I reckon one of these Fijian 7's players could do a job for us
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They could give your Doberman a makeover.... the filthy get
admirschleck
Player Valuation: £8m
Utter frauds them, aren't they mate?
it's your fault mate
Bob stop being an anus you smothering bore.
Question: Is the club wanting to raise the wage bill as much as possible to utilize the Stones profits for STCC? It's basically a case of use it or lose it in terms of wage caps from this year to the next, barring any future revenue increases. Sounds like we've bumped our bids to clubs above competing clubs offers. why not use another 5-10m to increase our wages on the new contracts, and hopefully get some of these higher tier players over the line? With transfer fees gone mental, would it not be more financially sound to use personal terms to make the players beg their club to take the deal instead of vise versa ( ala Witsel)?
I'm assuming we have the money, and just haven't gotten the player over the line for other reasons.
I'm assuming we have the money, and just haven't gotten the player over the line for other reasons.
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
The sorry state of the squads overall fitness is primarily an damning indictment of Kenwright and Elstone. Koeman cannot simply walk in and address this without getting through 5 or 6 competitive games, friendlies simply cannot replicate the required intensity. His comments today did not surprise me in the least in that regard - we are behind we he wants us to be for sure, but no club will start the season at 100%. Fine margins count for everything at this level.
This is one of the basic pre-requisites of elite sport, as if results/performances under Martinez were not bad enough, Finch Farm was doubling up as a leisure centre for two years.
It is a complete and utter disgrace that Martinez was not volleyed out the door 18 months ago. What a sorry state of affairs. Kenwright could not get through Koeman's first press conference without alluding to how difficult it was to sack Martinez. This is how we are where we are - too much back-slapping, country club mismanagement, daring to do nothing that would put anyone out of their comfort zone at EFC.
It's not big signings that will convince me that a new era has dawned at EFC - Kenwright and Elstone have sat on their hands long enough and need to go, regardless of how symbolic or irrelevant their roles have become. Really hope that this will coincide with Moshiri taking up his additional share options, and hope he continues with the appointments of people of the calibre of Ryazantsev. We need a new chairman, new CEO, and new commercial director.
I'm glad Koeman can see the wood from the trees, it has been a difficult summer which has not matched my expectations to date in terms of signings but at least we have a manager who is identifying problem areas and setting about solving them. That is great news.
I just hope we can add someone in the centre of the park (Mata) to go with a GK and striker. That, with Kone and Bolasie will result in things looking much better.
This is one of the basic pre-requisites of elite sport, as if results/performances under Martinez were not bad enough, Finch Farm was doubling up as a leisure centre for two years.
It is a complete and utter disgrace that Martinez was not volleyed out the door 18 months ago. What a sorry state of affairs. Kenwright could not get through Koeman's first press conference without alluding to how difficult it was to sack Martinez. This is how we are where we are - too much back-slapping, country club mismanagement, daring to do nothing that would put anyone out of their comfort zone at EFC.
It's not big signings that will convince me that a new era has dawned at EFC - Kenwright and Elstone have sat on their hands long enough and need to go, regardless of how symbolic or irrelevant their roles have become. Really hope that this will coincide with Moshiri taking up his additional share options, and hope he continues with the appointments of people of the calibre of Ryazantsev. We need a new chairman, new CEO, and new commercial director.
I'm glad Koeman can see the wood from the trees, it has been a difficult summer which has not matched my expectations to date in terms of signings but at least we have a manager who is identifying problem areas and setting about solving them. That is great news.
I just hope we can add someone in the centre of the park (Mata) to go with a GK and striker. That, with Kone and Bolasie will result in things looking much better.
everton2004
Player Valuation: £35m
Great post, my sentiments exactly. The new era truly begins once the dead wood is removed from the boardroom, just as is being done with the playing staff.
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
first post back mate?
He never really leaves us mate.
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
multiple multis?
http://www.telegraaf.nl/telesport/v...al&utm_campaign=twitter#voetbal/298/fixtures/
Clubs from large and small European football countries knocking at Hakim Ziyech, but the jewel of the league closes a move to Dutch club no longer.
Besides Ajax also follow Ronald Koeman (Everton) and Frank de Boer (Inter) movements around Ziyech. A transfer of the FC Twente striker is imminent.
Read more from 05:30 in De Telegraaf and Telesport.nl.
Ziyech was in the last season in a difficult running club as FC Twente accounted for 17 goals and 10 assists. Will he end up in a good team, then those numbers will be even greater. He can at topdrieclub in the Netherlands make the difference in the title race.
Clubs from large and small European football countries knocking at Hakim Ziyech, but the jewel of the league closes a move to Dutch club no longer.
Besides Ajax also follow Ronald Koeman (Everton) and Frank de Boer (Inter) movements around Ziyech. A transfer of the FC Twente striker is imminent.
Read more from 05:30 in De Telegraaf and Telesport.nl.
Ziyech was in the last season in a difficult running club as FC Twente accounted for 17 goals and 10 assists. Will he end up in a good team, then those numbers will be even greater. He can at topdrieclub in the Netherlands make the difference in the title race.
Charles Hawtrey
Player Valuation: £50m
Did you actually read the article ? RK clearly states the reasons why...
He'd be a signing and a half like. Would mean no Mata though... very similar to Barkley IMO
Zaschrona
Player Valuation: £10m
Can't we just arrange a few of our summer 2017 transfers that they happen inside 2016/17 season and we pay massive sign-on-fees to these new players so this would raise our 16/17 wages? Wouldn't this achieve the needed goal?
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