had the following players who've had two spells at the club:

Beagrie, Unsworth, Ferguson, Stubbs, McFadden, Pienaar, Gravesen, Manny Fernandes, Jeffers, Donovan, Rooney, Gana Gueye and Deulofeu - there could easily be others, but they've all sprung to mind fairly quickly.

It's properly small time

 

[efcste97]

I think it's obvious he wants to come back, having players who actually like the club is a major positive. I would try to get him on loan, wouldn't risk signing him straight away, he's had a atrocious injury record since leaving us.

 

[Lob]

I would have him back in a heart beat.

 

[blulouie]

Welcome home Richy.