No problem with that.
But, I will rely on Carlo's judgement.
But, I will rely on Carlo's judgement.
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rochdaleblue
Player Valuation: £50m
Both lack concentration and have mistakes in them every game. Not great when you play at centre half.
Terrarian
Player Valuation: £50m
Why, I think most people are acknowledging that he has strengths and weaknesses. Not sure Keane is fully to blame for a manager playing a high line when even we can see he doesn't suit it. He has a lot to prove under Ancelotti as they all do.
Catfish Blues
Player Valuation: £15m
I think you need to face facts mate, you're too old now and you need replacing with someone in their late teens or early twenties.
Darth Toffeeman
Player Valuation: £40m
I quite like Keane as a player. Shame he hasn't got more pace, but his overall defending is good.
If he was quicker he would be in a similar bracket to Jags and Lescott in 08/09.
Hopefully with a stronger midfield unit in front of him, and the knowledge that the manager rates and trusts him, we will see the best of the Keane in the next copule of years.
If he was quicker he would be in a similar bracket to Jags and Lescott in 08/09.
Hopefully with a stronger midfield unit in front of him, and the knowledge that the manager rates and trusts him, we will see the best of the Keane in the next copule of years.
NilSatisOptimum
Player Valuation: £70m
Koemen can just go away and shut up!
sw blue
Player Valuation: £6m
Over the course of Silva's first season I thought he was our most consistent player. Last season, nowhere near but he did pick up after lockdown.
As has already been said, if we are defending deep he has a role in the side.
There are so many players still on the books that provide less to the side than Keane.
As has already been said, if we are defending deep he has a role in the side.
There are so many players still on the books that provide less to the side than Keane.
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
Leaden footed dullard who needed shipping out.
rochdaleblue
Player Valuation: £50m
Both of those players far exceed anyone we have at centre half, not just Keane. They were amongst the best players in their position in their prime. If Keane had pace, he still wouldn’t be at their level.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
From website
Michael Keane has signed a new five-year contract with Everton, committing his future to the Club until the end of June 2025.
The 27-year-old defender has capped a “special few months” with his Blues deal following the birth of his daughter in June and an England recall last week.
Keane played every minute of Everton’s Premier League games post-lockdown last season, claiming a handful of man-of-the-match awards and maintaining an elevated level of performance he will employ as a benchmark when the new campaign kicks off in a fortnight.
The centre-back has made 94 Premier League appearances since signing from Burnley in summer 2017 and scored three goals.
Keane figured 31 times in the top-flight last term and became a regular for manager Carlo Ancelotti in the closing months of the campaign.
“I have loved my three years at Everton and am looking forward to seeing what the future holds,” Keane told evertontv.
“I am learning every day on the training pitch with the manager and all his staff.
“They have been brilliant and really got across the way they want us to play.
“The manager is one of the best there has been.
“I am hoping we can kick on this season and make the fans proud again.
“Before lockdown I had a good run of form and, hopefully, I can keep that going into this season and keep improving.
“I am not happy just staying where I am at the minute.
“I want to keep improving and keep learning.
“My best years are definitely ahead of me.
“I am working on things every day… striving to get better in every part of my game and, hopefully, I can show that.”
Michael Keane has signed a new five-year contract with Everton, committing his future to the Club until the end of June 2025.
The 27-year-old defender has capped a “special few months” with his Blues deal following the birth of his daughter in June and an England recall last week.
Keane played every minute of Everton’s Premier League games post-lockdown last season, claiming a handful of man-of-the-match awards and maintaining an elevated level of performance he will employ as a benchmark when the new campaign kicks off in a fortnight.
The centre-back has made 94 Premier League appearances since signing from Burnley in summer 2017 and scored three goals.
Keane figured 31 times in the top-flight last term and became a regular for manager Carlo Ancelotti in the closing months of the campaign.
“I have loved my three years at Everton and am looking forward to seeing what the future holds,” Keane told evertontv.
“I am learning every day on the training pitch with the manager and all his staff.
“They have been brilliant and really got across the way they want us to play.
“The manager is one of the best there has been.
“I am hoping we can kick on this season and make the fans proud again.
“Before lockdown I had a good run of form and, hopefully, I can keep that going into this season and keep improving.
“I am not happy just staying where I am at the minute.
“I want to keep improving and keep learning.
“My best years are definitely ahead of me.
“I am working on things every day… striving to get better in every part of my game and, hopefully, I can show that.”
Papa Shango
Player Valuation: £70m
I mean it's not really the same thing though is it?
We were never going to be selling him or just letting his contract run out.
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