January Transfer Window 2023

[blulouie]

I do genuinely think Che Adams and Ryan Fraser would improve Everton’s attack tbh… could it get any worse than what it was before?

Wouldn't make any difference, as we don't have midfielders to supply them.

Could have prime Ronaldo up there , it wouldn't make it any better.

 

[JP5]

….more like it.

How would we get a work permit?

 

[Axlswhk]

How would we get a work permit?

We won’t. Fantastic player but I can’t imagine we can afford him or he’s willing to come here.

 

[BringBackBigSam]

Wouldn't make any difference, as we don't have midfielders to supply them.

Could have prime Ronaldo up there , it wouldn't make it any better.

Just be grateful we don't have current Ronaldo up there.

Moshiri could have gone for CR37 as his statement signings if he was willing to drop his wages.

We'd have been down before April.

 

[billyblue80]

Brighton a team without a ground ten years ago now miles ahead of us

 

[blulouie]

Just be grateful we don't have current Ronaldo up there.

Moshiri could have gone for CR37 as his statement signings if he was willing to drop his wages.

We'd have been down before April.

As I said wouldn't matter who it is if they don't get the service.

 

[Tilling]

How would we get a work permit?

We won’t. Fantastic player but I can’t imagine we can afford him or he’s willing to come here.

He would get a work permit I believe - played quite a few games in the Copa Sudamericana for Santos. The Brazilian league is also good coefficient wise to be able to qualify - good example would be that Joao Pedro at Watford, who got a work permit despite playing far less games

Also just realised he's played in the Libertadores as well, one of the youngest players ever to play in (at 17). Doubt we can afford him though, so the link is probably jarg

 

[matty1878]

Brighton a team without a ground ten years ago now miles ahead of us

everyone is mate

 

[blue61]

Brighton a team without a ground ten years ago now miles ahead of us

Yes, we're dropping like a goldstone.

 

[Bebeto]

Brighton a team without a ground ten years ago now miles ahead of us

Indeed...and there recruitment is spot on which explains it. Their manager, relatively unknown in this island has done very well in Italy always overachieving in different ways...this is the type of appointment we need, no safe dyche that nobody else wants.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

He would get a work permit I believe - played quite a few games in the Copa Sudamericana for Santos. The Brazilian league is also good coefficient wise to be able to qualify - good example would be that Joao Pedro at Watford, who got a work permit despite playing far less games

Been quite a few young, inexperienced Brazilians arriving this window as I think it’s becoming easier for them to get work permits. I think Brexit probably helps matters as it puts non EU countries on more of a level footing.

 

[Tilling]

Been quite a few young, inexperienced Brazilians arriving this window as I think it’s becoming easier for them to get work permits. I think Brexit probably helps matters as it puts non EU countries on more of a level footing.

Yeah you're spot on - it is Brexit related; weirdly the Tory party line about 'attracting the best talent from all over the world, rather than just Europe' as a pro of Brexit has actually materialised for English clubs, they just haven't massively taken advantage yet. Shame it hasn't materialised anywhere else though

 

[billyblue80]

Che Adams has scored more than any of our strikers this season. I would be surprised if Saints sold him to a rival

 

[Goat]

@The Bobble any Brazilian wonderkids on the horizon?

Flight trackers are all geared up here...

Why you asking him about transfers? He knows nothing.

 

[MikeH72]

Che Adams and Maupay are the same player.