kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
Critical point for our future and his is this upcoming offseason.
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BoysInBlue
Player Valuation: £50m
Not one of MOB's better pieces.
I've been reading him for years and enjoy his writing style but that was just too weird & contrived. Tried to be too clever.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Think we will all be pleasantly surprised at how the future shapes up mate, have no info but just a huge gut feeling that the stadium will start moving fatser than we imagine plus he will start shaping the staff to his liking - manager included
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
And potentially multiple player exodus discussions.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Rom i am certain won't be going anywhere, same with ross, stones is the onyl one i honestly couldn't say if he will stay or go, think it's always a lot harder stopping a player who wants to move the second season - first can normally get away with as a club - second normally player gets their way
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
Tough initiation for the man. He needs to make a statement of intent.
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
Baffling piece of TINF, he's usually a lot better.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Everything i have read or heard about with the man, he won't be no pushover and he will be resolute, you honestly don't get to where he has gotten to and being frank - working with blokes like Usmanov and gaining their respect unless you are a serious operator.
looking at how in depth his team was that he used to run the rule over Everton before commiting himself - on day one he will have known precisely what the long and short term plan was at the club going forward, got a very very good feeling about the stadium and about the future of certain players - BK talking to Riaola or Moshiri i know which one will carry a lot more weight
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
It's an interesting situation. Moshiri speaks with a sort of simple intent - "I will give everything" - and his press release set out that his priority is as much player retention as anything else.
However, watching Lukaku's interview on BBC before the Arsenal game, it's clear Moshiri hasn't yet spoken to Rom (and presumably Stones/Barkley). Obviously, his feet have barely touched the ground, but its a fast paced industry and this summer will be a real indicator as to just how much things will change under Moshiri. Will he have the clout to keep the big players?
It was also telling from Lukaku's interview that there are still unresolved problems between him and Martinez. Lukaku, to me, made it clear that he is fed up with the endless pretty passing and wants the team to play with more gumption. How does Moshiri manage this - does he let Martinez continue, even though it could drive away talent?
However, watching Lukaku's interview on BBC before the Arsenal game, it's clear Moshiri hasn't yet spoken to Rom (and presumably Stones/Barkley). Obviously, his feet have barely touched the ground, but its a fast paced industry and this summer will be a real indicator as to just how much things will change under Moshiri. Will he have the clout to keep the big players?
It was also telling from Lukaku's interview that there are still unresolved problems between him and Martinez. Lukaku, to me, made it clear that he is fed up with the endless pretty passing and wants the team to play with more gumption. How does Moshiri manage this - does he let Martinez continue, even though it could drive away talent?
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
On a less serious note, this picture made me laugh
Ehmm... What Lukaku interview?
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
Sorry, it was BT, not BBC.
Kiwi
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peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
On a less serious note, this picture made me laugh
Mind yer car mister.......