Everton Summer 2024 Transfer Thread

[JohnJq]

One for the U21's surely.

That being said - looking at 17/18 year olds already playing in the lower leagues is the kind of thing we should be doing more of.

Obviously Sensational

 

[matty1878]

Would anyone take Yasser Asprila from Watford for are right wing spot.

his dad tino?

 

[matty1878]

Sod off Brighton.

david weir still DOF?

 

[14_dollars]

Would anyone take Yasser Asprila from Watford for are right wing spot.

Yessir

 

[jamieni]

david weir still DOF?

He is indeed

 

[Vintage]

david weir still DOF?

Now back you go to your thread matty

 

[matty1878]

Now back you go to your thread matty

lol

 

[Paul Rideout]

He is indeed

imagine the cryarsing on here if we'd have given him the role

The 'Jobs for the boys' brigade would be out in full force.

 

[blueblue]

I will happily admit to being one of those who didn't think that Burnley would struggle last season. What I didn't reckon on was the crass intransigence and lack of tactical flexibility of their manager. It also underlined the massive gulf in quality between the PL and the Championship.

As things stand Ipswich have spent £20 million to stand still by retaining a player they had on loan and that signing does nothing to help them bridge the gap.

If Leicester get a point deduction and their financial position is as bad as reported then it's hard to see them doing anything. Southampton , no idea , it depends as you say on who they recruit but very much like Burnley they play very open and defensively you'd have to worry for them.

All 3 would have to do a huge amount of transfer business to give them any chance of staying up IMO

It does highlight the ever growing gulf between Premiership and Championship.

An unintended consequence of PSR is that it may make it impossible for promoted teams to compete.

PSR the gift that keeps on giving. I think it is becoming ever more clear it is not fit for purpose.

 

[jazzy]

It does highlight the ever growing gulf between Premiership and Championship.

An unintended consequence of PSR is that it may make it impossible for promoted teams to compete.

PSR the gift that keeps on giving. I think it is becoming ever more clear it is not fit for purpose.

Absolutely spot on

 

[toffee82]

Yessir

Commentators dream of we got him and Ndidi

 

[formerly manx toffee]

It does highlight the ever growing gulf between Premiership and Championship.

An unintended consequence of PSR is that it may make it impossible for promoted teams to compete.

PSR the gift that keeps on giving. I think it is becoming ever more clear it is not fit for purpose.

Not convinced it was unintended consequence. I think the big teams want PSR because it keeps them where they are. I think the smaller teams wanted it because their owners need to hold a financial line.

New teams coming in will be hard pressed to stay up for a reasonably long time

 

[matty1878]

Not convinced it was unintended consequence. I think the big teams want PSR because it keeps them where they are. I think the smaller teams wanted it because their owners need to hold a financial line.

New teams coming in will be hard pressed to stay up for a reasonably long time

all day

 

[Toffeepot]

We have 4 full backs currently, it’s one of our most stocked areas. Godfrey only played Lb once last season.

Left side - Myko, Young
Right side - Patterson, Coleman, Young, (I’ve also read that Mills can play there?)

We need a starting RB as Dyche doesn’t rate Patterson and then Patterson needs to be moved on.

That's not 'stocked', especially at LB

 

[Marius57]

That's not 'stocked', especially at LB

2 senior players for each position backed up by youth squad. How many do you want for each position?