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The most he got to spend was 15m euros on a player?? Thought Long cost more
LOL welcome to the big league Ronnie K, no more mucking about with small timers
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The most he got to spend was 15m euros on a player?? Thought Long cost more
LOL welcome to the big league Ronnie K, no more mucking about with small timers
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
exactly, 90% of the footballing world will be our bitch from now on.
May I ask what that might be?
ElPorto
4-4-2
£135k a week, £100,000,000 transfer kitty plus whatever Lukaku is sold for and a new stadium... should be enough to tempt him away from the mighty Southampton
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/southamptons-ronald-koeman-poised-become-8104214
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/southamptons-ronald-koeman-poised-become-8104214
Southampton's Ronald Koeman poised to become Everton manager as money-no-object pursuit continues
Blues confident their package of a £7m-a-year salary, £100m transfer kitty PLUS whatever Lukaku is sold for and the promise of a new stadium will do the job
- 22:30, 2 JUN 2016
- UPDATED 23:09, 2 JUN 2016
- BY DAVID MADDOCK
Southampton's Ronald Koeman poised to become Everton manager as money-no-object pursuit continues
Blues confident their package of a £7m-a-year salary, £100m transfer kitty PLUS whatever Lukaku is sold for and the promise of a new stadium will do the job
- 22:30, 2 JUN 2016
- UPDATED 23:09, 2 JUN 2016
- BY DAVID MADDOCK
Koeman would also cost a £3m-plus 'transfer fee' but Everton are refusing to give up
Everton are set to land Ronald Koeman with a £7million-a-year double-your-money offer — and the promise of massive transfer funds.
Goodison chairman Bill Kenwright is confident he will have Southampton manager Koeman in place by the end of the weekend.
Everton ’s principal shareholder Farhad Moshiri will play his trump card with the promise of a £100m transfer kitty PLUS an expected £65m from the sale of Romelu Lukaku AND plans to build a state-of-the-art new stadium.
It is a financial package Saints simply cannot match, and will prove a crucial factor in getting Koeman to indicate he is ready to take on the job of getting Everton back into the top four .
Farhad Moshiri's Everton blueprint includes leaving Goodison for a brand-new stadium
Moshiri will have to pay Southampton compensation - upwards of £3m - for the Dutchman, but has made it clear money is no object to his plan of taking the Blues back to the top.
Kenwright and Moshiri refused to give up the chase for the 53-year-old, even when he seemed to decline their initial approach .
They made Koeman their number one target as soon as they axed Roberto Martinezin the final week of the season.
Blues confident their package of a £7m-a-year salary, £100m transfer kitty PLUS whatever Lukaku is sold for and the promise of a new stadium will do the job
Multi-millionaire businessman Moshiri had identified Sevilla coach Unai Emery as an alternative.
And even if Koeman is their man they could still do business with that Spanish club, with an offer to their sporting director Monchi to fill a similar, newly-created role.
Sevilla's Unai Emery is a fall-back option if Everton are unable to land Koeman
Koeman has no objection to the sporting director model and if Saints give their blessing he is expected to arrive on Merseyside with his agent Rob Jansen to thrash out details of a deal over the weekend.
His first job will be to persuade England internationals John Stones and Ross Barkleyto stay, with Stones a target for Chelsea and both Manchester United and Man City.
Koeman would also have the budget to offer bumper wages to in-demand Barkley and Stones
He will be promised funds to give both men a major pay-rise.
Lukaku is likely to leave, but his potential £65m fee will be reinvested in another striker and Koeman has proven at Southampton that he is adept at replacing stars who move on.
I'm not that arsed.
It's not a marquee signing by any stretch if he comes, but it's decent enough.
One thing though, what he has done to Southampton here! remember this if he is successful, as he is obviously a complete mercenary and now has a pretty long list of clubs under his belt already, we are his 9th club!
It's not a marquee signing by any stretch if he comes, but it's decent enough.
One thing though, what he has done to Southampton here! remember this if he is successful, as he is obviously a complete mercenary and now has a pretty long list of clubs under his belt already, we are his 9th club!
Fair point
Lads he's not Moyes and he's better than Martinez - happy days
This mercenary talk makes me laugh. It's a job for God's sake! He's a manager of the club that employs him, he's not a fan. If his success attracts the attention of other clubs it's up to his current employer to keep him happy. If that means more money than so be it. Players are offered bigger wages to make them want to stay so why should it be any different for a manager? If anything it's more important to keep the manager than the player. Koeman proved that at Southampton when the RS bought half of his team yet he maintained the standard.
moyeslovechild
Player Valuation: £15m
not so fussed on this, was pretty poor at valencia from what i understand, but will back him fully ofcourse
Must admit he wasn't my first choice, but I am warming to him. There is only one Country in the Universe that hates 'Jermins' more than we do
and that is Netherlands. Herr Klopp judging by his latest forays into Europe is obviously after building the Fourth Reich in Liverpool (Disgusting,
my Dad would turn in his grave) but we had no trouble beating the Third Reich. Maybe we could use Sammy Lee for a bit of bayonette practice.
Ronald, keep Ross, Leighton and the youth, and blow the rest out. I'll give you 12 Months before I start moaning.
and that is Netherlands. Herr Klopp judging by his latest forays into Europe is obviously after building the Fourth Reich in Liverpool (Disgusting,
my Dad would turn in his grave) but we had no trouble beating the Third Reich. Maybe we could use Sammy Lee for a bit of bayonette practice.
Ronald, keep Ross, Leighton and the youth, and blow the rest out. I'll give you 12 Months before I start moaning.
polish
Player Valuation: £35m
We're not loving them either
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
As the saying goes, the bigger the paycheque the bigger the problems. He's about to experience pressure to deliver he hasn't as a Manager to date.
I'm worried about the chances our kids have with him at the helm; Southampton have some brilliant youngsters and the only one he really introduced into the team was Targett out of necessity as they only had one left-back. We have a much stronger academy at U21 level IMO but would a manager in his first season desperate not to fail risk playing unproven players? Possibly not.
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