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Sorry, IMO of course
Jags..class
Player Valuation: £70m
To be honest I wouldn't mind selling Fellaini if we get two replacements in. I was a massive fan of Fellaini at first but now i'm not arsed anymore about him.
Blues Harp
Player Valuation: £60m
brilliant
BirkenheadBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Baines is now as short as 1/10 to still be at Everton after the transfer window.
Hope he gets a fkn amazing reception at the next game, if we keep hold of him.
Hope he gets a fkn amazing reception at the next game, if we keep hold of him.
royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
He will mate,we all love Bainsey.
Blues Harp
Player Valuation: £60m
This - and a new contract
billycopper
Player Valuation: £40m
Apparently we didn't offer enough and he didn't want to come. It's starting to look like he might not have been the reason that Martinez was at a work permit hearing, especially since Fernando is either a naturalised Portuguese citizen (and doesn't need one) or he's failed to play the required number of international games (and wouldn't receive one).
billycopper
Player Valuation: £40m
Have you spelled it incorrectly or is it a wind up? The player isn't even coming up on Google searches.
billycopper
Player Valuation: £40m
Here's Andy Hunter, our Stanley Park correspondent:
Everton rejected a third joint offer from Manchester United for Fellaini and Baines at the weekend - this time £40m - and today a separate £15m offer for Baines as Jamie Jackson has reported. The club maintains that Baines is not for sale and, as the rejection of the £40m offer shows, are holding out for more than £25m for Fellaini. He may have to submit a transfer request to force the issue after all, but hasn't done so yet.
Even an increased offer for Fellaini may not suffice at this late stage, however. Everton had lined up Porto midfielder Fernando as his replacement, with Roberto Martinez attending a work permit hearing in London this morning for the Brazilian, but that deal is now in doubt.
Interest remains in James McCarthy and Gareth Barry, although they are not close to an agreement with Wigan for the Republic of Ireland midfielder and only if Manchester City pay part of Barry's £120,000-a-week wages will that deal go through.
Everton rejected a third joint offer from Manchester United for Fellaini and Baines at the weekend - this time £40m - and today a separate £15m offer for Baines as Jamie Jackson has reported. The club maintains that Baines is not for sale and, as the rejection of the £40m offer shows, are holding out for more than £25m for Fellaini. He may have to submit a transfer request to force the issue after all, but hasn't done so yet.
Even an increased offer for Fellaini may not suffice at this late stage, however. Everton had lined up Porto midfielder Fernando as his replacement, with Roberto Martinez attending a work permit hearing in London this morning for the Brazilian, but that deal is now in doubt.
Interest remains in James McCarthy and Gareth Barry, although they are not close to an agreement with Wigan for the Republic of Ireland midfielder and only if Manchester City pay part of Barry's £120,000-a-week wages will that deal go through.
Christiffa25
Player Valuation: £35m
Fernando (I believe) is a smoke screen for Wigan and DW. The only thing making me doubt my theroy is my total trust and belief in DAVIDMOYES
Following protracted negotiations Everton have agreed a fee with Wigan for David Vilan Sczleff-Taleg - having already paid for Juan Arum they are prepared to pay even more for Sczleff-Taleg.
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billycopper
Player Valuation: £40m
Dave Whelan's left leg? Not getting the other one.
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