January Transfer Window 2023

Nymzee · January 30, 2023

ValBlue said:
How could you forget Lacina Traore? He played a massive one game for Everton in 2014

1 appearance, 1 goal. Legend.

billyblue80 · January 30, 2023

Winger and a goal scorer tomorrow minimum. Currently we have weakened ourselves. Unacceptable

Librarian · January 30, 2023

ValBlue said:
How could you forget Lacina Traore? He played a massive one game for Everton in 2014

I don’t want to talk about that

ValBlue · January 30, 2023

Nymzee said:
1 appearance, 1 goal. Legend.

I was at that game and I’ll never forget me dad sayin ‘he’s [Poor language removed] gash’ just before he scored. A treasured memory.

The Esk · January 30, 2023

chopper6 said:
Why?

Surely some of the Gordon money can be reinvested?

If it can’t, can you explain why it can’t?

As mentioned on the space, there are at least 2 major factors (i) there's no guarantee buying a player is any more effective than receiving a loan player, and if we were to be relegated then buying a permanent player is a much worse decision than returning a loan player, and (ii) there's no guarantee that funding is in place for the next stadium obligations. The 2 factors combined may represent a stronger case for loans rather than purchases

BainesontoastNEW · January 30, 2023

John O'Kane said:
Apparently we are after James Maddison, according to some complete strangers on another football forum

Why bother?

Dwight K Schrute · January 30, 2023

Zeitgeist said:
Ding ding ding another on the list please @Neiler

I was wondering how long it would take us to be linked with him when Dyche came in. He's massive. About 6ft8 or something.

The binman chronicles · January 30, 2023

Baggzio said:
This lad was born to play for Everton. Imagine the fume when this happens again.

Forget Tall Paul...I'd be doing this if I saw that in person at Goodison

Ferguson1878 · January 30, 2023

The Esk said:
As mentioned on the space, there are at least 2 major factors (i) there's no guarantee buying a player is any more effective than receiving a loan player, and if we were to be relegated then buying a permanent player is a much worse decision than returning a loan player, and (ii) there's no guarantee that funding is in place for the next stadium obligations. The 2 factors combined may represent a stronger case for loans rather than purchases

Surely though the quality of a player bought should be better than one you would get on loan otherwise every team would go for a loan every time , must be desperate now if Everton are challenging footballi science to blag head why there not buying anyone hahahah

Neiler · January 30, 2023

Big Paul has a year and a half on his contract.

billyblue80 · January 30, 2023

Surely some of those Chelsea players are going to have to go out tomorrow or they just sit on the bench

Infernus · January 30, 2023

Well, looks like we will know by this time tomorrow if we are 100% going down or not. A couple of quality additions and we might just have enough to get out of this mess. A couple of desperate loans and we are sunk. Especially with every team around us having strengthened already.

marnie · January 31, 2023

Posted this in another thread. This will be me between 7pm till after midnght tomorrow.

Baggzio · January 31, 2023

The Esk said:
As mentioned on the space, there are at least 2 major factors (i) there's no guarantee buying a player is any more effective than receiving a loan player, and if we were to be relegated then buying a permanent player is a much worse decision than returning a loan player, and (ii) there's no guarantee that funding is in place for the next stadium obligations. The 2 factors combined may represent a stronger case for loans rather than purchases

So we shouldn’t buy players because we could get relegated….what?…

You are aware of how football works and that, yeah? As in you bring in better players with the express purpose of NOT getting relegated. That’s kinda the point.