2021/22 Richarlison

[Fansince1988]

Richarlison has been a very successful piece of business by Everton, a player who has done well in the team for us and is sold for a substantial profit.
Apart from when he plays against us I wish him well.

I am however surprised at how little interest that gas been from clubs in signing him and I think that ahows we possibly over estimate the value of our players.

I am surprised that Raphina seems to be a more saleable player than Richarlison.

When he goes if at least we sign a couple of interesting young players it will make his leaving more palatable.

Yes I can’t see us signing older players under Frank, we have a good amount of younger players add a few more I think we could be an exciting team, let’s hope so.

 

[Fansince1988]

Spurs under Conte would have finished 3rd last season.

I think they're a far better team then a Chelsea heading downhill.

Still Conte won't be there long and is rubbish at the Champions League so I doubt they'll win a lot.

How do you know they would have finished 3rd? You can guess but you don’t know.

 

[Oddball]

Watch Brazil win the World Cup and his valuation rises to about £130M.

You know it'll happen.

? pipe up Dave i`m trying to get some sleep here

 

[BlueToff]

Also since when is the team that finished 16th selling a player to the team that finished 4th a weird thing to happen?

 

[MACCA75]

The only sour taste is all his ‘I want to be an Everton legend’ guff. What was all that about.

 

[Pat Butcher]

Most reckon Conte will be gone come next season

Most thought Conte would be gone this summer, most thought Richy would be off to a truly Elite team

Comparing us to Spurs is ridiculous at these current times, compare us to Villa, who just took our best left back off us

If Levy was our chairman we wouldn't be anywhere near relegation that's for sure, it's not great I know but wish Rich all the best, CL London Conte and playing with Kane & Son is very enticing

 

[blulouie]

Tbh I’ve just come to except him ?

In ya sock ?

 

[EFC78]

Also since when is the team that finished 16th selling a player to the team that finished 4th a weird thing to happen?

It's not. Some of our fans are in denial about the gulf between the two clubs at the moment.

 

[Fansince1988]

Spurs are a Champions League club (by definition, they're playing at least six games in it this coming autumn), with a world class manager and two world class forwards, who are clearly looking to build something. Like it or not, they're a big step ahead of us right now, and then they're a step further back from the top two of course (but Richarlison isn't a fit for City and would never go to Liverpool).

Villa - we all know why that deal went through. That's Rafael Benitez for you, Villa stumped up the cash and the club bit the hand off to back Benitez and get some money in.

I don't have faith, but we have to see what Lampard and Thelwell do. But if we'd have not sold anyone, what would we have done? Because we do not have any money to spend that would be enough so what, we hope we don't get any injuries again? With a majority of the squad that isn't fit, clearly, to play the way the manager actually wants to play?

It's the way of the world mate.

You might not think it's 'good enough' selling Richy to Spurs but our £60m+ valuation of him is - while fair - exactly why he is going to Spurs. Because only another Premier League team can afford that for him, unless you count PSG (don't need him) or Real Madrid (don't need him). Barca haven't got a pot to p*** in until they sell De Jong, Bayern have brought in Mane anyway and still might have to lose Lewandowski, Atletico - who would be a great move for Richy - have to bring in €40m through sales until they can make one purchase, and the Italian clubs aren't exactly flush (Milan wanted that Botman who's gone to Newcastle but couldn't go over €30m for him).

So it narrows the market down. Chelsea have gone for Raphinha and want Sterling too... So it leaves Spurs of the CL clubs. And they are simply a better team than us mate, far better.

But they are still Spurs, Spurs will never be a top team they bottle it time and time again. I hope Richy finds that out quickly. But I agree they are in a better place than us atm, hopefully not for long though.

 

[Fansince1988]

In ya sock ?

Tbh I haven’t a clue what your on about

 

[BlueStevie35]

The only sour taste is all his ‘I want to be an Everton legend’ guff. What was all that about.

A sound bite to get fans hopes up

 

[AsiaAsia82]

Time to cash in on Richy. Otherwise after the World Cup he’ll just run his contract down.
Just ask for a sell on clause.
Time for tough decisions

 

[BlueToff]

But they are still Spurs, Spurs will never be a top team they bottle it time and time again. I hope Richy finds that out quickly. But I agree they are in a better place than us atm, hopefully not for long though.

They are closer to being a top team than Everton are. Much closer.

I also don't think Richarlison will ever be a 'top top' player. If Madrid had come in for him, say, it would have been because Ancelotti pulled his weight and demanded it.

Also, these are Spurs' PL finishes dating back to 2009-10

Throw in the fact they've reached a Champions League final too.

We're just nowhere near them.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Spurs are a Champions League club (by definition, they're playing at least six games in it this coming autumn), with a world class manager and two world class forwards, who are clearly looking to build something. Like it or not, they're a big step ahead of us right now, and then they're a step further back from the top two of course (but Richarlison isn't a fit for City and would never go to Liverpool).

Villa - we all know why that deal went through. That's Rafael Benitez for you, Villa stumped up the cash and the club bit the hand off to back Benitez and get some money in.

I don't have faith, but we have to see what Lampard and Thelwell do. But if we'd have not sold anyone, what would we have done? Because we do not have any money to spend that would be enough so what, we hope we don't get any injuries again? With a majority of the squad that isn't fit, clearly, to play the way the manager actually wants to play?

It's the way of the world mate.

You might not think it's 'good enough' selling Richy to Spurs but our £60m+ valuation of him is - while fair - exactly why he is going to Spurs. Because only another Premier League team can afford that for him, unless you count PSG (don't need him) or Real Madrid (don't need him). Barca haven't got a pot to p*** in until they sell De Jong, Bayern have brought in Mane anyway and still might have to lose Lewandowski, Atletico - who would be a great move for Richy - have to bring in €40m through sales until they can make one purchase, and the Italian clubs aren't exactly flush (Milan wanted that Botman who's gone to Newcastle but couldn't go over €30m for him).

So it narrows the market down. Chelsea have gone for Raphinha and want Sterling too... So it leaves Spurs of the CL clubs. And they are simply a better team than us mate, far better.

Spurs are miles ahead of us at present but they are not a club you join if you want to win trophies.

Selling our best player to them annoys me a lot. I'm not going to pretend it doesn't. We shouldn't be this far behind them. There is absolutely no excuse for it and as I said, the board should be offering resignations.

 

[Fansince1988]

It's not. Some of our fans are in denial about the gulf between the two clubs at the moment.

They are better than us, but with what they have they didn’t exactly set the world a light last season they were nearly as dreadful as us in a lot of games, they did though manage to get a decent run going and Arsenal,Utd and West Ham let them have it, it was more of that than them winning top 4, but they are still light years behind the top 2 and I can’t see Chelsea,Arsenal and Utd being as bad this season so hopefully Spurs are put back in the place of 6 / 7 come next may. Horrible team.