deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
I'm still peeved off at Everton letting that trojan cart horse, Deeney, score a winner against us. I'd tell Watford to go and get a big black Scottish dog up 'em...but I suspect Everton will roll over.
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deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
...Everton's more likely to come up with a cup of Lady Grey
Boss_Rarkley
Player Valuation: £8m
I'll be furious if we pay them anywhere near £8 million ffs, we moved on to Alladyce and they sacked him about 2 months after the saga how the hell can the FA claim we have done anything wrong?
Unless Watford have images of Silva and Moshiri on the ferris wheel together in Blackpool then tell them to do one Everton.
The fact we seem willing to enter into negotiations with them is worrying.
Unless Watford have images of Silva and Moshiri on the ferris wheel together in Blackpool then tell them to do one Everton.
The fact we seem willing to enter into negotiations with them is worrying.
CrustySack
Player Valuation: £0.99p
We should put a complaint in to the FA about Watford, for forcing us into employing the fat slug for 6 months.
Osamabindiesel
Player Valuation: £60m
They sacked him, so they should have absolutely no grounds. ESPECIALLY after we offered them that 11 mil in exchange
deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
"if the gloves don't fit, you must acquit"
Bullet
Player Valuation: £10m
Everton locked in compensation battle with Watford as club close in on appointing Marco Silva
Watford filed an official complaint to the Premier League earlier this year over what they saw as an ‘illegal approach’ for Silva from Everton last October
Marco Silva has been lined up for the Everton job Getty Images
Everton and Watford are still locked in compensation negotiations over tapping up Marco Silva even as Everton close in on appointing the Portuguese manager as Sam Allardyce’s replacement.
Watford filed an official complaint to the Premier League earlier this year over what they saw as an ‘illegal approach’ for Silva from Everton last October. Everton wanted Silva to replace Ronald Koeman, and Silva wanted to go, but the clubs could never agree a deal. Watford’s season was destabilised, and they eventually sacked Silva on 21 January, replacing him with Javi Gracia. Watford believe this entitles them to compensation.
The Premier League suggested mediation between the two clubs and when Keith Harris and Bill Kenwright met Watford officials in London last month, they said that Silva would not be appointed as the next Everton manager.
No compensation package was agreed between the two clubs and if nothing is agreed then the Premier League will step in and could decide a punishment. If Silva is appointed the next manager at Goodison Park, as is expected, then Watford’s compensation claim would be further strengthened, especially given Everton’s recent assurances that it would not happen.
Meanwhile Silva and Watford are still involved in their own legal process over whether Silva breached his Watford contract, which is being mediated by the League Managers Association. But that process will not slow down Everton’s attempts to appoint Silva as their manager.
Watford filed an official complaint to the Premier League earlier this year over what they saw as an ‘illegal approach’ for Silva from Everton last October
Marco Silva has been lined up for the Everton job Getty Images
Everton and Watford are still locked in compensation negotiations over tapping up Marco Silva even as Everton close in on appointing the Portuguese manager as Sam Allardyce’s replacement.
Watford filed an official complaint to the Premier League earlier this year over what they saw as an ‘illegal approach’ for Silva from Everton last October. Everton wanted Silva to replace Ronald Koeman, and Silva wanted to go, but the clubs could never agree a deal. Watford’s season was destabilised, and they eventually sacked Silva on 21 January, replacing him with Javi Gracia. Watford believe this entitles them to compensation.
The Premier League suggested mediation between the two clubs and when Keith Harris and Bill Kenwright met Watford officials in London last month, they said that Silva would not be appointed as the next Everton manager.
No compensation package was agreed between the two clubs and if nothing is agreed then the Premier League will step in and could decide a punishment. If Silva is appointed the next manager at Goodison Park, as is expected, then Watford’s compensation claim would be further strengthened, especially given Everton’s recent assurances that it would not happen.
Meanwhile Silva and Watford are still involved in their own legal process over whether Silva breached his Watford contract, which is being mediated by the League Managers Association. But that process will not slow down Everton’s attempts to appoint Silva as their manager.
All I can say is at least Koeman had a better CV when we are blindly going after the wrong manager.
The absolute singular focus on Silva is beyond logic.
The absolute singular focus on Silva is beyond logic.
BigDunc'sFod
Player Valuation: £35m
Emery not good enough, goes to PSG.
Tuchel not good enough, goes to PSG.
We end up with Kirman, Unsworth, Allardyce then Silva.
Great.
Tuchel not good enough, goes to PSG.
We end up with Kirman, Unsworth, Allardyce then Silva.
Great.
jayonenote
Player Valuation: £8m
Fact of the day.
When Silva and Fonseca were both managing in Portugal...Silva took 'lil 'ole Estoral to league leaders Porto who were managed by Fonseca...Porto were expected to trash then..they got beat..2 games later Fonseca was sacked
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
All the talk from desperate Everton fans that SIlva hadnt taken another job because he was waiting for us, when in reality this is the reason why, because only one club would be stupid enough to get dragged into this mess for a bang average managerEverton locked in compensation battle with Watford as club close in on appointing Marco Silva
Watford filed an official complaint to the Premier League earlier this year over what they saw as an ‘illegal approach’ for Silva from Everton last October
Marco Silva has been lined up for the Everton job Getty Images
Everton and Watford are still locked in compensation negotiations over tapping up Marco Silva even as Everton close in on appointing the Portuguese manager as Sam Allardyce’s replacement.
Watford filed an official complaint to the Premier League earlier this year over what they saw as an ‘illegal approach’ for Silva from Everton last October. Everton wanted Silva to replace Ronald Koeman, and Silva wanted to go, but the clubs could never agree a deal. Watford’s season was destabilised, and they eventually sacked Silva on 21 January, replacing him with Javi Gracia. Watford believe this entitles them to compensation.
The Premier League suggested mediation between the two clubs and when Keith Harris and Bill Kenwright met Watford officials in London last month, they said that Silva would not be appointed as the next Everton manager.
No compensation package was agreed between the two clubs and if nothing is agreed then the Premier League will step in and could decide a punishment. If Silva is appointed the next manager at Goodison Park, as is expected, then Watford’s compensation claim would be further strengthened, especially given Everton’s recent assurances that it would not happen.
Meanwhile Silva and Watford are still involved in their own legal process over whether Silva breached his Watford contract, which is being mediated by the League Managers Association. But that process will not slow down Everton’s attempts to appoint Silva as their manager.
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
Who said they we’re good enough? Emery rejected us last time and for all we know Tuchel the same. Who is to say Emery won’t again?
Plenty to criticise the club about but let’s not just bash them without cause.
No CL Manager is touching us. We are a mess presently.
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