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Totally different situation. Sterling is a different character and he was at a terribly unsettled club in Liverpool.
We remain strong we keep him.
Of course he's gone this summer; he's head and shoulders above every single striker in the entire league - the so-called best league in the world - and is younger than nearly all of them too. Without his goals we'd be in the relegation zone / just ahead of it without a doubt, so let's just be happy we have him now. It's a disgrace that he's single-handedly banging them in for fun while, at the other end, we are a complete shambles - and that with a 40m-rated centre back and a new Argentine international who we supposedly paid 10m for, with the 'best' (I do think Seamus is the best RB like) full back pairing in the league. Even with Howard's stupid, pathetic, unfathomable mistakes we should still be winning games, so something absolutely stinks in terms of the entire defensive unit. I bet you if we had the relative no-mark Shawcross in there alongside Stones we'd be about sixteen times better than we currently are, or even that ugly get Skrtel, injured or not, or even Robert effing Huth. It's diabolical what's going on back there.It's going to be a sad day when he leaves and if we don't pick up, I fear he will be gone this summer. The likes of Utd are crying out for a frontman, arguably so are Chelsea. It's one instance when the money might not be able to replace the player.
*cries
Someone please convince me that he'll be here for another season as it's really upsetting me knowing we'll lose him if this underachievement carries on. What a player.
There's no reason for him to move in the summer. He's playing the best football of his life in a team that is perfectly set up for him and is now playing totally to his strengths. He knows that he is the conductor of the Everton orchestra. He also recognises he is universally adored by all associated by Everton.
Contrast that with his experience at Chelsea and it's a night and day contrast.
Sure we have to tighten up at the back, but we're not out of the chase for Europe, we're certainly not out of the domestic cup competitions and there's the real prospect of new owners and significant investment.
I am convinced he will give us at least one more year from the summer.
Well I'm a tough ass when it comes to protecting assets and if I was at Everton I would not concede a single reason for him to go.
We've taken him from being a Chelsea outcast to one of the best goalscorers in European football. Sure he has always had the talent but we've given him the platform to prove it. Lukaku is very big on integrity and that will not be lost on him.
We are a team in enormous transition. We get some semblance of normality to our defending and we're contenders. That and the prospect of new owners gives us at least one more season for him to fulfil his ambitions at Everton.
Disagree for the reasons quoted and we're also moving into a period where the power of the agent is not what it was. One of the consequences of the latest uplift in revenues is that the clubs have recovered some of the ground they previously ceded to agents.
Lukaku will still be an Everton player in 2016/17 in my opinion.
Of course he's gone this summer;