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I don't know if you picked up but Lyon have signed a forward , ironically, from Chelsea , and he is seen as the replacement for Lacazette who it seems Arsenal were sniffing around but it seems Arsenal are struggling to get a deal over the line.You wonder if it's more that just Arsenal just being...

Crickey I hadn't even considered Watford!

Historically it's rare for a big deal to be done in January similarly the big deals for strikers aren't done late in the summer window. This window is realistically the one in which the biggest fee will be received. There is another summer window but as they say a lot of water would flow under...

There is a claim in article in the Daily Express that the actual price set by Everton is £75 million but Chelsea aren't prepared to go above £70 mill. If that is correct, and it sort of has a ring of truth about it, then I guess it's all down to who blinks first but the clock is ticking Both...

The wage bill for 16/17 will be closer to £90 million. Other costs will be around £33 million. That's £123 million or there about. There is nothing left of the £80 million unless the statement in the accounts was incorrect in that it settled £54.8 million of debt and exceptional items . The...

Really? The cash balance you say is £57 mill I think it's way below. Unless either more money is injected which may or may not be an option, or borrowings increase again then the cash that was available will have funded at best the down payments of players signed to date. Call it recycling or...

Sorry that's just a load of tosh. The £80 million invested, sorry lent, paid off certain borrowings not liabilities the balance , some £22 million paid off exceptional items. So nothing there to add to the pot. Going into this financial year there was an overdraft not a cash surplus as some...

My point is that many suggest that keep him a year and then sell him. People keep talking about Everton being in this wonderful position my point is that in 12 months time it's a whole different ball game. I agree he isn't going to hang around for another two seasons I personally doubt he will...

Your first paragraph sort of sums it up. Of course Everton would be looking for as much as possible the question isn't just about who is going to offer that sum or indeed any sum but the question would then be if it doesn't suit him to leave knowing that in less than 6 months he can...

If I were RL and what you suggest was Everton's approach in 12 months I would say stuff you I will see out the last 12 months. No £50 million, no compensation not even a bag of salt and vinegar. Everton nor indeed any sensible football club could risk a player with a value north of £50 million...

Just goggled this and no he wasn't anywhere near their squad. What was throwing me is that he made a comment ,which is mentioned on Wiki, in an interview along the lines he didn't touch the trophy as he didn't feel part of it. From that I had always thought he was part of the winning squad

Just to reinforce your point I read the other day that in his 7 games against Chelsea he has scored two goals whereas Messi in his 9 games against Chelsea has never scored.

Digging deep into my aging memory pretty sure he got it by virtue of being in the squad I think he did play in one or two games but no I don't think he was in the bench for the final

No trophies? He already has a CL medal from his time there.

How dare you . Stand in the corner put your hands on your head for ten minutes!

Didn't he go out on loan to West Brom and some other club?

So if another employer came along and offered £10 million pa you would say no?

I am not sure anyone is angry all I detect is posters trying to manage expectations by being realistic. As for anyone paying a £100m or even close to it that's debatable but none of us have any idea what he was promised last year or indeed if the public statements are anything other than...

There were two main reasons why Man Utd paid £89 million for Pogba. The first was that they had just secured the services of Mourino and one way or the other they had to make a statement signing. The second was that Juve were in a far stronger position than Everton find themselves in tha Pogba...