2021/22 Lucas Digne

[Blue 1]

Always with the undisclosed fees, this club.

 

[DanEFC92]

And there's still some fans who think the solution to that was Rafael Benitez.

I mean a very small percentage.

 

[nsno-chris]

Go and have a look.

No, it’s your statement so prove it.

I expect you won’t though

 

[kenada_blue]

Lukaku was bigger than Everton as a club at that time. We were nowhere near good enough for him and had an abysmal manager in charge who wasted a ton of money (Koeman).

The simple fact is that good players will not join this club and will want to leave this club, while we have this inept manager in charge, and are losing football matches almost every week. We are an irrelevance in football.

And don't even start me on the Lukaku rhetoric. Anyone who actually believed that nonsense about us improving once Lukaku left is completely daft and clueless about football. It was up to us to keep up with Lukaku's ambition and we repeatedly failed. He left and we have then regressed much more at an alarming rate. Digne leaving won't improve us either. The player we have signed as his replacement is unlikely to be as good. And the core issue is the manager we have in charge is completely the wrong choice and will never be the right fit because he is a red through and through.

Stayed a season longer than he had to IMO

 

[davek]

I mean you literally said he would get into Liverpools team in September.

He was good enough at one point. Never said he wasn't. But yu cant bne seriousky siuggesting his form didn't drop off a cliff?

If this sale had been made by anyone otherr than Benitez for £25M you'd have been saying what a great deal it was. Fact.

 

[ToffeeTim]

I saw defensive strength in one game from him to know he'll be a better defender than Digne.

It was one game.

There was good and bad.

As you would expect on day 1.

 

[nsno-chris]

Go on his instagram its there

Link it up then

 

[Nymzee]

Go on his instagram its there

No it’s not.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Stayed a season longer than he had to IMO

Got us into Europe as well

Only for us to get embarassed and struggle to beat the likes of Apoel at Goodison

 

[Blue 1]

Digne leaving won't improve us either. The player we have signed as his replacement is unlikely to be as good. And the core issue is the manager we have in charge is completely the wrong choice and will never be the right fit because he is a red through and through.

This is absolutely key. Expect to see much, much more of it in the near future. Gradual downgrades across the entire team.

It's gonna be a long, long way back to being anything like competitive.

 

[jinkyali]

He was good enough at one point. Never said he wasn't. But yu cant bne seriousky siuggesting his form didn't drop off a cliff?

If this sale had been made by anyone otherr than Benitez for £25M you'd have been saying what a great deal it was. Fact.

So let me get this straight.
September and August which is 4 or 5 months ago.

He's not a fraud.
He can get into most teams in the league.
He's champions league class.

Now its..
He's been poor for 18 months.

OK mate.

 

[HumbleWedbetters]

Baines never won anything with us. When he left should we have omitted all the thank you’s?

baines never refused to play or submitted a transfer request cos he didnt want to do what the manager asked. Baines was actually a great defender

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Always with the undisclosed fees, this club.

Doesn't mean much considering the media always seem to be on the pulse when it comes to the actual fees these days.

 

[jinkyali]

Telling.

 

[TommyDavo]

This is absolutely key. Expect to see much, much more of it in the near future. Gradual downgrades across the entire team.

It's gonna be a long, long way back to being anything like competitive.

Burnley in blue within a couple of years