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paulbefc
Player Valuation: £60m
Brilliant. Bill's missed a trick here, lads. This fella was clearly the man to succeed that charlatan, Moyes. His amazing job and most of all, astounding modesty show he was all the credentials and more to do the job.
Please, tell me more about your job mate and why it's sooo similar to that of a premier league manager.
Been told a 37.5m deal has been agreed...
TheFinnFan
Finners
IF true...we,ve been taken to the cleaners.
Foot Long Hot Dog
Player Valuation: A packet of pork scratchings
Chang Elephant
Forum God
It's nice to hear about fellow Evertonians reaching the top. Excellent show of swimmy badges.
Foot Long Hot Dog
Player Valuation: A packet of pork scratchings
Ok mate.
Kever10
Player Valuation: £20m
All the whinging Moyes did over his time at Everton... he had it easy compared to what Smith had to deal with.
Walter Smith get's so much undue criticism from fans, but they forget that he in fact stabilised us after a disastrous season and had to basically rebuild teams year on year as his best players where taken from him time and time again.
He wasn't backed anywhere near to the level Moyes was. He had us playing some good football at times, and some of my best memories as an Everton fan came in the 3-4 years he was here, which in many ways, tells it's own story.
He operated at a profit, kept us safe, signed some great players, some of whom are still amongst my all time favourites, managed us to a win over the ****e, when they where still good by the way, AT Anfield, saw off Peter Johnson, and when he finally took enough of it, he stepped down gracefully, pointing to a successor who would benefit the club, and not his own means, as it appears Moyes wanted to do.
A lot of the momentum Moyes got as being Everton Manager was actually Wayne Rooney Momentum, and i'm still not sure that had Smith not seen us through to the end of that season, and been able to start the next with Rooney chomping at the bit, then we could have had a hugely different story.
OperationGoodisonExercise
Player Valuation: Free Transfer
Well everything on here is hypothetical anyway but it's just the nature of bartering, people make these kind of offers in all types of business. Man Utd might only have £35M in their Everton-pillaging budget, based on my vaulations they could only buy Fellaini (£25M) or Baines (£15M). As they still would have money left they could offer the rest for both - and we could take it or leave it. It doesn't meet the original valuation but we still get much more money if we accept. Try it at a car boot sale, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised
The Khalekan alternative universe where not getting relegated, in an era where almost every other club has, is a negative thing.
It is like criticising a Formula 1 driver for finishing 6th in a Ford Focus because most of the other competitors crashed at some point because their cars were too fast.
Really I heard it was 28 million and £1 and BK was made up!
Can BK afford the cleaning bill at that cheap deal - is buy one get a half player deal?!
HibbertsLeftFoot
Player Valuation: £1.5m
Meet everyone outside Bill's house. Bring rope.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
if we do sell fellaini, need a creative midfielder, and then someone like Gary Medel.
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