Everton Transfer Thread - Summer 2020

[Neiler]

Hopefully when PP is sorted on the ground the club announce the naming rights deal and we start getting it paid now - £20-25 million over 5-10 years with the first instalment paid in this year or next added to as you say a likely big fee for Richarlison should see us sitting pretty for next summer.

Add in Walcott, Bolasie, Besic & Sandro all off the books next summer saving us around 300k a week I think its riding out this summer and being shrewd - try get the likes of Bernard, Kenny & Davies out for some extra funds on the books!

We‘ve ploughed, 30+ million into the ground already mate, that’s all sitting in our losses at the mo - the minute PP is granted - hopefully in the Autum, we can write that off our losses. So that and the USM deal accounts for 60 mill odd of extra revenue/flexibility in losses I think we have. If we make another 40 mill in sales - there is your transfer window this year.

Next year is a different story, we are and need to reduce the wage bill, I’m not sure we actively swap around wages with new signings rather get it down permanently. Of course that has the added benefit of actually making money as a business and nit spending everything we make on wages, currently 80% of turnover.

We have decisions to make on a lot of players next year, Bernard, Tossun Gylfi and a few others who could be moved on, or given new contracts. Likely their will be a big sale, I think it will be Richarlison and that fee will be budget next year or used to make up the short fall this year.

That’s only if my read as above is correct, but that my read of the plan, this year and next.

 

[Neiler]

Totally agree with you.
I believe he has genuine affection for the club too, but I also believe he is extremely ambitious and sees himself at the very top, winning trophies.
Unfortunately that's something that just now we can't offer him.
It's similar to Lukaku in that the better they play for us the more obvious one of the big boys will come knocking and heads will be turned.
Can't blame them. Just have to thank them for their service and wish them good luck.

I think with Brands mate, we’re in the business of fattening calf’s for sale and trying to climb the greasy poll mate.

 

[Houghty19]

We‘ve ploughed, 30+ million into the ground already mate, that’s all sitting in our losses at the mo - the minute PP is granted - hopefully in the Autum, we can write that off our losses. So that and the USM deal accounts for 60 mill odd of extra revenue/flexibility in losses I think we have. If we make another 40 mill in sales - there is your transfer window this year.

Next year is a different story, we are and need to reduce the wage bill, I’m not sure we actively swap around wages with new signings rather get it down permanently. Of course that has the added benefit of actually making money as a business and nit spending everything we make on wages, currently 80% of turnover.

We have decisions to make on a lot of players next year, Bernard, Tossun Gylfi and a few others who could be moved on, or given new contracts. Likely their will be a big sale, I think it will be Richarlison and that fee will be budget next year or used to make up the short fall this year.

That’s only if my read as above is correct, but that my read of the plan, this year and next.

Anything spent on ground and infrastructure isn't counted in FFP.

 

[Ivo]

Gomes
Allan
Doucoure
James
Gylfi
Besic



He's behind all of the above.

Agreed. But they're not all Everton players.

 

[Goat]

Anything spent on ground and infrastructure isn't counted in FFP.

Theres a line of thinking that it doesnt come off till PP is approved.

I dont subscribe to it myself, I think it comes "off" when spent personally.

 

[Ivo]

Gomes, Delph, Gmblammo, Iceland, Besic, Jimmy Martin, Alan Kelly, Tom Davies.

That Tom Davies is well better than Tom Davies.

 

[AmericasToffee]

Announce everyone FFS. Typical Everton, dragging their feet.

 

[orly]

Wage bills zzzzzz

James yes please

 

[ProZ]

Unpopular opinion at the moment but I think Pickford will be fine next season if we get the right players in other positions.

That midfield last season caused problems all over the pitch.

You're right that is unpopular.

 

[toffee66]

We‘ve ploughed, 30+ million into the ground already mate, that’s all sitting in our losses at the mo - the minute PP is granted - hopefully in the Autum, we can write that off our losses. So that and the USM deal accounts for 60 mill odd of extra revenue/flexibility in losses I think we have. If we make another 40 mill in sales - there is your transfer window this year.

Next year is a different story, we are and need to reduce the wage bill, I’m not sure we actively swap around wages with new signings rather get it down permanently. Of course that has the added benefit of actually making money as a business and nit spending everything we make on wages, currently 80% of turnover.

We have decisions to make on a lot of players next year, Bernard, Tossun Gylfi and a few others who could be moved on, or given new contracts. Likely their will be a big sale, I think it will be Richarlison and that fee will be budget next year or used to make up the short fall this year.

That’s only if my read as above is correct, but that my read of the plan, this year and next.

This isn't correct in two important respects:

1. We can and have excluded stadium related expenses from STCC anyway unless/until it is rejected; approval will only to allow us to capitalise costs and take them out of the published P&L which would help ratios for lenders but will not affect how STCC is calculated
2. We cannot include naming rights attached to the planned new stadium as football activity revenue - stadium generated revenue is treated in the same bucket as stadium costs if both related to a new development

There is no magic £60m relief this year. Yes, I am an accountant (FCA). Sorry.

We have to shift wages and generate as much as we can this year from transfers. The key is not covering cash transfer outlays (Moshiri can likely keep dripping in cash, albeit at a reduced rate) but avoiding big losses on transfers and making as many small profits as possible including maybe selling Kenny and Davies as example who have zero book value as academy products.

We are likely to be short c.£30m fan revenue split between last season and this plus our share of the tv company rebates. That will force one or more major sales next year unless by some miracle we win stuff, get sponsorship bonanzas and reach the CL. I agree Richarlison is most likely. Digne next most likely. The good news is that if we cannot shift Sandro, Bolasie, Walcott, Pennington & Besic this year they'll finally be gone.

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[Timhowardsswearbox]

A team rots from the GK.

He needs sorting out.

This is going to be a big issue for me with Ancelotti. He KNOWS what a disaster he is. If he doesn't sort it he's taking the piss here and just beefing up his bank account.

*Partridge shrug*

 

[orly]

This isn't correct in two important respects:

1. We can and have excluded stadium related expenses from STCC anyway unless/until it is rejected; approval will only to allow us to capitalise costs and take them out of the published P&L which would help ratios for lenders but will not affect how STCC is calculated
2. We cannot include naming rights attached to the planned new stadium as football activity revenue - stadium generated revenue is treated in the same bucket as stadium costs if both related to a new development

There is no magic £60m relief this year. Yes, I am an accountant (FCA). Sorry.

We have to shift wages and generate as much as we can this year from transfers. The key is not covering cash transfer outlays (Moshiri can likely keep dripping in cash, albeit at a reduced rate) but avoiding big losses on transfers and making as many small profits as possible including maybe selling Kenny and Davies as example who have zero book value as academy products.

We are likely to be short c.£30m fan revenue split between last season and this plus our share of the tv company rebates. That will force one or more major sales next year unless by some miracle we win stuff, get sponsorship bonanzas and reach the CL. I agree Richarlison is most likely. Digne next most likely. The good news is that if we cannot shift Sandro, Bolasie, Walcott, Pennington & Besic this year they'll finally be gone.

Everton FC - Contracts expiring in 2025

This is the overview of Everton players whose contracts run out at the end of the selected season. It also shows contract options and agents.

www.transfermarkt.co.uk

It's a Friday night Wexing here pals, and @toffee66 just made a profitable injection over three seasons.

James in, Davies and Kenny out? Seems a good deal to me

 

[Earwigjoe]

I think with Brands mate, we’re in the business of fattening calf’s for sale and trying to climb the greasy poll mate.

Agree and think we need an injection of winning mentality so no probs with ages of Allan and Hamez, Doucoure although no experience in winning is someone we need as our midfield is a shoiteshow so again no probs on age but think we should be looking at younger for other positions like rb instead of Arias even hearing others talking Josh King up front. If we're targeting all 28/29 there's no resale so no more Richardson windfalls to reinvest if we sell him in the future. Let Carlo fix the middle and let Brands fill the rest with young calfs to fatten that'll allow us to profit on in 2yrs when we can again reinvest and rinse and repeat.

 

[Parker]

My hope for these transfers is just that they announce them on the same day about an hour apart.

Doucoure into Allan into James.

It would literally be like that Vince McMahon where he gets more and more excited.

 

[Somerset Blue]

Christ this is repetitive sh*te!