Everton January 2025 Transfer Thread

[Dwight K Schrute]

Fair mate, but referring to his past Everton teams doesn't work as he over achieved in a minimal budget and that was also a different era of footy. Whilst I take the point, West Ham had plenty of players with pace , pace alone isn't enough anyway you need quality too. I agree our team lacks pace though and we need some in this window.

There is an element of that. But you can find good pacy players, even on a linted budget. It just wasn't high priority for Moyes.

His West Ham side still could have done with more pace. Like I said, if you play low block (only engaging further back) and counter-attacking, it is most effective if you have pace throughout the side. That's the most significant change I want to see from Moyes this time around.

 

[john jako]

Are Como now wedged, owned by a company worth 43 billion.

Absolute glorious place como. Got to be one of the best places to live as professional footballer that just ahead of Walton.

 

[Neiler]

Absolute glorious place como. Got to be one of the best places to live as professional footballer that just ahead of Walton.

Long walk to a Hot Wok mind,

 

[Drico]

Absolute glorious place como. Got to be one of the best places to live as professional footballer that just ahead of Walton.

Liam Brady used to live on Lake Como during his time at Inter. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge was down the road.

That's how to live...

 

[Dwight K Schrute]

Everton were not a counter attacking side under Moyes. It's more important to have a good players than to have fast players.

Need both. Particularly if you don't want to dominate the ball. Our lack of pace used to frustrate the hell out of me.

Still does tbf.

 

[blulouie]

Are Como now wedged, owned by a company worth 43 billion.

Very much so

Read about them months ago , signed a few decent players .
Cesc Fabregas is the manager.

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

If that’s true, then the 2nd scan must have shown that the only thing wrong with Broja was a tiny bit of 4G rubber crumb in his sock.

Surely Beto only leaves if someone comes in that is demonstrably better than him. We can’t afford to throw £20-30m at a punt. Be amazed if we have enough headroom for a striker that is “guaranteed” to be better than ours, AND doesn’t get injured every 5 mins.

 

[Dwight K Schrute]

If that’s true, then the 2nd scan must have shown that the only thing wrong with Broja was a tiny bit of 4G rubber crumb in his sock.

Surely Beto only leaves if someone comes in that is demonstrably better than him. We can’t afford to throw £20-30m at a punt. Be amazed if we have enough headroom for a striker that is “guaranteed” to be better than ours, AND doesn’t get injured every 5 mins.

When has DiMarzio ever been right about anything?!

 

[CairnsToffee]

I read we can .....?

Joey you are correct Harrison can be sent back if both clubs agree to the cancellation, unfortunately Leeds cannot afford the $90k per week he is on, so I don't believe this will happen

 

[W84 Dum Freeze]

When has DiMarzio ever been right about anything?!

Straight swap for Dele Alli & Keira Knightley.

 

[Joey66]

Joey you are correct Harrison can be sent back if both clubs agree to the cancellation, unfortunately Leeds cannot afford the $90k per week he is on, so I don't believe this will happen

Stupid to take him on another loan, a winger who can't beat a man ..... mind you Dyche played him on his unnatural wing & mainly covering for our crap right back....

 

[Kevsleftpeg]

There is an element of that. But you can find good pacy players, even on a linted budget. It just wasn't high priority for Moyes.

His West Ham side still could have done with more pace. Like I said, if you play low block (only engaging further back) and counter-attacking, it is most effective if you have pace throughout the side. That's the most significant change I want to see from Moyes this time around.

Low block high block wasn’t even a thing when Moyes was here. We always had rapid players in our back four like Jags, Yobo, Lescott, Distin and Coleman that mean we could play a high line. We got pushed back against the better teams. But we didn’t play counter attacking football. We still tried go through phases of possession. The game was played completely differently back then. Keepers didn’t get involved in the build up.

 

[tadpole]

If that’s true, then the 2nd scan must have shown that the only thing wrong with Broja was a tiny bit of 4G rubber crumb in his sock.

Surely Beto only leaves if someone comes in that is demonstrably better than him. We can’t afford to throw £20-30m at a punt. Be amazed if we have enough headroom for a striker that is “guaranteed” to be better than ours, AND doesn’t get injured every 5 mins.

Even if true, all that it tells us is that they're in contact over the possibility.

"Hi Davie, is there a possibility of signing Beto ?"

"No there isn't."

 

[Kevsleftpeg]

Stupid to take him on another loan, a winger who can't beat a man ..... mind you Dyche played him on his unnatural wing & mainly covering for our crap right back....

It’s not the fact he can’t beat a man. It’s his complete inability to get hold of the ball and pass which is most troublesome.

 

[FTY]

Are Como now wedged, owned by a company worth 43 billion.

Absolute dive round there though