Everton confirm rejecting 28M for both Fellaini and baines

[Jib in lad]

If we are to sell them (which i really hope we don't) we should be looking at an absolute minimum of £35 million. Even then I think it's too low a figure but will our board have the balls to get any more out of them?

£35 mill fook that if they want them they can pay well over the odds or do one .

 

[Toffeelover]

Yeh?? " Come on Bill, our offer is well OTT for the pair of them, do the right thing and sell them to us, we will even let you have some of our breakdowns in part of the deal with a reduction on the amount we pay"

 

[Guest89]

Blue Bill is STILL in regular contact with Moyes.

If he gets us £25m + for Fellaini and we keep Baines, that won't really make a difference to me. If he's using that weekly contact to show some backbone then all the better. I do doubt this is the case, but I'll hold off damning judgement until September.

 

[Joey66]

Blue Bill is STILL in regular contact with Moyes.

If that is the case and DM has said this in the press it looks like our two players are not going 45 million I would want or get lost DM it sounds like DM has been told were to go by BK!

 

[MACCA75]

Dont seem to remember Moyes just handing Rooney over to Man Utd as it was 'right for the player'. Seem to remember a massive falling out between the two of them and Rooney having to put in a transfer request to force his way out.

A bit like now infact.

 

[Loz]

Lads, this is just typical of Moyes though. He spent a decade turning us into a small club, genuinely believing that players could always do better than Everton. With his mentality we were never, ever going to win anything or keep players like in the old days when playing for Everton could be seen as the peak of one's career.

The fact that Moyes now happily admits that he would sell his best players to Man U (or presumably any club perceived as being bigger and/or better than Everton) shows precisely why we must look back on his reign as a bleak period in our history and not as anything even approaching success. He has left us now, thank God, and Kenwright now needs to accept that Moyes is nothing to do with Everton and tell the [Poor language removed] to just sod off. The players should not be sold to Moyes at any price out of principle.

 

[tsubaki]

Irrespective of the fact that its us he is doing this to, the way that Moyes has acted during this window cannot have won over many fans at United. "Small time" has never been more apt.

 

[MACCA75]

Lads, this is just typical of Moyes though. He spent a decade turning us into a small club, genuinely believing that players could always do better than Everton. With his mentality we were never, ever going to win anything or keep players like in the old days when playing for Everton could be seen as the peak of one's career.

The fact that Moyes now happily admits that he would sell his best players to Man U (or presumably any club perceived as being bigger and/or better than Everton) shows precisely why we must look back on his reign as a bleak period in our history and not as anything even approaching success. He has left us now, thank God, and Kenwright now needs to accept that Moyes is nothing to do with Everton and tell the [Poor language removed] to just sod off. The players should not be sold to Moyes at any price out of principle.

This is nonsense and trying to re-write history for your own agenda.

The whole point of this is that it has shown Moyes to be a hypocrite. We saw quite clearly as Everton manager that Moyes wouldnt simply hand over our best players, he would fight tooth and nail to keep them. His comments claiming otherwise are hypocritical nonsense.

 

[dessi1878]

i think moyes is mad hes only been man spew manager for a few month yet hes acting like fergie already.he no's better than anyone how important they are




to us so i reckon hes being
disrespectful to the club fans

 

[Joey66]

If DM's Dad still on the EFC payroll sack him BK!

 

[Khalekan]

Lads, this is just typical of Moyes though. He spent a decade turning us into a small club, genuinely believing that players could always do better than Everton. With his mentality we were never, ever going to win anything or keep players like in the old days when playing for Everton could be seen as the peak of one's career.

The fact that Moyes now happily admits that he would sell his best players to Man U (or presumably any club perceived as being bigger and/or better than Everton) shows precisely why we must look back on his reign as a bleak period in our history and not as anything even approaching success. He has left us now, thank God, and Kenwright now needs to accept that Moyes is nothing to do with Everton and tell the [Poor language removed] to just sod off. The players should not be sold to Moyes at any price out of principle.

Yip.

I have always said there will come a time in the future when people will lump the Moyes years on with the Smith era as being total, banal dross.

Maybe "bleak" is too strong a word.....but the Moyes era contained precious few higlights.

 

[4737carlin]

Blue Bill is STILL in regular contact with Moyes.

No chance, you only had to watch the video clip of Kenwright walking down the road talking late on the night when this story of Moyes going first came out, he was a broken man, his long time arse kissing puppet had **** on him, there is no chance Kenwright will want anything to do with him now. The way Moyes and United went about him leaving us and going there was very sly, Moyes was already being a cnut to us even before we knew it

 

[Joey66]

reports now 35 million will be did this evening for Felli and Baines 20 million for Felli and 15 million for banes no improvement will be made its a final offer - BK tell them to do one this DM guy is out of the gutter!

 

[Norwegian Cow]

reports now 35 million will be did this evening for Felli and Baines 20 million for Felli and 15 million for banes no improvement will be made its a final offer - BK tell them to do one this DM guy is out of the gutter!

Would never sell Baines. I would let Fella go for £25m

 

[Big Fat Sam]

I'll piss myself if Kenwright caves in and accepts 35m after we publicly called their bid of 7m less an insult. Wouldn't surprise me whatsoever if they went for that price.