2020/21 Moise Kean

[Papa Shango]

There has always been good players in the French league and they always stand out and move on but its not a good league.

It's not a good league because there is one stupidly dominant team. The standard in itself is fine.

 

[Carloblues]

I doubt he plays for us again, so i hope he scores big numbers for PSG so when we do sell it can be for a profit.

Just don't get this logic me, say he smashes goals in all year for psg and he value goes up and get can sell for a profit
Then what?

We spend that money tryna to find another gem of a striker? If I goes to psg and does well we should be looking to get him going for us

 

[kenada_blue]

Is he not in double figures already?

Not in the league like.

 

[mistuhp]

Just don't get this logic me, say he smashes goals in all year for psg and he value goes up and get can sell for a profit
Then what?

We spend that money tryna to find another gem of a striker? If I goes to psg and does well we should be looking to get him going for us

The idea is that not all goal scorers are necessarily going to fit the types of chances a team creates, or what a manager wants a striker to do. The example I've used before is Ciro Immobile: He was not a good fit for Dortmund at all, even though both before and after his time there he was and is extremely productive both in terms of slotting and creating chances for others. But how they set up didn't work with how he plays.

So if Kean goes out and gets 25 this year, management has to decide if foregoing the massive amount of cash they can get for him is worth keeping him around as a substitute, or if they actually expect him to be challenging DCL for the starting xi. That cash could probably buy two younger players who fit the currently much more coherent style of the team. They wouldn't be guys who you'd expect to score 20 in a season, but if you don't expect that Kean would score 20 in this team with the other striker starting, he wouldn't either, and you are maximizing your return.
Also it would probably help with some FFP accounting stuff in a pretty large way.
I like Kean and hope he comes back to Everton and is successful, but if he gets a big return and the club can get a giant return out of that, given DCL continues to score for fun, selling would make sense.

 

[Carloblues]

The idea is that not all goal scorers are necessarily going to fit the types of chances a team creates, or what a manager wants a striker to do. The example I've used before is Ciro Immobile: He was not a good fit for Dortmund at all, even though both before and after his time there he was and is extremely productive both in terms of slotting and creating chances for others. But how they set up didn't work with how he plays.

So if Kean goes out and gets 25 this year, management has to decide if foregoing the massive amount of cash they can get for him is worth keeping him around as a substitute, or if they actually expect him to be challenging DCL for the starting xi. That cash could probably buy two younger players who fit the currently much more coherent style of the team. They wouldn't be guys who you'd expect to score 20 in a season, but if you don't expect that Kean would score 20 in this team with the other striker starting, he wouldn't either, and you are maximizing your return.
Also it would probably help with some FFP accounting stuff in a pretty large way.
I like Kean and hope he comes back to Everton and is successful, but if he gets a big return and the club can get a giant return out of that, given DCL continues to score for fun, selling would make sense.

But in my opinion if you've got a 20 year old striker going out to one of the world's best teams and smashing goals in you should he doing absolutely everything to keep him at the club. ( Hypothetically like as he hasn't done that yet )

I was one of the biggest fans of him, and was gutted when he went out on loan as he just hasn't been given the same chance as other strikers we've had over the years ( I include DCL in that )

Either way, if he does well it's a win win init, we make massive money or we get a young inform boss striker back

 

[Lelouch]

Kean always came across as a get him firing goals in then sell for big money signing just he would do it here instead of PSG.

 

[McBain]

Has all the muscles bar the one between his ears.

 

[Terrarian]

Not replacing Kean was a daft decision.

Sending Kean out on loan wasn't a daft decision.

It's all one and the same mate

 

[MikeH72]

Smart decision by Brands to not put an option to buy clause in there by the way. Could add another £20m to his sale price if there’s a bidding war.

 

[Nymzee]

It's all one and the same mate

It really isn’t.

 

[Terrarian]

It really isn’t.

Of course it is, it all ties together. The outcome is we are short up front that's the crux of it.

 

[Nymzee]

Of course it is, it all ties together. The outcome is we are short up front that's the crux of it.

Which I never denied; you’re really not understanding the point I’m making so we’ll leave it here.

 

[Terrarian]

Which I never denied; you’re really not understanding the point I’m making so we’ll leave it here.

Hahaha you really think you're something special on here don't you. whatever, see you later.

 

[Chrismac]

Jo scored twice on his debut, had 5 in his first 7 for us.. that ended well.
Moise is nowhere near the finished article and we werent in a position to accomodate his development with minutes on the pitch. Barring the couple of starts where we seen flashes of raw ability, the consistency wasnt there and more often than not he looked awful doing the basics.
However, shouldnt have let him go without having a replacement come in at least on loan.

 

[SteStocksDJ]

Have you seen those Parisian women
I would be in bed by 7 pm
If not I would just go home

I see what you did there