Everton Transfer Thread - Summer 2020

[Brisan123]

When he plays he delivers .. time and time again . No chance we could get him but I’d take him in a heart beat .

We could keep showing his goals against the scum in the CL final on a continuous loop on derby day
Throw in the tackle on Salah for good measure

 

[Brisan123]

Troy Deeney set to leave Watford this summer with relegated side willing to let him go as he tries to remain in the Premier League next season

Troy Deeney set to leave Watford as he tries to stay in Premier League

EXCLUSIVE: Deeney sees himself as a Premier League player and, despite attempts to keep him at Vicarage Road, Watford have now reluctantly accepted that he is likely to depart.

www.dailymail.co.uk

IT.IS.ON!!!!! FACT.

#SuperTroyLovesZCars

I always enjoyed your posts and your quirky sense of humour
However now you’re on ignore

 

[Brisan123]

Everyday a Sarr is born

Probably the most factual statement on this thread

 

[Exeter_Gently]

I always enjoyed your posts and your quirky sense of humour
However now you’re on ignore

Quite the contrary with me....I demand more Buckethead.

 

[Glasshalffull]

Not sure if it’s a paradox or an oxymoron
Always get those two mixed up

Maybe it's a paramoron. Or an oxydox (my favourite of the two).

 

[The binman chronicles]

I can counter this by saying that if we'd sold all of our junk first then the club's we would have been buying from would have increased their prices knowing that we needed replacements in.

Not necessarily. Nothing stopping you negotiating and agreeing prices before you go public. All about getting your ducks in a row.

 

[Deulofeumygod]

It's also brittle and shatters easily

That is what I was going for haha

 

[granter79]

@Eggs was dead wood and had to be moved on, we need a young box to box false 6 doing the transfer round up

Think things have improved transfer wise with @Eggs taking a back seat. Just an observation

 

[PSB1]

Maybe it's a paramoron. Or an oxydox (my favourite of the two).

An oxymoron reveals / illustrates a paradox, e.g., the footballer called Davies.

 

[bluerobert]

It's also brittle and shatters easily

that’s why they build highend sports car shells out of it? It’s a plastic composite with glass fibres bound to it. It’s insanely flexable. It’s why they use it for broadband cables

 

[Rudolf Hucker]

You had some strange expectations then. Brands has signed a number of signings like what he would have done at PSV, including Branthwaite and Nkounkou that both look like they could be fantastic in a season or two.

Did you think he could sign the same level of unproven 18-19 year old that could come in and play in the Dutch league, and they could roll into the first 11 of a premier league side? Of course any young wonderkid signing will take at least 1-2 seasons longer to see the field here than at PSV, thats common sense. You cant hire Don Carlo and treat it like a pre-school project. Instead, you sign proven players who can perform now, and a bunch of cheap future stars who you will replace them with in a couple years time. Thats the perfect approach to it and seems to be what they are doing.

You have a smug patronising tone, but hey. Not strange at all. I know very well how the PSV model works & have no doubt it could be successful ALONG SIDE more immediate signings, as I said in my post.

At no point did I suggest we could find 1st team ready kids. Chelsea have been doing it for years. Getting young player in & putting them out on loan. I’d rather we be doing that than chucking millions at our competitors.

The scouting network often won't be feeding young prospects straight into the first team squad or even the U23s such as Braithwaite and Nkounko. Were all these young talents brought straight into the PSV first team or were they brought into the U18 or junior set-up?

It's always going to be tricky get undiscovered young talent out of South America and Africa and into English clubs due to fairly strict work permit rules. It could be argued that Africa would be even more difficult due to FIFA rankings around which so many permits depend. Difficulties which may or may not be exacerbated in the forthcoming months due to Brexit.

I don't know the workings of permits in Holland but it may be easier. It fluctuates throughout Europe and I believe some countries may have less strict rules or agreements in place regarding specific countries.

PSV model (probably very similar to Ajax) is recruitment of kids for their youth teams. They play the same formations & philosophy right through all levels. They tend to sell their top talent at peak value / around 23yo & keep recruiting the youth. They also take older experienced players for balance & for their experience.

Probably a good point you make regarding the work permits. I think Holland retain ties with their former colonies, so maybe that’s how they do it.

 

[Nyhus]

Sent it to a red friend of mine, he likes the video but hates our signings. Nothing better.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Any link with a RB? A lot of good options out there...

Klostermann
Hateboer
Mario Fernandes
Jesus Corona
Montiel

Hateboer had an absolute mare the other night against Italy.

 

[Terrarian]

that’s why they build highend sports car shells out of it? It’s a plastic composite with glass fibres bound to it. It’s insanely flexable. It’s why they use it for broadband cables

It is flexible and used for a lot of things well done

 

[helpimonfire]

There will be no more signings

We are skint

In terrible debt with lots of loans

About to do a Leeds

Carlo is ready to walk

Well according to RAWK anyway and they sure are experts