Oumar Niasse

[Baines' left foot]

You are infinitely sexier and we have a similar hairline. Let's call it a draw. X

Education is important but big arms are more importanter.

 

[tommye]

Education is important but big arms are more importanter.

lollollol

 

[Deco]

The whole situation from start to finish has been a strange one. He'll probably go to Hull and boss it for them lol

He obviously has a great attitude despite his lack of ability, and that makes a difference for struggling sides. Even if he scores 5 goals for them it could keep them up.

He might do okay and they end up paying £8m or something for him in the summer.

 

[hktoffee]

He better score a few for Hull or else he will come back in the summer.

 

[Ernie]

all the best you utter joke

 

[Will Escott]

All things considered, possibly our worst ever signing

If Martinez had even been doing a decent job, signing him was a sackable offence in itself

Nah, still got to be Per Kroldrup. Didn't he cost 6 million when we had no money, played one game against Villa and we conceded 4 goals.

 

[TheBlueGibbon]

Hull do have previous for buying crap strikers off us. They bought Jelavic.

 

[TheFinnFan]

I hope he succeeds there...that way we might get rid.

Positive thing this loan deal

 

[ToffeeDan]

Good stuff. He can look out wistfully from the East Coast towards his beloved Russia. 2-3 goals and he should get a transfer plus Championship football. All good stuff.

I guess he will start in the League Cup tie seeing as he missed out on the ACON.

 

[toffeeblue9]

Nah, still got to be Per Kroldrup. Didn't he cost 6 million when we had no money, played one game against Villa and we conceded 4 goals.

Well, you never know exactly what to believe when it comes to transfer fees - but yes, we paid £5m for him (although also paid out £3.5m on Simon Davies, £3.5m on Phil Neville and £2m on Andy Van Der Meyde in the same window) and he played one game which was a horror 4-0 defeat against Villa (I think). In his (weak) defence, we were on a run on spankings around that time where we had conceded four or more (Bolton, Bucharest, West Brom etc) so I don't think it was totally his fault and, if memory serves correctly, we got about £4m or so from flogging him back to Italy almost immediately. He did look dire though (although he went on to have a decent enough career).

When you compare that with Niasse who cost £13.5m, we'd be lucky to get three or four million back for him

 

[Tel001]

Nah, still got to be Per Kroldrup. Didn't he cost 6 million when we had no money, played one game against Villa and we conceded 4 goals.

But we sold him for 3. 5m after signing him for 5.0 so didn't do to much damage or cost to much... niasse has cost us over a million in wages already plus about 13.5m in lost transfer fees

 

[Eggs]

He better score a few for Hull or else he will come back in the summer.

https://www.clubcall.com/everton/everton-flop-moves-on-1836649.html

 

[tommye]

Well, you never know exactly what to believe when it comes to transfer fees - but yes, we paid £5m for him (although also paid out £3.5m on Simon Davies, £3.5m on Phil Neville and £2m on Andy Van Der Meyde in the same window) and he played one game which was a horror 4-0 defeat against Villa (I think). In his (weak) defence, we were on a run on spankings around that time where we had conceded four or more (Bolton, Bucharest, West Brom etc) so I don't think it was totally his fault and, if memory serves correctly, we got about £4m or so from flogging him back to Italy almost immediately. He did look dire though (although he went on to have a decent enough career).

When you compare that with Niasse who cost £13.5m, we'd be lucky to get three or four million back for him

Available on a free....

 

[ijjysmith]

Bit risky lobbing him out on loan if we want any money back for him.

Fair enough if he goes and scores a few, but that feels massively unlikely. Odds are he will go there and be the player we know and we'll be lucky to get £200k for him.

 

[BurnhamBlue]

I hope he does well. He's been a modern professional, even after the way he's been treated by Koeman.