2018/19 Richarlison

[evertonarntwe]

nothing wrong with that

it's a dream for anyone to play at barca or Madrid, he said he would like to win stuff here

let's just hope we can match his ambitions

 

[BlueToff]

Can't see that happening in the PL.
I'd play him at 9 against City on the counter with Sig and Bernard, but that'd be about it. Maybe Arsenal.
Definitely not against teams that are going to sit back. He won't get the space like El Salvador
He's seems most effective when he's got a bit of space/area to move in and he takes players on.
He'll get more of that up the wing, moving into the half space and moving into the box rather than being positioned there.
And he'll have Digne overlapping to continue the movement/be an option out wide.
Unless there is a massive improvement in opening up the space in and around the box and better overall service to the CF it would be a waste to have him there.
And obviously you'd have to do that without him.
They key at the moment (besides defending set pieces) is to improve the right side as undoubtly the left has already been done.

Walcott isn't exactly bad, mate. And Seamus, despite his slow start, has the quality (obviously he's now injured).

 

[Tel001]

Yeah the white one

That isn’t what I was getting at but true all the same

 

[bullybeef]

https://www.teamtalk.com/news/ambitious-richarlison-sees-everton-as-a-stepping-stone

...and so it begins...

Personally don't see anything wrong with what he said, just usual media scum twisting his words.

And if Everton becomes the force it once was his next step might be signing a new and improved contract with us.

If not, we sell him for a massive profit and go again.

 

[bullybeef]

I can’t get my head around his meteoric rise in just one or two months when he was so badly off the pace when Silva left Watford.

I really think that when Silva departed Watford he advised Richy that he wanted him at Everton and to keep his head down so as not to increase his price tag.

And yes, when Silva left Watford he knew he was going to be the next Everton manager.

Call it a conspiracy but I think it’s most likely.

 

[Nymzee]

I can’t get my head around his meteoric rise in just one or two months when he was so badly off the pace when Silva left Watford.

I really think that when Silva departed Watford he advised Richy that he wanted him at Everton and to keep his head down so as not to increase his price tag.

And yes, when Silva left Watford he knew he was going to be the next Everton manager.

Call it a conspiracy but I think it’s most likely.

No

 

[bullybeef]

Just one final thing, I hope he hasn’t got a discipline problem because the red card was very petulant and unnecessary.

Could be a flawed genius.

 

[GwladysPhil]

I can’t get my head around his meteoric rise in just one or two months when he was so badly off the pace when Silva left Watford.

I really think that when Silva departed Watford he advised Richy that he wanted him at Everton and to keep his head down so as not to increase his price tag.

And yes, when Silva left Watford he knew he was going to be the next Everton manager.

Call it a conspiracy but I think it’s most likely.

Mad isn't it. It's most likely what happened but legally no one can say anything.

I can see why Watford went nuts and blamed us for when they had to sack him.

 

[bullybeef]

No

Insightful.

 

[Nymzee]

Insightful.

No player would intentionally down tools for over half a season for the possible chance of moving to another team with his step-daddy manager.

He played a billion games with no rest, he got knackered, performances dipped as a team.

Case closed.

 

[bullybeef]

Mad isn't it. It's most likely what happened but legally no one can say anything.

I can see why Watford went nuts and blamed us for when they had to sack him.

Yes I can understand Watford’s displeasure but they not handled it all well imo.

Should have taken the very decent money, said thank you and moved on.

Must be run by some right wombles of the male chicken variety.

 

[bullybeef]

No player would intentionally down tools for over half a season for the possible chance of moving to another team with his step-daddy manager.

He played a billion games with no rest, he got knackered, performances dipped as a team.

Case closed.

I disagree.
I think it happened the way I suggest. The two are obviously very tight.

He didn’t down tools just didn’t put himself out there.

 

[Nymzee]

I disagree.
I think it happened the way I suggest. The two are obviously very tight.

He didn’t down tools just didn’t put himself out there.

Back to bed for you lard ‘arse

 

[Bungle]

I disagree.
I think it happened the way I suggest. The two are obviously very tight.

He didn’t down tools just didn’t put himself out there.

Have I mentioned what a bellend you are? I think I possibly did just a couple of posts ago, but it never hurts to highlight it again.

 

[longers]

I disagree.
I think it happened the way I suggest. The two are obviously very tight.

He didn’t down tools just didn’t put himself out there.

delusional tbh, no one is going to purposely play crap for two thirds of a season to keep their value low so their ex manager can maybe sign them the following season for a club who hasn't even employed said manager yet. It's beyond absurd to suggest such a thing.