Lukaku. Yes or no

[Goat]

Why the ____ are some of you watching this. Twice a year is enough of those shiz stains as it is...I can't even hate watch, rather shop for her toiletries if it came to it.

If you miss the FA Cup Final you cant even call yourself a footy fan bruv.

 

[ste d' indica]

Where is your morality...that's like drinking bottom shelf "cause it's whisky"

xx

Yeah... I'd do that as well.

 

[StreetEndBlue]

His performance has been pretty embarrassing. Yet again he fails to show up in a big game. Would still have back here like.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

If you miss the FA Cup Final you cant even call yourself a footy fan bruv.

Them days are gone, I hear...only boomers think that way, old man.

xx

 

[Goat]

Them days are gone, I hear...only boomers think that way, old man.

xx

Gen X here.

 

[4737carlin]

Total waste of a shirt in the end

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Gen X here.

Apparently we're boomers too, it's a blanket statement these days...we're getting lumped in with them.

(or I got in to this debate with one who is dumber than the others)

 

[MikeH72]

Wow he sucks a lot

 

[Dublin blue 75]

Based on the cup final, a big fat no.

 

[Uuuuuurgh plop plop]

Nope. We need a young and hungry striker. Lukaku will think we are beneath him

 

[Fansince1988]

In the main Lukaku has been good when he’s the top player in the team, us and WBA if he came back to Everton he would be excellent for us.

 

[Drico]

Lukaku's career is a parable. He backed his ambition ruthlessly, has made a fantastic amount of money, but is simply not loved by any fan base in the league where he has spent the bulk of his career or truly associated with any specific club. In truth, his ambition exceeded his talent - and certainly clouded his judgment to the extent that he has made one bad career move after another in the last five years.

I think he's the best Everton striker since Graeme Sharp. But his move to United was a failure. His move to Inter - while successful - was actually an admission that he was not a world-class striker. It's 25 years since a move to Inter was an upwardly mobile one, 2010 CL triumph notwithstanding. The return to Chelsea was nothing more than neediness to somehow prove Mourinho was wrong about him. He hasn't.

Lukaku was an excellent forward, but he was always tier two in the cold light of day. He is not a player who affects Champions League finals.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Lukaku's career is a parable. He backed his ambition ruthlessly, has made a fantastic amount of money, but is simply not loved by any fan base in the league where he has spent the bulk of his career or truly associated with any specific club. In truth, his ambition exceeded his talent - and certainly clouded his judgment to the extent that he has made one bad career move after another in the last five years.

I think he's the best Everton striker since Graeme Sharp. But his move to United was a failure. His move to Inter - while successful - was actually an admission that he was not a world-class striker. It's 25 years since a move to Inter was an upwardly mobile one, 2010 CL triumph notwithstanding. The return to Chelsea was nothing more than neediness to somehow prove Mourinho was wrong about him. He hasn't.

Lukaku was an excellent forward, but he was always tier two in the cold light of day. He is not a player who affects Champions League finals.

I think his next move is to a club like West Ham - on the up but not big enough to be winning trophies.

Would have him back here tomorrow though - whilst we're a midtable oufit having someone who can fire us into the dizzy heights of 7th is better than midtable mediocrity.

 

[BlueStevie35]

Moving to United ruined him, Inter tried to revive him only for Chelsea to sink him again. Just thankful we got him in his absolute prime

 

[ToffeeTim]

Tuchel's tactics are pretty dreadful. Dont think they put a decent cross in all day. Either he is stubborn or he hasn't a clue how to use Lukaku. Which begs the question why did he want to sign him in the first place.