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The Koeman/Walsh team purchases from that list
how much
Spadge Vernacular
Player Valuation: £70m
The top half of the table mate. You will see Walsh and Brands on the left-hand column, with respective managers in the next column on the left.
windymiller
Player Valuation: £60m
If that is accurate (and I appreciate it's Twitter so it's probably not) then to be in the situation we are in now where people in this forum are genuinely stating that 12th place would represent a good season is absolutely shameful.
I wouldn’t be at all surprised* if it was accurate, however needs total salaries spend too in order to be meaningful.
*Utd are an obvious miss on that list.
Yeah think they might of missed Man City as well.
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
Once things click and they will he/Usmanov will have us up there no doubt in my mind.
Walsh/Brands have snookered us temporarily with bad signings.
NathDogg
Player Valuation: £40m
I think you are right about Mosh/Uzzi on the whole but Walsh and Koeman were a complete disaster for us.
Brands less so, but still dissapointing so far.
Mosh just needs to leave the footy stuff to the people who should know what they are doing.
He should get a grip of the buisness side of things, as there is much more we can do, although there have been improvements.
He should also bomb kenwright, unsworth and the rest of the hangers on asap - what unsworth hasn't done with the youth players is a joke.
If he delivers BMD, which looks very likely, then I will change my vote to the pleased option.
Interesting take on our transfer activity under Mosh from the Daily Fail
www.dailymail.co.uk
Everton's £500m mistake: The scale of transfer disasters under Moshiri
Moshiri become owner in 2016 and wasn't shy about outlining his Champions League ambitions. However, a bewilderingly long list of big signings has failed to take the club forward in five years.
staggering really, we anted a billionaire, we got one and look what happened, Everton That!Interesting take on our transfer activity under Mosh from the Daily Fail
Everton's £500m mistake: The scale of transfer disasters under Moshiri
Moshiri become owner in 2016 and wasn't shy about outlining his Champions League ambitions. However, a bewilderingly long list of big signings has failed to take the club forward in five years.
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
We've wasted a lot of money but most clubs have in fairness Man City spent over £100 million on Ake, Otamendi & Mangala alone.
In that time We've also signed Gueye for £7 million, DCL for £1.5 million, Gray for £1.5 million, Digne for £18 million, Richarlison for £40 million who we would make atleast double our money on and also Godfrey who could have big potential for the £25 million paid.
even signed Vlasic and Lookman for fees we then made profits on.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Compelling argument for Brands this @MikelsGoat . With the Kean sale he’d be even more in profit.
I can’t forgive him for extending Michael Keane though.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
This club has made an absolute show of itself in the last 5 years.
A parvenu trying to show how rich it was - and then fell flat on their face.
If you were the supporter of another club you'd laugh your bollocks off at the calamity committed here...and then you'd laugh harder still when you heard that Everton now spent less than a Div 2 team in the transfer window...and then, if that wasn't enough mirth, you'd be in complete bulk to learn that one of the key players in the disaster retains their job as Director of Football.
We are a laughing stock.
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trueblue84
Player Valuation: £50m
No psg either. Didn't they spend 180 mil just on mbappe?