He is a joke manager, really out of his depth at the Camp Nou
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This is basically my point.
I don't regret him going based on what he did for us.It's just, he's ours, and we're crap going forward - as I posted in the Carlo thread earlier we've created the fourth lowest amount of chances in the league this season, and are just an incredibly hard club for a young player new to the league to get accustomed to.
We can probably make a profit on him - it just has to be spent wisely.
BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
Both games he was played in a 3 man attack
the sniderman
Player Valuation: £40m
guys it seems goodison is a toxic graveyard for young talent. it is time to ask ourselves if it is us who helps create this problem with fat fathers being very angry to players because the blue pills they ordered have not yet arrived.
the golden visionary
Player Valuation: £35m
Yeah your right. But the hypocrisy of them . Everything they said what was wrong with the act happened to the young lad from west ham.
But like you say, no story because hes not a celebrity footballer.
Yhats where we are now
I notice the Trump notion of constantly repeating a lie until it becomes a truth has arrived at the Moise Kean thread
The suggestion seems to be that the club forced the lad into a move to PSG.
The truth is completely different, Moise Kean realised he was competing directly with DCL and there was no immediate prospect of him dislodging our first choice striker.
We have all seen this season that DCL has made himself undroppable.
Moise Kean did not want to live on scraps of appearances or play wide on the right where his impact was mixed .
He made it abundantly clear that he was unhappy with the situation and that was blatantly obvious to anybody who watched his performances before the loan deal to PSG was completed.
He didn't engage with his teammates and he didn't celebrate any goal he scored.
We all knew he was going to leave the club either on loan or permanently.
The loan deal has worked very well for PSG, for Moise Kean and possibly most of all for Everton
There is no buy out clause in the loan deal, the player has played lots of games, scored plenty of goals, albeit in a second tier league and his profile is now higher than when we first signed him
Moise Kean is in a strong position but Everton are in an equally strong position.
He is still our player 100% , we decide with Moise Kean if he stays or leaves.
Unless his form falls off a cliff or unless clubs cannot spend any money because of Covid then Mise Kean has a higher value than when we signed him.
We will have a player coming back to us more capable of contributing to our season or
We will gave a player worth a lot of money or
What we may see in the summer window clubs swapping players in order to get new signings without spending any real money
Moise Kean will be a very traceable asset.
So, to debunk the lie...Moise Kean pushed for the move
The suggestion seems to be that the club forced the lad into a move to PSG.
The truth is completely different, Moise Kean realised he was competing directly with DCL and there was no immediate prospect of him dislodging our first choice striker.
We have all seen this season that DCL has made himself undroppable.
Moise Kean did not want to live on scraps of appearances or play wide on the right where his impact was mixed .
He made it abundantly clear that he was unhappy with the situation and that was blatantly obvious to anybody who watched his performances before the loan deal to PSG was completed.
He didn't engage with his teammates and he didn't celebrate any goal he scored.
We all knew he was going to leave the club either on loan or permanently.
The loan deal has worked very well for PSG, for Moise Kean and possibly most of all for Everton
There is no buy out clause in the loan deal, the player has played lots of games, scored plenty of goals, albeit in a second tier league and his profile is now higher than when we first signed him
Moise Kean is in a strong position but Everton are in an equally strong position.
He is still our player 100% , we decide with Moise Kean if he stays or leaves.
Unless his form falls off a cliff or unless clubs cannot spend any money because of Covid then Mise Kean has a higher value than when we signed him.
We will have a player coming back to us more capable of contributing to our season or
We will gave a player worth a lot of money or
What we may see in the summer window clubs swapping players in order to get new signings without spending any real money
Moise Kean will be a very traceable asset.
So, to debunk the lie...Moise Kean pushed for the move
Sell Kean, sack Brands, shelf Carlo, doubt Mosh, blame Bill.
In any order.
In any order.
joey_macmo
Player Valuation: £35m
All 3 played every league game until Kean left...
joey_macmo
Player Valuation: £35m
How can someone come on up front for 15 minutes, score & look very poor?
Summer 2021 when we decide to flog him mate.
No fee to make it permanent, we're gonna make them pay a fortune. Big Daddy Marcel
Seems like young Moise has magically dropped the sulking attitude, laziness and downright wrong un' sensibilities that some on here were absolutely sure were the sole cause of his problems at Everton.
Bring a blue home.
All of the above may be true ,but it doesn’t belie the fact that some posters were determined that he was rubbish and are still trying to make that out when it patently isn’t true. We put up with Lewis doing nothing every week for 2/3 seasons before movement and positioning was coached into him.
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