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The Penalty Box Dancer
Player Valuation: £35m
Phil Babb "January is a chance to get a few players out and bring in reinforcements"
Cork Evertonian
Player Valuation: £50m
And with that right manager, throwing the money at the right players!Whatever way Carlo wants to play it, is cool with me.In Carlo Ancelotti we trust.
the golden visionary
Player Valuation: £35m
Phil babb: sometimes i revisit anfield and spend most of the time sniffing van djyks toilet seat
Embargo from Dom King – take it how you want
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Carlo Ancelotti is stalling on Everton's offer to bring him back to the Premier League as he seeks reassurances about the club's future plans. Farhad Moshiri, Everton's major shareholder, is driving the pursuit of the Italian and has held talks with Ancelotti in London.
The length of the contract Moshiri is prepared to offer is unclear but it is understood the finance would be huge — in excess of £8million a year.
There have been conflicting reports in the last 48 hours about how close Ancelotti is to becoming Marco Silva's successor but he has sought guidance on what plans Everton have for the summer transfer window, as they will not spend heavily in January.
Ancelotti is also aware Everton's squad will need trimming following an expensive recruitment policy that has failed to pay dividends in the past four years.
He wants to know what control he will have, with director of football Marcel Brands currently in charge of transfers. Everton have spoken to a number of candidates since Silva was sacked two weeks ago.
David Moyes, the former manager, has had face-to-face talks with Moshiri.
Everton discussed their former player Mikel Arteta and have also considered Ralf Rangnick, while Vitor Pereira chose to stay at Shanghai SIPG.
Everton will now channel their energy into the Carabao Cup tie with Leicester on Wednesday night and interim manager Duncan Ferguson is demanding a bear- pit atmosphere at Goodison Park.
Ferguson said: 'We've not been to many semi-finals in this competition before and we've never won this cup. So we're not looking too far ahead, but we're desperate to get through.'
Ancelotti stalling on Everton offer as he seeks transfer reassurances
DOMINIC KING AND ADRIAN KAJUMBA: Carlo Ancelotti is stalling on Everton's offer to bring him back to the Premier League as he seeks reassurances about the club's future plans.
Carlo Ancelotti is stalling on Everton's offer to bring him back to the Premier League as he seeks reassurances about the club's future plans. Farhad Moshiri, Everton's major shareholder, is driving the pursuit of the Italian and has held talks with Ancelotti in London.
The length of the contract Moshiri is prepared to offer is unclear but it is understood the finance would be huge — in excess of £8million a year.
There have been conflicting reports in the last 48 hours about how close Ancelotti is to becoming Marco Silva's successor but he has sought guidance on what plans Everton have for the summer transfer window, as they will not spend heavily in January.
Ancelotti is also aware Everton's squad will need trimming following an expensive recruitment policy that has failed to pay dividends in the past four years.
He wants to know what control he will have, with director of football Marcel Brands currently in charge of transfers. Everton have spoken to a number of candidates since Silva was sacked two weeks ago.
David Moyes, the former manager, has had face-to-face talks with Moshiri.
Everton discussed their former player Mikel Arteta and have also considered Ralf Rangnick, while Vitor Pereira chose to stay at Shanghai SIPG.
Everton will now channel their energy into the Carabao Cup tie with Leicester on Wednesday night and interim manager Duncan Ferguson is demanding a bear- pit atmosphere at Goodison Park.
Ferguson said: 'We've not been to many semi-finals in this competition before and we've never won this cup. So we're not looking too far ahead, but we're desperate to get through.'
carlos21
KING OF REP
More like Duncan Ferguson fist.
carlos21
KING OF REP
So this not happening again.Embargo from Dom King – take it how you want
Ancelotti stalling on Everton offer as he seeks transfer reassurances
DOMINIC KING AND ADRIAN KAJUMBA: Carlo Ancelotti is stalling on Everton's offer to bring him back to the Premier League as he seeks reassurances about the club's future plans.
Carlo Ancelotti is stalling on Everton's offer to bring him back to the Premier League as he seeks reassurances about the club's future plans. Farhad Moshiri, Everton's major shareholder, is driving the pursuit of the Italian and has held talks with Ancelotti in London.
The length of the contract Moshiri is prepared to offer is unclear but it is understood the finance would be huge — in excess of £8million a year.
There have been conflicting reports in the last 48 hours about how close Ancelotti is to becoming Marco Silva's successor but he has sought guidance on what plans Everton have for the summer transfer window, as they will not spend heavily in January.
Ancelotti is also aware Everton's squad will need trimming following an expensive recruitment policy that has failed to pay dividends in the past four years.
He wants to know what control he will have, with director of football Marcel Brands currently in charge of transfers. Everton have spoken to a number of candidates since Silva was sacked two weeks ago.
David Moyes, the former manager, has had face-to-face talks with Moshiri.
Everton discussed their former player Mikel Arteta and have also considered Ralf Rangnick, while Vitor Pereira chose to stay at Shanghai SIPG.
Everton will now channel their energy into the Carabao Cup tie with Leicester on Wednesday night and interim manager Duncan Ferguson is demanding a bear- pit atmosphere at Goodison Park.
Ferguson said: 'We've not been to many semi-finals in this competition before and we've never won this cup. So we're not looking too far ahead, but we're desperate to get through.'
Embargo from Dom King – take it how you want
Ancelotti stalling on Everton offer as he seeks transfer reassurances
DOMINIC KING AND ADRIAN KAJUMBA: Carlo Ancelotti is stalling on Everton's offer to bring him back to the Premier League as he seeks reassurances about the club's future plans.
Carlo Ancelotti is stalling on Everton's offer to bring him back to the Premier League as he seeks reassurances about the club's future plans. Farhad Moshiri, Everton's major shareholder, is driving the pursuit of the Italian and has held talks with Ancelotti in London.
The length of the contract Moshiri is prepared to offer is unclear but it is understood the finance would be huge — in excess of £8million a year.
There have been conflicting reports in the last 48 hours about how close Ancelotti is to becoming Marco Silva's successor but he has sought guidance on what plans Everton have for the summer transfer window, as they will not spend heavily in January.
Ancelotti is also aware Everton's squad will need trimming following an expensive recruitment policy that has failed to pay dividends in the past four years.
He wants to know what control he will have, with director of football Marcel Brands currently in charge of transfers. Everton have spoken to a number of candidates since Silva was sacked two weeks ago.
David Moyes, the former manager, has had face-to-face talks with Moshiri.
Everton discussed their former player Mikel Arteta and have also considered Ralf Rangnick, while Vitor Pereira chose to stay at Shanghai SIPG.
Everton will now channel their energy into the Carabao Cup tie with Leicester on Wednesday night and interim manager Duncan Ferguson is demanding a bear- pit atmosphere at Goodison Park.
Ferguson said: 'We've not been to many semi-finals in this competition before and we've never won this cup. So we're not looking too far ahead, but we're desperate to get through.'
Not much depth to that really. Sounds like a "holding" article someone would write when they aren't sure.
What's his obsession with Moyes though
Dominic King has a bee in his bonnet.
Wonder how much he wants us to spend? Don’t think Napoli where the biggest spenders. Just lie to him to get him through the door Moshy.Embargo from Dom King – take it how you want
Ancelotti stalling on Everton offer as he seeks transfer reassurances
DOMINIC KING AND ADRIAN KAJUMBA: Carlo Ancelotti is stalling on Everton's offer to bring him back to the Premier League as he seeks reassurances about the club's future plans.
Carlo Ancelotti is stalling on Everton's offer to bring him back to the Premier League as he seeks reassurances about the club's future plans. Farhad Moshiri, Everton's major shareholder, is driving the pursuit of the Italian and has held talks with Ancelotti in London.
The length of the contract Moshiri is prepared to offer is unclear but it is understood the finance would be huge — in excess of £8million a year.
There have been conflicting reports in the last 48 hours about how close Ancelotti is to becoming Marco Silva's successor but he has sought guidance on what plans Everton have for the summer transfer window, as they will not spend heavily in January.
Ancelotti is also aware Everton's squad will need trimming following an expensive recruitment policy that has failed to pay dividends in the past four years.
He wants to know what control he will have, with director of football Marcel Brands currently in charge of transfers. Everton have spoken to a number of candidates since Silva was sacked two weeks ago.
David Moyes, the former manager, has had face-to-face talks with Moshiri.
Everton discussed their former player Mikel Arteta and have also considered Ralf Rangnick, while Vitor Pereira chose to stay at Shanghai SIPG.
Everton will now channel their energy into the Carabao Cup tie with Leicester on Wednesday night and interim manager Duncan Ferguson is demanding a bear- pit atmosphere at Goodison Park.
Ferguson said: 'We've not been to many semi-finals in this competition before and we've never won this cup. So we're not looking too far ahead, but we're desperate to get through.'
carlos21
KING OF REP
That’s just a load of rubbish mate.
ADT
Player Valuation: £30m
About half an article about Ancelotti and mostly about Leicester ffs. Loves to mention Moyes doesn't heEmbargo from Dom King – take it how you want
Ancelotti stalling on Everton offer as he seeks transfer reassurances
DOMINIC KING AND ADRIAN KAJUMBA: Carlo Ancelotti is stalling on Everton's offer to bring him back to the Premier League as he seeks reassurances about the club's future plans.
Carlo Ancelotti is stalling on Everton's offer to bring him back to the Premier League as he seeks reassurances about the club's future plans. Farhad Moshiri, Everton's major shareholder, is driving the pursuit of the Italian and has held talks with Ancelotti in London.
The length of the contract Moshiri is prepared to offer is unclear but it is understood the finance would be huge — in excess of £8million a year.
There have been conflicting reports in the last 48 hours about how close Ancelotti is to becoming Marco Silva's successor but he has sought guidance on what plans Everton have for the summer transfer window, as they will not spend heavily in January.
Ancelotti is also aware Everton's squad will need trimming following an expensive recruitment policy that has failed to pay dividends in the past four years.
He wants to know what control he will have, with director of football Marcel Brands currently in charge of transfers. Everton have spoken to a number of candidates since Silva was sacked two weeks ago.
David Moyes, the former manager, has had face-to-face talks with Moshiri.
Everton discussed their former player Mikel Arteta and have also considered Ralf Rangnick, while Vitor Pereira chose to stay at Shanghai SIPG.
Everton will now channel their energy into the Carabao Cup tie with Leicester on Wednesday night and interim manager Duncan Ferguson is demanding a bear- pit atmosphere at Goodison Park.
Ferguson said: 'We've not been to many semi-finals in this competition before and we've never won this cup. So we're not looking too far ahead, but we're desperate to get through.'
He's also at the club world cup am I right in saying?
Could be a little out of the loop
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