There's no reason to assume we're buying Depay if he does come. A loan deal is by far the most likely imo.
Its like the Howard deal all over again.
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There's no reason to assume we're buying Depay if he does come. A loan deal is by far the most likely imo.
No wonder we don't get anywhere if he's got Chico on speed dialKoeman must have seen Kenwright's special transfer phone.
But, of course, Hodgson is not an 'abject failure'...his CV is good .....managed extensively at club level and international level and very well thought of at club level in Europe.International success with Switzerland(?) if my memory is right. He's had a good career in management has Roy. Don't forget that not winning the world cup with England doesn't make you a bad manager.[/Q
Don't forget, when these pecker heads take up another management role and pick up their fat wage cheques they are preventing younger/decent managers the chance to learn their trade, ensuring that the top table so called elite managers carry on raking it on the largest gravy train merry go round in the world.
Hodgson has not got the decency to hold his hand up and admit he has not got a clue after all the money he has raked in.
And while I'm at it, if Koeman has got a 3 year strategy and then off, it doesn't work as the players (especially the older ones)
have not got the incentive to pull out all the stops. If your a player, you need to know that if you're not putting in 100%, the manager is there to kick you up the backside and he will be there to do that indefinitely.
Because if a boss at Everton says something about money history has shown us it is always reliable!“We have no restrictions to spend”
Moshiri said. “We tried to buy [Kalidou] Koulibaly of Napoli and they wanted £60m. It is monopoly money. We went right to the asking price and they decided not to sell."
Sniff it damp sheets.
Ye because the previous manager having an 'I'm here until I die or results get so embarrassing that nobody can ignore them' contract really gave the players an incentive and made them put 100% in didn't it.And while I'm at it, if Koeman has got a 3 year strategy and then off, it doesn't work as the players (especially the older ones)
have not got the incentive to pull out all the stops. If your a player, you need to know that if you're not putting in 100%, the manager is there to kick you up the backside and he will be there to do that indefinitely.
His current contract is a three-year deal pal
I'm not sure what your point is ?
Liked the post for use of "pecker head".Don't forget, when these pecker heads take up another management role and pick up their fat wage cheques they are preventing younger/decent managers the chance to learn their trade, ensuring that the top table so called elite managers carry on raking it on the largest gravy train merry go round in the world.
Hodgson has not got the decency to hold his hand up and admit he has not got a clue after all the money he has raked in.
I'm not sure what your point is ?
Love that. Essentially: "We tried to sign a defender for 60m, but because their club refused to sell, we decided to leave huge holes all over our squad and settle for a negative net spend instead".“We have no restrictions to spend”
Moshiri said. “We tried to buy [Kalidou] Koulibaly of Napoli and they wanted £60m. It is monopoly money. We went right to the asking price and they decided not to sell."
Sniff it damp sheets.
Well, as it stands here is here for three years.
That is based on the contract he has signed.
So there is absolutely nothing wrong with him stating a 'three-year plan', because as it stands that's how long he'll be here for.