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Some of the absolute nonsense being spouted on here is nothing short of nauseating and it's embarrassing how quickly opinions can polarise.
Regardless of his failings, mainly his touch and his somewhat crass attitude, he's been a very good striker for us and will be difficult to replace.
In fact, he's probably the best we've had in a generation and during the four years at the club I think he's offered much more than his negatives.
And while £75m plus is clearly a very good return, in an ideal world it would have been more beneficial for him to stay if we are to challenge.
So have we really 'mugged' Manure? Are we really pleased that he's leaving us for another rival as some seem to suggest? Personally, I think not.
In the end, Manure will inherit a fantastic striker who'll prosper due to his talent whereas financially we'll benefit and hopefully reinvest it wisely.
Also, personally I think it's a shame that he is not leaving for another league because I certainly will not relish him playing against us next season.
All this Judas talk and thinly veiled claims about his ability aren't required; wish him luck, use the now bursting wallet and move on. Simple!
90 million90m if add ons are achieved. Rooney wasn't mentioned in our statement. It's a totally separate deal.
BBC Sport also outlined in their report that while United icon Wayne Rooney is expected to move back to boyhood club Everton on a free transfer, the two deals are not related.
We could mate.
I'm going to leave now as people think I'm patronising when I was just engaging in debate with a top 4 rival on their forum
Have a good day.
I thought you'd gone....We could mate.
Cuz you're a little condescending asswipeReally don't get the hostility lmao
Even you Dave , could not keep a straight face typing nonsense like that.You get a chance of a generation to cash in on a player like Lukaku. You know that it has to be timed to perfection for a sale at just the right time with a buyer in place and a deal cut that makes all parties very happy. I dont see that here. I see a club like United who have just hit the jackpot for a reasonable fee by their standards these days and they'll only need to pay more if they are highly successful.
We get a lot less upfront than most people were expecting and we'll see that clearly in the next month or so when this market goes insane and figures approaching the Lukaku one will be agreed for players with less talent.
I consider this near enough a mugging, tbh.
I'm not disputing we have £90M from this, but it's a £75M upfront payment + a promissory note based on some unspecified trigger point.
We put up with that from United over Rooney. At least that United team back then had the success to make the promissory note come good.
Everton have been done up like a kipper again by an OT mugging party. It's Kenwright crying in Ferguson's office all over again.
If reports are true, its a staggering deal, world record in fact.
£75 mill in transfer fee.
£15 mill to pay of the rest of Rooneys contract (halving his wage here).
£10 mill fee waved.
Total £100 mill in value to Everton.
Laughing at the threads on here saying that £28 mill was to much for him.
We had a very poor spell in Nov and December of last season where we had a string of poor results, if not for those we would have been chasing a top four spot in the first two or three months of 2017.The top 4 is between 6 clubs with us chasing the pack.