Romelu Lukaku

[moyes cardy]

While Lakaku goals will be difficult to replace a lot depends on the make up of the team - 442 or same as last year where there was an over reliance on Lakaku. I would anticipate a significant change in tactics were goals / focus is more team based making any sale easier to accept. Any team that relies on a main goal scorer has a glaring weakness when he doesn't perform..as in Everton from March onwards.

 

[Eric Djemba-Djemba]

While Lakaku goals will be difficult to replace a lot depends on the make up of the team - 442 or same as last year where there was an over reliance on Lakaku. I would anticipate a significant change in tactics were goals / focus is more team based making any sale easier to accept. Any team that relies on a main goal scorer has a glaring weakness when he doesn't perform..as in Everton from March onwards.

No mate.

 

[moyes cardy]

No mate.

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[Eric Djemba-Djemba]

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No mate.

 

[kithnou]

While Lakaku goals will be difficult to replace a lot depends on the make up of the team - 442 or same as last year where there was an over reliance on Lakaku. I would anticipate a significant change in tactics were goals / focus is more team based making any sale easier to accept. Any team that relies on a main goal scorer has a glaring weakness when he doesn't perform..as in Everton from March onwards.

Lukaku

 

[Matty_j1878]

While Lakaku goals will be difficult to replace a lot depends on the make up of the team - 442 or same as last year where there was an over reliance on Lakaku. I would anticipate a significant change in tactics were goals / focus is more team based making any sale easier to accept. Any team that relies on a main goal scorer has a glaring weakness when he doesn't perform..as in Everton from March onwards.

How can you misspell a players name when it's in the thread title?

 

[moyes cardy]

How can you misspell a players name when it's in the thread title?

Easy after 5 pints..surprised I got the rest right..I think.

 

[Efc 9911]

Young players <25 want to peak too early IMO. If he was level headed, he''d take the chance to be selected every week, learn, improve, win something, then go to Bayern or PSG or wherever he wants to. Same for Stones.

Who would be ahead of him at psg? Ibra is leaving. Not exactly the same as stones who struggled to start for Everton

 

[Hong Kong Phooey]

Everton Hold Super Agent Meeting, Law Over Romelu Lukaku Laid Down

Everton have moved to tell Romelu Lukaku's agent, Mino Raiola, that they do not intend to sell the striker this summer.

Lukaku has continually been linked with a switch away from Goodison Park this summer and showcased his skills on Saturday at Euro 2016 when he hit a brace in Belgium's 3-0 win over the Republic of Ireland.


A number of clubs have been mooted as potential destinations for the former Chelsea star, but Everton have no intention of playing ball, especially not after receiving investment from Farhad Moshiri.

A Russian Everton official - perhaps Moshiri's associate Alexander Ryazantsev, who is a director at the club - met with super agent Raiola in recent days to stress that the Toffees will not sell Lukaku, according to Sky Italia.

Everton are keen to keep hold of the Belgium striker to place him at the disposal of new manager Ronald Koeman.

Koeman is a firm fan of the 23-year-old and will be hoping to bring out the best in him next term at Goodison Park.

Despite Everton enduring an underwhelming campaign last season, Lukaku still managed to score 25 goals in all competitions, as well as providing his team-mates with seven assists.

His contract with the Merseyside club runs until 2019.

http://www.insidefutbol.com/2016/06...ting-law-over-romelu-lukaku-laid-down/291261/

 

[Connor]

Everton Hold Super Agent Meeting, Law Over Romelu Lukaku Laid Down

Everton have moved to tell Romelu Lukaku's agent, Mino Raiola, that they do not intend to sell the striker this summer.

Lukaku has continually been linked with a switch away from Goodison Park this summer and showcased his skills on Saturday at Euro 2016 when he hit a brace in Belgium's 3-0 win over the Republic of Ireland.


A number of clubs have been mooted as potential destinations for the former Chelsea star, but Everton have no intention of playing ball, especially not after receiving investment from Farhad Moshiri.

A Russian Everton official - perhaps Moshiri's associate Alexander Ryazantsev, who is a director at the club - met with super agent Raiola in recent days to stress that the Toffees will not sell Lukaku, according to Sky Italia.

Everton are keen to keep hold of the Belgium striker to place him at the disposal of new manager Ronald Koeman.

Koeman is a firm fan of the 23-year-old and will be hoping to bring out the best in him next term at Goodison Park.

Despite Everton enduring an underwhelming campaign last season, Lukaku still managed to score 25 goals in all competitions, as well as providing his team-mates with seven assists.

His contract with the Merseyside club runs until 2019.

http://www.insidefutbol.com/2016/06...ting-law-over-romelu-lukaku-laid-down/291261/

Not having that sauce for one minute but there is a poster on TEF whose Mate is an agent.

They posted something along the lines that even Raiola is considering changing his stance and keeping Romelu here and not forcing a move.

 

[Moomin]

While Lakaku goals will be difficult to replace a lot depends on the make up of the team - 442 or same as last year where there was an over reliance on Lakaku. I would anticipate a significant change in tactics were goals / focus is more team based making any sale easier to accept. Any team that relies on a main goal scorer has a glaring weakness when he doesn't perform..as in Everton from March onwards.

Are you making up lies again?

 

[evertonfootballclub]

Not having that sauce for one minute but there is a poster on TEF whose Mate is an agent.

They posted something along the lines that even Raiola is considering changing his stance and keeping Romelu here and not forcing a move.

But Mr Raiola has absolutely zero influence on whether he stays or goes.

Everton decide, nobody else.

 

[Ashtonluke]

Raiola will be happy as long as he gets a fee either out of lukaku moving or ultimately signing a new contract with Everton. He gets paid either way. That's all he cares about. Bear in mind with the money Everton now have, we are suddenly more interesting to Raiola who will want to move players to us so will want to tread more carefully with us than in the past I suspect

 

[Connor]

But Mr Raiola has absolutely zero influence on whether he stays or goes.

Everton decide, nobody else.

While very true, Agents like Raiola will do their very best to force moves, whether that be by burning so many bridges that there's no way you can return or by continuing to spout nonsense to the media.

 

[Polish_Blue_Army]

Football fans have short memories - fact. He will sign a new contract and sell us some bull about how he always wanted to stay at Everton but had to make sure that we are ambitious. Most will buy this like kids and love him again ROME ROMELU