Stephenlloyd
Player Valuation: £40m
Ha ha didn't even realise
As if I would waste my time comb on another teams forum
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As if I would waste my time comb on another teams forum
[Poor language removed] me
Stephenlloyd
Player Valuation: £40m
Modern technology is great
You can watch porn while you parents sleep in the next room
Don't worry you will meet some fat girl soon to live out your fantasies
Until then enjoy pam and her 4 sisters every night
mythbuster
Player Valuation: £35m
FFS, why didn't anybody tell me this sooner?
Not even arsed if you're gonna call me a tosser. I'm above all that
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Big Fat Sam
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Can't we just sell Barkley instead? He'd be the one for me to go if we needed to raise money. NEA lads. He was appalling last year and has only ever shown about 5 genuine flashes of 'genius' in his whole time in the first team. I think he lacks the hunger needed to make it to the very top, and it's make or break time for him now.
tommye
Player Valuation: £100m
fukoff butters ffs
marty mcfly
Player Valuation: £40m
Bollocks. He's a far superior player than McCarthy with the ball and I would prefer him over McCarthy in that No 8 position. We may even create a few more chances.
I'm not saying I want McCarthy to leave but it's hardly the end of the world playing Besic and Barkley instead of Barry and McCarthy.
That said I'm looking forward to a midfield 3 of McCarthy, Barkley and Cleverly next year.
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Big Fat Sam
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Doesn't Ross just run into other players and lose the ball most of the time? Sorry, but he stunk the place out in 80% of games last season and has lost a lot of support from me. I'm desperate for him to come good, but it's no longer valid to talk about his bad injury three years ago as an excuse for him not being good enough.
Hope he can be a key player this year.
marty mcfly
Player Valuation: £40m
That's true but if City come calling then we will get about 10m more for him than we would selling to someone else in a year when Besic would be ready.
It's a tough one and I think I would only be interested if we could actually use the money and be able to attract someone. I wouldn't want him to go without someone else coming in.
marty mcfly
Player Valuation: £40m
I'm talking about as the player he is now. His passing is far superior to McCarthy who generally keeps things nice and simple but Barkley has a far greater range. He's also got much better control and balance and can receive the ball further forward without losing it. McCarthy is far far superior defensively. I just think Barkley will improve the defensive side of his game while McCarthy is probably the finished article. In a couple of years there won't be any doubt who is the better player.
I think Barkley will have a big season next year playing a more mature game deeper but it won't be as swashbuckling as his first. His days of playing further forward which frankly don't really suit him unless we're playing a counter attacking game are thankfully looking to be over.
Foot Long Hot Dog
Player Valuation: A packet of pork scratchings
Why don't we sell you. First wool team who puts 10 bob on the table and your gone.
Jags..class
Player Valuation: £70m
This is not going away, is his agent seeking out clubs to get a pay raise for his client
Look everyone, it's a kopite who used to write about Everton in the Liverpool Echo, Chris Bascombe who has wrote this article for the Irish independent.
Big spending Manchester City set sights on Ireland star James McCarthy
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Manchester City are understood to be considering a swoop for Ireland star James McCarthy, having wrapped up a £49m deal for Liverpool's Raheem Sterling.
City appear to be turning their attention to Everton man McCarthy after missing out on England star Fabian Delph, who opted to stay at Aston Villa.
However, Everton would strongly resist any effort to lure the McCarthy, who would be another hugely expensive acquisition should City succeed with a bid.
Meanwhile, Liverpool have resumed talks with Aston Villa over Christian Benteke but have been warned there will be no deal unless the Belgian striker's £32.5m buy-out clause is triggered.
Big spending Manchester City set sights on Ireland star James McCarthy
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Manchester City are understood to be considering a swoop for Ireland star James McCarthy, having wrapped up a £49m deal for Liverpool's Raheem Sterling.
City appear to be turning their attention to Everton man McCarthy after missing out on England star Fabian Delph, who opted to stay at Aston Villa.
However, Everton would strongly resist any effort to lure the McCarthy, who would be another hugely expensive acquisition should City succeed with a bid.
Meanwhile, Liverpool have resumed talks with Aston Villa over Christian Benteke but have been warned there will be no deal unless the Belgian striker's £32.5m buy-out clause is triggered.
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