bluetack
Player Valuation: £1m
And we tried to get Cornet. No doubt Dyche will be our boss by Xmas.
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Evertonthat
Player Valuation: £10m
What are we doing going for this lad... and 20M... I just dont get it. We're supposed to be improving the squad!
John from Bootle
Player Valuation: £15m
Andy Gray was relegated with Wolves before he became an Everton player. He was also promoted with them the following season.
People get hung up on all sorts of things, but there's not a one size fits all metric for buying players. Jags is another one that proves it can be good business.
I'm sure there will be examples of bad buys from relegated clubs, but then doesn't that just sum up thee transfer market as a whole? Some buys will work, others won't.
There's clear evidence to suggest that whether a player has been relegated should not be a primary consideration when assessing the merits of signing that player.
Gooner66789
Player Valuation: £8m
Might look like a risky signing but you have some points that go in you're advantage.
Still only 22 - (Very experienced for his age)
Creates quite a lot of chances
Can only do the world of good for someone like DCL
Will work wonders for him if put under the right manager, could see him flourish.
Price does seem steep though, but that's what you get nowadays for english, homegrown players.
Still only 22 - (Very experienced for his age)
Creates quite a lot of chances
Can only do the world of good for someone like DCL
Will work wonders for him if put under the right manager, could see him flourish.
Price does seem steep though, but that's what you get nowadays for english, homegrown players.
Underwhelmed by the assist stats but the chances created figures have soothed me a bit.
Eye test says he’s capable of whipping a mean cross in. How often, I’m not sure, but I’m choosing to be optimistic. Obviously a good thing for DCL and Sally, but also if we’re playing wing backs then we’ll have them arriving at the back post for some of the deeper efforts.
As to what would constitute a good value first season, I’d probably accept 10 goals/assists and call it a good year. 15 and I’d voluntarily kiss Kev T on the lips.
Eye test says he’s capable of whipping a mean cross in. How often, I’m not sure, but I’m choosing to be optimistic. Obviously a good thing for DCL and Sally, but also if we’re playing wing backs then we’ll have them arriving at the back post for some of the deeper efforts.
As to what would constitute a good value first season, I’d probably accept 10 goals/assists and call it a good year. 15 and I’d voluntarily kiss Kev T on the lips.
coleman=quality
Player Valuation: £15m
Looks like it’s a done deal if you believe that Romano, great signing for the money I believe he will become a big player for us as well as vinagre him Tarkowski and McNeil for less than 20m is good business
coleman=quality
Player Valuation: £15m
To be a regular from 19 in the premier league regardless of team you must have something about you
Just need cornet, MGW and Broja now as well as a 6
Apparently, it’s the only way that they’ll drop their case against us.
Burnley start their season with no players, we start with a squad of fifty and create a hybrid Burnley / Everton team.
Complete with Sean Dyche looking after the players wives and girlfriends.
Depressing isn’t it.
kenada_blue
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Personally been a big fan of his for years. We should've signed him instead of Iwobi for a start.
Fair comments to their credit.
chopper6
Player Valuation: £10m
Absolute nonsense. The comparisons to Walcott/ bolasie make no sense either considering we bought them both when they were 28.
Walcott was already on the decline, and Bolasie felt like a vanity signing at the time.
Both had already hit their peaks so no room for improvements in either of them.
McNeil is 22 ffs and has lots of time & potential to improve much further.
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