I think you'll find he was only winding you up. You shouldn't take this forum chat too seriously
There's a beginning and an end to a wind up mate. This fella is on rails.
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I think you'll find he was only winding you up. You shouldn't take this forum chat too seriously
I've said earlier: £50M over and above what is brought in this summer. That will then be appreciated as a good start. Then we need to repeat the dose next summer.@davek since I've been posting on GOT ive agreed with probably the majority of your positions but don't align to your net spend issue.
So in that context I'm giving it one more go but from a different persective: what would be a successful transfer season to you?
I get that you believe we will bank £150m from sales and as such we again have a minimal net spend showing its same old same old. You could argue that.
Is it as simple as us needing to spend £250m to date or at least by the end of the window? Is it about the quality of players?
Again I don't think any of the top 6 envy any of our purchases and agree with you if they wanted them I'm sure they would not be with us. It is what it is.
So what for you would be a true indicator that things have changed?
So you cant back your claim up?My God - you did just top it!
Extraordinary...
I've said earlier: £50M over and above what is brought in this summer. That will then be appreciated as a good start. Then we need to repeat the dose next summer.
If we start to see that level of expenditure then he's doing his job. Until he negotiates that first £50M net spend though I'll still consider him to be the owner who failed us last summer.
It's not the term I'd use.He is not being serious most of the time...I think the term for it is 'devil's advocate'
The whole idea of spending 100M that the club can't afford because they are banking on guaranteed income from a Lukaku sale is nonsense. What if he breaks his leg tomorrow? Or if Utd & Chelsea collude and say they won't pay over 50m now and we can't refuse as the club will go bust otherwise. No business operates like that, which is why at Everton there has always until now been a need to bank the money before approving purchases. To say it's the same as before makes no sense, and the club has to be able to afford to make the purchases and keep Lukaku or they wouldn't have signed the players.
Moshiri used a lot of BS after last summer's transfer window to make it sound like he'd been trying to spend a fortune. He lost face over it.Ok simple.. impossible to read every post so didn't see that one. Simple maths ... look no one can prove you wrong if we end up just breaking even again. It feels different as there was a clearly thought out plan that we have executed well, also paying above market to close the deal.. something we have been asking for instead of going toe to toe with the Hammers or flipping Stoke every year.
That is a fundamental change but from a funding perspective.. yep the jury is still out.. I just remain positive it is different, net spend aside.
Didn't most of our targets reject us so we don't know if he was lying about having a fortune to spend or not.Moshiri used a lot of BS after last summer's transfer window to make it sound like he'd been trying to spend a fortune. He lost face over it.
Dont rule out him looking to repair that damage by spending a lot of incoming cash prior to it arriving this summer whilst leaving the sell-to-buy model very much in play by the end of the transfer window.
That's a very kind interpretation of events.Didn't most of our targets reject us so we don't know if he was lying about having a fortune to spend or not.
That's a very kind interpretation of events.
Everyone knows last Summer was a mess.
Some know why.
We were not ready, basically.
Moshiri used a lot of BS after last summer's transfer window to make it sound like he'd been trying to spend a fortune. He lost face over it.
Dont rule out him looking to repair that damage by spending a lot of incoming cash prior to it arriving this summer whilst leaving the sell-to-buy model very much in play by the end of the transfer window.