Nothing we didnt expect - outs before ins by the sound of it, interesting on the Billy money, looks like all the wedge from last summer went to the banks:
David Moyes admits he will have to carry on wheeling and dealing in the transfer market if he is to keep Everton competitive.It was the arrival at the club of Darron Gibsonand Nikica Jelavic, as well as Steven Pienaar
on loan, in January that transformed their season.
But the Scot was only able to get them in because of the funds gained from selling other players at the club.
And Moyes fears Evertonwill have to remain a selling club for the time being if they are to challenge for silverware and European places.
"You never want to lose the players you have got," said Moyes. "They are vitally important. We've brought them here, nurtured them, brought a lot of them on and we hope we are able to keep them.
"We might now be in a situation where we have to start trading players more than we would like to - but that is the way things go.
"We do a lot of work behind the scenes to prepare so if we can get a situation where we can go and do a bit of business, we will try to do as well as we can.
"In the last window we bought well and showed we didn't need a great deal of cash to turn things around.
"We sold Diniyar Bilyaletdinovand with that money brought in Gibson and Jelavic, and Pienaar on loan.
"I have really enjoyed the way we have played since January, it has given me a great thrill. And more so because I feel I have been able to give the supporters something back.
"At the start of the year I don't think I would have come and watched - there was nothing to excite me. People were saying we were dull, but there is nobody that wants to see attacking play and goals more than me."
