Raino85
Player Valuation: £40m
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Ronnie would of asked him to give us one more year and then we will let him go with his blessing
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Ronnie would of asked him to give us one more year and then we will let him go with his blessing
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
Probably because right now aside from Lukaku,we don't have one champions league quality player in the team. We are years away from the CL. We're at the start of our 'project'(assuming there is one , of course.)
He didn't say 'I'd go if I was him though'?
"I think he can emulate Patrick Kluivert, who also rose to prominence at a young age and enjoyed a fantastic career.
"He eventually played for Barcelona and I can see Lukaku doing the same.
"Everton should normally not be the end for him.
"Romelu will not have made the most of his career if he plays for Everton for the remainder of his career.
"He has the potential to play for a bigger club than Everton, but nobody knows what will happen after this season."
I just don't see what the fuss is about.
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
truth hurts
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
I think this is the case, same as Martinez persuaded Stones to give him 1 more season.
A man with as plan, indeed.
Rooney next manager, Bill crying and shaking as he welomes home the one he had to let go, no more dark rooms for Bill.
Rom sold, Rooney puts on his boots to save everton from the drop, scores last minute of the last home game....the golden days are ahead of us.
I don't normally post here, but these comments have really wound me up. It's part of Koeman's job to 'promote' (for want of a better word) Everton, not to make damaging comments which belittle the club.
My worry is that he's made a few similar comments which have flown a little bit under the radar - stuff about when Everton play the 'big clubs' etc.
Now I know we're not the biggest of the big these days, but for me, it just shows a complete lack of understanding of what Evertonian's expect, or where we aspire to get to.
Why on earth shouldn't we be aspiring to be the next Barcelona? Not now, but in 5 or 10 years from now? What is wrong with having that level of ambition?
Comments like this, the other 'big club' comments mentioned above, and Koeman's general manner; all seem to suggest to me that he see's Everton as simply a stepping stone for himself and some of the players.
To be blunt; I think Koeman see's himself as bigger than Everton already.
My worry is that he's made a few similar comments which have flown a little bit under the radar - stuff about when Everton play the 'big clubs' etc.
Now I know we're not the biggest of the big these days, but for me, it just shows a complete lack of understanding of what Evertonian's expect, or where we aspire to get to.
Why on earth shouldn't we be aspiring to be the next Barcelona? Not now, but in 5 or 10 years from now? What is wrong with having that level of ambition?
Comments like this, the other 'big club' comments mentioned above, and Koeman's general manner; all seem to suggest to me that he see's Everton as simply a stepping stone for himself and some of the players.
To be blunt; I think Koeman see's himself as bigger than Everton already.
bullensboy
Player Valuation: £2.5m
You really dont get it do you. All the sentences are pretty crass, the last one thuogh..
"He has the potential to play for a bigger club than Everton, but nobody knows what will happen after this season."
is like saying Everton will never get better than what we are at the moment. Where is the enthusiasm and belief that we can match Lukaku as his career grows ?
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
Honesty is great when combined with saying something that is aligned with the clubs general
interests. In this case it just puts down the club when there was no need.
It can't be honesty all the time, to me that is
a lack of tact. Nobody wants constant guff, but you have to engage in a bit of positive spin and propaganda, it does serve a purpose at times.
Managers are in the media glare constantly, it's
a delicate balancing act sometimes but it's good
judgement knowing when you should say nothing. He should have said nothing here.
interests. In this case it just puts down the club when there was no need.
It can't be honesty all the time, to me that is
a lack of tact. Nobody wants constant guff, but you have to engage in a bit of positive spin and propaganda, it does serve a purpose at times.
Managers are in the media glare constantly, it's
a delicate balancing act sometimes but it's good
judgement knowing when you should say nothing. He should have said nothing here.
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
Then he leaves on the final whistle to take over from Mourinho at United.
Ashtonian
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We sold to buy again this season. Our best player signed was Yannick Bolasie. Our first choice midfielder is 36.
We aren't exactly going to be title contenders any time soon!
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
Laughed a lot at this for some reason
We,ve got a dream to sell and shed loads of season tickets, thank you ! Yours Everton Football Club.
Nonsense mate, we have loads, we just don't have a Champions Lge quality team. We do have loads of Champions Lge quality players hough, many of whom have played in it before and players who if they left us could sign for clubs who play in it now.
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