Everton Agree Fee With Man Utd For Lukaku

[Moomin]

The way you lot cry and talk about Ross and Rom and how over rated they are its a small miracle we never got relegated with them playing all the time.

Thank you Rom and good luck.

 

[orly]

I'm sick of the spam regarding Rom on BBC and Sky . Like it's the biggest move of all time .
I was thinking that I respect his decision to move to further his career but that has changed since his appalling public statements .

When I calm down I hope to be indifferent.

In money terms, I suppose it is

 

[Moomin]

I remember him shushing Williams, Williams looked irate at Lukaku. Seems to me he is a tit big time, I wonder if our players are glad he has gone
he wanted the ball to his feet and never turned up at a derby, in fact half decent defenders nullified him quite easily

Mourinho, Pogba, Lukaku are three massive ego`s I think things could go wrong for him Pogba has been underwhelming
Lukaku is leaving with mixed feelings and he could have played this differently, goes to show what a massive knob he is really
Thats what United are getting a massive knob

I remember him scoring twice in a 3 all draw at Goodison against that lot.

 

[royalblue66]

Love you Rom xxxxx.

 

[blueblue]

Within eighteen months of being there, he'll be talking about a " dream move " to Real Madrid.

Mourinho won't have spoken to him for six months and he'll spend most games pointing at his feet.

No. he won't. Madrid were not interested this time, they won't be interested then unless he completely reinvents himself as a player.

 

[paulbefc]

Hahaha. You've just painted all Evertonians with the same brush. He got great support at Goodison, the Hull game (first after he refused the contract and gave that interview) he was roundly cheered and there was an extra sense of celebration when he scored late on, because it was him who scored.

Not an entirely serious post Ian but I accept your point. The match day support has always been kind enough to Rom and has understood the difference between honest ambition and "disrespect".

 

[billyblue80]

He's spent four years telling us he loved Chelsea but as soon as United offered him a boat load of cash he was off there. His scumbag of an agent has really done a number here for himself. United a dominant team? Give me a break they haven't challenged for the league in quite a few years now. Anyway I will miss his goals but not his attitude, see ya Rom

 

[BurnhamBlue]

I'm not interested in what he has to say now. Never been interested in what a former player has to say.

It's all about the ones in blue.

 

[Titus Bramble]

How close would we have been to relegation without him?

 

[ianefc]

Not an entirely serious post Ian but I accept your point. The match day support has always been kind enough to Rom and has understood the difference between honest ambition and "disrespect".

I think his quote about 'trying harder now' isn't the best.

 

[ianefc]

How close would we have been to relegation without him?

Zero places closer.

 

[paulbefc]

I think his quote about 'trying harder now' isn't the best.

Those comments aren't for us, they're for United fans. Take with a pinch of salt.

 

[Titus Bramble]

Zero places closer.

You don't think we'd have been dragged into a relegation battle without his goals under Martinez?

 

[eddy]

I remember him scoring twice in a 3 all draw at Goodison against that lot.

Funny how those memories fade with each and every disrespecful interview and comment about Everton

 

[ianefc]

You don't think we'd have been dragged into a relegation battle without his goals under Martinez?

Oh sorry, I misread your post, I thought you meant last season.

Martinez would've relegated us and Rom wouldn't of been here last season if he still was.