bitter-no-better
Player Valuation: £25m
I always refer to him as Stupid Pearce
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He's at his worst on the radio.
He uses the phrase - " at this moment in time " constantly.
All he has to do is say " now ".
Haha That'll teach him
JackS7806
Player Valuation: £950k
Everton will look to push through a £25 million deal for Michael Keane, the Burnley defender, before they return for pre-season training next week.
Ronald Koeman has made the England centre back his first choice to bolster his rearguard and discussions between the clubs have been taking place.
Manchester United had been interested in Keane, but opted for the £30.7 million capture of Victor Lindelof, from Benfica, instead.
Koeman has already made a number of additions to his squad this summerADAM DAVY/PA WIRE
Keane knows he will play regularly at Goodison Park and would join a club determined to make in-roads into the Premier League’s elite.
Everton have already recruited Jordan Pickford, Davy Klaassen, Henry Onyekuru and have a deal for Sandro Ramírez in place which would take their June spending to £66 million. Cuco Martina will join on a free transfer from Southampton.
In addition to Keane, Koeman also wants Gylfi Sigurdsson, although Swansea City are resistant to selling the Iceland international, who carries a valuation of around £40 million.
Meanwhile, Jose Baxter will resume his playing career next week and re-join Everton after serving a season-long drugs ban.
The FA has confirmed that Baxter will be able to register with a club from Saturday with his suspension due to end on Friday.
Baxter, 25, will report to Everton next Monday for the start of pre-season training and will work with David Unsworth’s Under-23 squad after being handed a season-long contract by the club.
The midfielder was contacted by Everton chairman Bill Kenwright following an interview in The Times in which he discussed his ban after traces of cocaine were found in a sample given following a night out while he was at Sheffield United.
He has been given a second chance by the club he joined at the age of six but left in 2012, despite being offered a two-year contract, in search of regular first-team football. Baxter will be subject to spot tests and will be monitored more closely than other players.
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
did an evertonian shag his wife or something?
Pearce is a shining example of how it's the professional arselickers who always climb to the top of the FA's coaching tree regardless of any managerial talent or achievement. Southgate must have based his own managerial career on him ffs
KaiserEFC
Player Valuation: £70m
He sounds like a wasp trying to chew a bulldog.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
Good player.
Everton will look to push through a £25 million deal for Michael Keane, the Burnley defender, before they return for pre-season training next week.
Ronald Koeman has made the England centre back his first choice to bolster his rearguard and discussions between the clubs have been taking place.
Manchester United had been interested in Keane, but opted for the £30.7 million capture of Victor Lindelof, from Benfica, instead.
Koeman has already made a number of additions to his squad this summerADAM DAVY/PA WIRE
Keane knows he will play regularly at Goodison Park and would join a club determined to make in-roads into the Premier League’s elite.
Everton have already recruited Jordan Pickford, Davy Klaassen, Henry Onyekuru and have a deal for Sandro Ramírez in place which would take their June spending to £66 million. Cuco Martina will join on a free transfer from Southampton.
In addition to Keane, Koeman also wants Gylfi Sigurdsson, although Swansea City are resistant to selling the Iceland international, who carries a valuation of around £40 million.
Meanwhile, Jose Baxter will resume his playing career next week and re-join Everton after serving a season-long drugs ban.
The FA has confirmed that Baxter will be able to register with a club from Saturday with his suspension due to end on Friday.
Baxter, 25, will report to Everton next Monday for the start of pre-season training and will work with David Unsworth’s Under-23 squad after being handed a season-long contract by the club.
The midfielder was contacted by Everton chairman Bill Kenwright following an interview in The Times in which he discussed his ban after traces of cocaine were found in a sample given following a night out while he was at Sheffield United.
He has been given a second chance by the club he joined at the age of six but left in 2012, despite being offered a two-year contract, in search of regular first-team football. Baxter will be subject to spot tests and will be monitored more closely than other players.
Baxter.
LOL.
We're 100% going to win the league.
Steve Wigan
Player Valuation: £35m
Well,we don't need Vincent Price on here....Dave is our very own Witchfinder General.....
Koff Pearce you belter, there will only ever be one psycho.
Bluecranks
Player Valuation: £950k
Was fighting back a fume when I read Pearce was selling our player before we'd even signed him (quote: Keane may "move on for bigger money when he eventually goes"), but decided I would laugh instead. Keep underestimating us, I love all that.
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Remember Pearce had to have a teddy on the sidelines to give him instructions?
Absolute bellend.
Absolute bellend.
Milk
Udderly delicious
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