It's all slowly falling into place with Marcel Brands. The summer transfer market will be key, and probably one of the most important ones in a long time that the club needs to get right.
It's all slowly falling into place with Marcel Brands. The summer transfer market will be key, and probably one of the most important ones in a long time that the club needs to get right.
I don't know if this is a bad or good thing
It's neutral if we don't endure loads of injuries. If we do, it could easily cost us Europe that window. Those players aren't great but they're generally better than the kids in the reserves.
It's only a positive if we get away with it and it enables big money spending in the summer. We'll see. My gut instinct is we've blown our best chance to push on after the start we had this season.
...unless I’ve missed something, my understanding is Brand’s contract expires ahead of the summer window.
I’m not usually particularly critical of him as I think the business he does is usually good however I would like to know why it’s taken us until the final hours of the January window to sign Josh King who was seemingly there to sign in the summer. We all knew Tosun wasn’t good enough and would never play himself into a permanent move so why didn’t we simply get King in earlier?
The business with the 6 month deal with an extension is as ever very good but Brands has a horrible habit of leaving us short
Really interesting piece, Brands not being given enough credit for this. The haters will not acknowledge it either![]()
Brands plan slowly takes shape as Everton reduce £165m problem
Everton and Marcel Brands were looking to lower the £165m wage bill during the January transfer windowwww.liverpoolecho.co.uk
Not commenting on the content but it's really not an interesting piece. It reads like the work experience kid has written it and has absolutely no insight at all into how or why things have happened. There's dozens of posts a day about the same thing on here that are a more interesting read than that. The Echo is unbelievably bad now.Really interesting piece, Brands not being given enough credit for this. The haters will not acknowledge it either
Not commenting on the content but it's really not an interesting piece. It reads like the work experience kid has written it and has absolutely no insight at all into how or why things have happened. There's dozens of posts a day about the same thing on here that are a more interesting read than that. The Echo is unbelievably bad now.
I don't know if this is a bad or good thing
Thats cos he didnt sell any of them.Transfer fees in 0.
Transfer fees in 0.