No they wouldn't have mate.
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Thanks for your confidence in my opinion mate.
You're right, we'd have sold Lukaku for 30m, Barkley for 10 and put 10p back in the transfer window.
They wouldn't have mate.
Don't worry lads, I would permit you to turn into geordies without putting up resistance for your soul.
Pittsburgh Footy
Player Valuation: £35m
I'm positive that losing Barkley will enhance Everton
To steal a line from my fearless leader, he's "massively overrated".
That being said, I can't picture a side above us buying him. He'd have trouble dressing for any of those squads
Guys for our next signing you should all gather outside Finch Farm with placards and loads of banter chants for your new FIFA hero.
Things have changed a lot for sure, unless your comparing to Newcastle in 1997 which is exactly what you are.
Things have changed a lot for sure, unless your comparing to Newcastle in 1997 which is exactly what you are.
zzr45
#MURDERINGSCUM
I share your sentiments. I follow Everton as I am a masochist and only want us signing lads from Ligue 2. Sod off with all this positivity.
I don't get anyone supporting Everton pretending to be happy ever.
You're faithfully,
The Park End
This thread shows.....
You can't please all of the people all of the time.
You can please some of the people some of the time.
You can't please some people any of the time.
You can't please all of the people all of the time.
You can please some of the people some of the time.
You can't please some people any of the time.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Look at what we have that we didn't have last year instead of who doesn't want to be here:
Klaassen
Schneiderlin
Gana
Pickford
Bolaise (when he gets back)
Added to that we have found Davies, bought in some good pro's/for the future like Williams, Lookman, DCL. A few more signings including a decent forward and centre back and i think we can well cope without the want-aways.
Klaassen
Schneiderlin
Gana
Pickford
Bolaise (when he gets back)
Added to that we have found Davies, bought in some good pro's/for the future like Williams, Lookman, DCL. A few more signings including a decent forward and centre back and i think we can well cope without the want-aways.
Llyrap
Player Valuation: £5m
It looks pretty obvious that we are spending the Lukaku and possibly Ross money now to avoid skewing the market and appeasing the fans.
Lukaku stayed last summer and it has the feeling of a gentleman's agreement. Moshiri possibly saying gives a year and we can prove that we can get into the CL if not we will let you go. Could be wrong but feels like it. The summer transfer mess clearly botched things up (or conspiracy theorist might say that it wasn't botched).
The Lukaku deal is probably done and dusted. The silence is deafening. Ross less so although I suspect that his agent has probably a good idea (TH).
If we sign nobody else and keep Rom and Ross we will probably be stronger (when Coleman and Bolasie are back full tilt).
If we lose Rom and Ross it's going to take a lot to make us stronger next year. I have not seen anything on the radar at the moment to suggest that it'll be the case.
I just hope that if we are spending the Lukaku/Ross money that we do a better job than Tottenham did after Bale
Ezekiel Fryers
Paulinho
Nacer Chadli
Roberto Soldado
Etienne Capoue
Vlad Chiriches
Christian Eriksen
Erik Lamela
They spent 100 million 4 years ago and that is much more than 100 million in today's transfer window.
Only Eriksen and Lamela (less so) have been a success and both had mixed first seasons.
I'm fine about being optimistic but there needs to be a bit of reality. Next year will be tough if we have a bunch of new players and we don't have an established goalscorer.
There's a reason that Koeman stated that whilst we would be stronger, it may not mean an improvement in league position.
If we buy another 4 or so players at the same level as Pickford and Klaassen our first team may not be better than last year, allowing them time to settle, although our squad may be. Another 4 players around the Klaassen and Pickford level would mean that we would have spent 150 million which may or may not be the Rom and Ross money.
I just hope that our recruitment is shrewd enough that, even if it is only the Rom and Ross money that is being spent, we are showing real signs of improvement and that we have players that will continue to develop so that the season after next we can really challenge. It took Spurs a while.
If we do sign a Sandro and he turns out to be fantastic we probably also have to be realistic that he is unlikely to have a Le Tissier level of love for a club. That's fine as long as we sell on our terms and in doing so strengthen. Same with Koeman. He'll not stick around but that's why Walsh is around.
Pains me to say it but at the moment Martinez should be given credit for getting Rom in. Without Rom we would have had a much tougher 3 years and whilst nobody sensible wants to see him leave at least we will get a big fat transfer fee. Ross is more problematic.
At the moment I don't think anybody can say definitively things have changed. If we sign Pickford, Klaassen, Sandro, Keane and a couple at that level and we then sell Rom then nothing has changed - we've simply spent the Rom money and strengthened some areas but are weaker up top.
If however we do that and make a marquee signing (not Rooney) then we can dream.
Lukaku stayed last summer and it has the feeling of a gentleman's agreement. Moshiri possibly saying gives a year and we can prove that we can get into the CL if not we will let you go. Could be wrong but feels like it. The summer transfer mess clearly botched things up (or conspiracy theorist might say that it wasn't botched).
The Lukaku deal is probably done and dusted. The silence is deafening. Ross less so although I suspect that his agent has probably a good idea (TH).
If we sign nobody else and keep Rom and Ross we will probably be stronger (when Coleman and Bolasie are back full tilt).
If we lose Rom and Ross it's going to take a lot to make us stronger next year. I have not seen anything on the radar at the moment to suggest that it'll be the case.
I just hope that if we are spending the Lukaku/Ross money that we do a better job than Tottenham did after Bale
Ezekiel Fryers
Paulinho
Nacer Chadli
Roberto Soldado
Etienne Capoue
Vlad Chiriches
Christian Eriksen
Erik Lamela
They spent 100 million 4 years ago and that is much more than 100 million in today's transfer window.
Only Eriksen and Lamela (less so) have been a success and both had mixed first seasons.
I'm fine about being optimistic but there needs to be a bit of reality. Next year will be tough if we have a bunch of new players and we don't have an established goalscorer.
There's a reason that Koeman stated that whilst we would be stronger, it may not mean an improvement in league position.
If we buy another 4 or so players at the same level as Pickford and Klaassen our first team may not be better than last year, allowing them time to settle, although our squad may be. Another 4 players around the Klaassen and Pickford level would mean that we would have spent 150 million which may or may not be the Rom and Ross money.
I just hope that our recruitment is shrewd enough that, even if it is only the Rom and Ross money that is being spent, we are showing real signs of improvement and that we have players that will continue to develop so that the season after next we can really challenge. It took Spurs a while.
If we do sign a Sandro and he turns out to be fantastic we probably also have to be realistic that he is unlikely to have a Le Tissier level of love for a club. That's fine as long as we sell on our terms and in doing so strengthen. Same with Koeman. He'll not stick around but that's why Walsh is around.
Pains me to say it but at the moment Martinez should be given credit for getting Rom in. Without Rom we would have had a much tougher 3 years and whilst nobody sensible wants to see him leave at least we will get a big fat transfer fee. Ross is more problematic.
At the moment I don't think anybody can say definitively things have changed. If we sign Pickford, Klaassen, Sandro, Keane and a couple at that level and we then sell Rom then nothing has changed - we've simply spent the Rom money and strengthened some areas but are weaker up top.
If however we do that and make a marquee signing (not Rooney) then we can dream.
Muggins
Player Valuation: £60m
And i thought we were all Everton supporters, not a bunch of frustrated has been accountants. Moshiri did not gain the wealth he has accumalated by chance
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
He got it by hiding Usmanov's cash for him. He then was paid 5% of a steel company.
He is not a visionary. Dont kid yourself he is. He is there to make cash out of Everton and he wont give a flying one what he leaves behind.
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