2023/24 Dominic Calvert-Lewin

[Estivage]

He owes us nothing. We completely mismanaged his injuries before Dyche.

The disrespect he gets is insane.

Been here forever. Survived epic mismanagement and being played out of position and managed to become England striker.

Then got treated like [Poor language removed] by a couple of useless managers who almost broke him forever while trying to save their jobs. Still gives 100%

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Then I'm sure he can't wait to get away.

Agree to be sold and bugger off.

No running down the contract for more money in a years' time.

Who says he’s planning on running his contract down? Would make no sense for any party.

 

[kenada_blue]

He owes us nothing. We completely mismanaged his injuries before Dyche.

Gets completely overlooked that Dyche and his team nursed him back from 2 years of injury hell

 

[PhilM]

The disrespect he gets is insane.

Been here forever. Survived epic mismanagement and being played out of position and managed to become England striker.

Then got treated like [Poor language removed] by a couple of useless managers who almost broke him forever while trying to save their jobs. Still gives 100%

I've said this over and over again: people blaming him for his injuries as if it's his choice is the thing that stinks the most.

Furthermore, even with his barren patch last season and through his serious injury spells, he equates to a 1-in-4 striker, which all things considered isn't bad.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Gets completely overlooked that Dyche and his team nursed him back from 2 years of injury hell

It was one of the first things he talked about when he came in. Previous managers rushed him back compounding injuries to try and save their own skins.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Yeah, but he dresses a bit funny tho

 

[Walken]

Gets completely overlooked that Dyche and his team nursed him back from 2 years of injury hell

I remember hearing from lads saying dyche won't playing anyone that isn't properly ready and fit, takes a cool head to maintain that policy

 

[Shibbywiggles]

I remember hearing from lads saying dyche won't playing anyone that isn't properly ready and fit, takes a cool head to maintain that policy

Yeah this was one of the first things that really impressed me about Dyche and helped me see he’s not the ‘dinosaur’ some would have us believe.
He’s well into sport science and looking after players.

 

[Bluebonic]

I remember hearing from lads saying dyche won't playing anyone that isn't properly ready and fit, takes a cool head to maintain that policy

A cool head and plums of absolute granite! Virtually everyone else we might have brought in would have rushed him back and probably broke him again. Dyche won a huge amount of respect from me by handling Dom the way he did.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Only scored 9 times (including 2 pens and 1 jammy goal v Burnley)

Service is everything tbh
It’s everything else he brings us that counts also

 

[MisterJ]

BBC Gossip column has him linked to West Ham and Brentford.

Not to be disrespectful to either side, but if those are the only sides interested in you, wouldn't you try and stay at Everton?

 

[Thomasc]

Could see him at Newcastle if they need to sell Isak for PSR

 

[GoldenToffee]

There's no way Everton sell him even if he won't sign a new contract as they will know full well that leaving Beto as our 'best' striker equates to relegation.

 

[Goat]

Could see him at Newcastle if they need to sell Isak for PSR

Newcastle United closing in on Dominic Calvert-Lewin signing

Exclusive: A fee is still being negotiated, but there is confidence that a deal can be struck

www.telegraph.co.uk

Awful source.

 

[MACCA75]

Could see him at Newcastle if they need to sell Isak for PSR

Imagine replacing Isak with DCL

He’ll replace Wilson if he goes there.