Everton Summer 2024 Transfer Thread

[Simon Buttle]

Is Patterson just dead at this point? He can't still be injured so I assume he'll be sold for a similar fee to Godfrey at some point in next three weeks.

PL injuries website has him out till mid September

 

[bluestevon]

Is Patterson just dead at this point? He can't still be injured so I assume he'll be sold for a similar fee to Godfrey at some point in next three weeks.

Back in solo training after the injury, a few weeks away from full training with the group according to reports.

 

[bluestevon]

PL injuries website has him out till mid September

Think I saw somewhere he was back in might training etc but not yet with the group

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

His coaches and dyche will decide just the same as every other player there’s ever been we don’t get to decide how good he is they do!

But a lot of the time they have no clue.

Look at the Keane/Branthwaite situation last season?

 

[Mr Happy]

Warrington especially came out the blue, he was besides Dobbin looking like the one we were gonna try to integrate into the squad.

Hunt was literally out the u23s in the matchday squad most weeks

 

[Tel001]

I think all three of Lindstrom, Ndiaye and O'Brien are very very good pickups for the price, my only worry over two is that we have what to all intents and purposes seems to be a very tactically inflexible manager whose loathe to change up formation and starting personnel.

Both had poor seasons last due to being shoehorned into positions that just aren't the ones they play great, the worry is dyche will repeat that mistake (Lindstrom is not a winger, neither us Ndiaye)

Still have this slight nagging feeling he will show horn O'Brien in at right back when Jarrod is fit as well.

I haven’t seen enough of any of them to have an informed opinion tbh ..

But the only good thing about being so bad in attack is that it will be more difficult for these players to contribute less . Not ideal I know but that’s what I’m pinning my slight optimism on… I look forward to game 10 when we have yet to score and I’m back to my old self of hating Everton

 

[mikel_88]

I haven’t seen enough of any of them to have an informed opinion tbh ..

But the only good thing about being so bad in attack is that it will be more difficult for these players to contribute less . Not ideal I know but that’s what I’m pinning my slight optimism on… I look forward to game 10 when we have yet to score and I’m back to my old self of hating Everton

I fancy obrien to grab a few goals think him tark and branthwaite could cause alot problems

 

[john jako]

Sounds like Kalvin Phillips off to Fulham.

Party round ares

 

[mikel_88]

Sounds like Kalvin Phillips off to Fulham.

Party round ares

Really did see them after that carlos from villa

 

[john jako]

Really did see them after that carlos from villa

They’ve just bid for Andersen from palace ornstein just said

 

[john jako]

Really did see them after that carlos from villa

He’s gone into odds on for fulham(Phillips). That’s if you trust the bookies with transfers anyway

 

[Saint Domingo]

But a lot of the time they have no clue.

Look at the Keane/Branthwaite situation last season?

That the one where the coaching staff allowed Mina and Coady to run off their contracts, and loaned out Holgate to create a pathway for JB. Branthwaite wasn’t fully fit at the start of the season so Keane played a few games then as soon as Branthwaite was fit he went straight in and kept his place for the entire season above both Keane and Godfrey, seeing him make the England squad and his value increase multiples?

Is it that coaching team that have no clue?

 

[Blast_of_Cannock]

I love Roman as much as the next guy, heck we have the same name but I have no idea who he is

There is just no way he gets given a chance in the prem with his inexperience

You have people like Onyango on their 20th loan in 5 seasons

For Roman to breakthrough and seal that right back spot he has to be special

Very special

I'm not disagreeing. I just think paying another older player 4-5 times the wages Dixon is on, to be a backup for Seamus & Young if (when) they get injured is one of the reasons we're in a mess. We won't know if Dixon is good enough until he gets a chance. There's no guarantees that Aurier (or whoever the experienced backup to the backup) won't be another injury-prone wage drain that we'll be stuck with until his contract runs out.

 

[Blast_of_Cannock]

I'll be honest mate, post Moyes time here I can think of one player who after being loaned ended up breaking into the team in part due to the benefits gained - Jarrod, everyone else busted out after.

Not sure if we ever loaned out Gordon tbh, memory is grey on that.

Ossie had a few loans before he broke into the team at 22-23 years old. Not many work but some do.

 

[Bob Elstone]

If Patterson was a horse he’d be put out it his misery.