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The odd crazy few may not agree with you lolI'm going to stick my neck out here and I know this is going to sound crazy but I think Carlo Ancelotti of Italy is a good manager.
The squad is full of international players who we paid a lot of money for. All those players you’ve mentioned were signed from clubs competing in Europe on a regular basis every season. We wouldnt have paid such huge sums of money for absolute crap. Delph was still getting games for one of the best prem teams ever and was a title winner. Gomes first season everyone was raving about him calling him the best midfielder in the league. Iwobi, Tosun and Walcott all had great starts to their Everton career. Walcott has shown this season how good he can be with hos performances at Southampton. Bernard scored the winner against spurs in the fa cup quarter final and against Man Utd this season. It’s a shame with Bernard that he has had issues with mental health but he’s a classy player. Wasn’t he also involved in the winner against Sheffield United! That goal against West Ham I still have no idea how he scored from that angle.
Hes won everything for 20 years but has gone to napoli and Everton and hasn't won in nearly 3..FINSISHEDThe odd crazy few may not agree with you lol
You’re name suitably describes the type of stare your post will be getting from the floppy fathers. Carlo Out. Eddie Howe in. Brands out. FM2021 in.I'm going to stick my neck out here and I know this is going to sound crazy but I think Carlo Ancelotti of Italy is a good manager.
Stopped reading when you said Iwobi had a great start to his Everton careerThe squad is full of international players who we paid a lot of money for. All those players you’ve mentioned were signed from clubs competing in Europe on a regular basis every season. We wouldnt have paid such huge sums of money for absolute crap. Delph was still getting games for one of the best prem teams ever and was a title winner. Gomes first season everyone was raving about him calling him the best midfielder in the league. Iwobi, Tosun and Walcott all had great starts to their Everton career. Walcott has shown this season how good he can be with hos performances at Southampton. Bernard scored the winner against spurs in the fa cup quarter final and against Man Utd this season. It’s a shame with Bernard that he has had issues with mental health but he’s a classy player. Wasn’t he also involved in the winner against Sheffield United! That goal against West Ham I still have no idea how he scored from that angle.
The squad is full of international players who we paid a lot of money for. All those players you’ve mentioned were signed from clubs competing in Europe on a regular basis every season. We wouldnt have paid such huge sums of money for absolute crap. Delph was still getting games for one of the best prem teams ever and was a title winner. Gomes first season everyone was raving about him calling him the best midfielder in the league. Iwobi, Tosun and Walcott all had great starts to their Everton career. Walcott has shown this season how good he can be with hos performances at Southampton. Bernard scored the winner against spurs in the fa cup quarter final and against Man Utd this season. It’s a shame with Bernard that he has had issues with mental health but he’s a classy player. Wasn’t he also involved in the winner against Sheffield United! That goal against West Ham I still have no idea how he scored from that angle.
you do realise i did not bring up those names, i was responding to someone who didMy god you type some absolute wet on here.
you do realise i did not bring up those names, i was responding to someone who did
You’re acting as if we haven’t seen all of those players play and prove themselves to be utter, utter gash.
The bar was very very very low. Which sort of undermines the point. It didn't take much to improve us. We had a very young DCL, an increasingly red faced Rooney, and Sandro.ofc i hate all of them except bernard
my point is when they were initially brought in, they were deemed as players who would help to improve us.
no-one signs a gash player on purpose, they just turn out to be gash later
1. delph - most people were happy with this signing at the time due to his experience, i understand a few were wary about his injury problems but for the fee at the time everyone was quite pleased
2. bernard - i've vaulted so many of you about him so get in the bin
3. walcott - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42799046 - scored 2 goals in his 2nd game for us and helped us beat leicester
4. iwobi - we signed iwobi in August 2019 and by 1st September 2019 he had already scored 2 goals for us
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49416525, https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49463332
5. tosun - he scored 5 league goals in 14 league appearances in his debut season
Allardyce's true legacy is January deals for Tosun & Walcott
In time, it will surely be remembered as a bizarre footnote in Everton's history, but the Allardyce era helped sign Tosun and Walcottwww.liverpoolecho.co.uk
"The January signings of Cenk Tosun and Theo Walcott have undoubtedly improve a frontline that struggled so badly in the first few months of the Premier League season."
6. gomes - i remember very clearly that first season everyone begged that we signed him from barca after his loan spell ended, and i remember everyone being so confident we would win the derby because we had the best midfielder in the league
i believe tosun was playing for a champions league club at the time and was one of the top scorers in the champions league plus it was a january signing so the price was always going to be over-inflatedThe bar was very very very low. Which sort of undermines the point. It didn't take much to improve us. We had a very young DCL, an increasingly red faced Rooney, and Sandro.
Even fat scam was muttering about there not being much available for a sensible price. If you can call what we paid for Tosun a sensible price.
You're right about Gomes. He looked great with Gueye season 1. Properly gone backwards.
Oh yeah, all of the clubs making. But now you are agreeing we paid over the odds.i believe tosun was playing for a champions league club at the time and was one of the top scorers in the champions league plus it was a january signing so the price was always going to be over-inflated
but when we pay 50 mil for a sigurdsson then we were always going to be targeted as the club who would be prepared to pay ridiculous prices
ofc i hate all of them except bernard
my point is when they were initially brought in, they were deemed as players who would help to improve us.
no-one signs a gash player on purpose, they just turn out to be gash later
1. delph - most people were happy with this signing at the time due to his experience, i understand a few were wary about his injury problems but for the fee at the time everyone was quite pleased
2. bernard - i've vaulted so many of you about him so get in the bin
3. walcott - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42799046 - scored 2 goals in his 2nd game for us and helped us beat leicester
4. iwobi - we signed iwobi in August 2019 and by 1st September 2019 he had already scored 2 goals for us
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49416525, https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49463332
5. tosun - he scored 5 league goals in 14 league appearances in his debut season
Allardyce's true legacy is January deals for Tosun & Walcott
In time, it will surely be remembered as a bizarre footnote in Everton's history, but the Allardyce era helped sign Tosun and Walcottwww.liverpoolecho.co.uk
"The January signings of Cenk Tosun and Theo Walcott have undoubtedly improve a frontline that struggled so badly in the first few months of the Premier League season."
6. gomes - i remember very clearly that first season everyone begged that we signed him from barca after his loan spell ended, and i remember everyone being so confident we would win the derby because we had the best midfielder in the league