Ross Barkley

[MikeH72]

Him moving the rs could just prove how bad our fans have been with him.

A good one that Pabs. Original.

 

[kithnou]

But if they changed his number, it says to the world "surplus to requirements". Someone else will inherit the No.8 shirt once he leaves.

Who knows?

 

[everton2004]

Him moving the rs could just prove how bad our fans have been with him.

Would the kopites accept him? And if he thought Blues were hard on him up to this point. He wouldn't be that stupid. Or would he?

 

[Ebrell22]

Reds wouldnt have him. If he wasnt a local lad we would have noticed he is not good enough ages ago. Tom davies had a greater impact than barkley last season 5 years younger 5 years less experience 5 years less coaching etc

 

[blueboy1945]

Dynamite wit grandpa

Thank you sonny!

 

[windymiller]

he genuinely is injured though, lads

He was training with and without the ball on all of those pictures last week. Not saying that means he's fully fit but he's hardly hobbling.

 

[gerryandtheRedhaters]

I reckon he'll sign a 4 year deal today.

 

[BlueToff]

He was training with and without the ball on all of those pictures last week. Not saying that means he's fully fit but he's hardly hobbling.

he could easily have aggravated his injury during that session, though...

 

[BlueToff]

I reckon he'll sign a 4 year deal today.

with Spurs?

 

[gerryandtheRedhaters]

with Spurs?

no a pen

 

[ijjysmith]

I reckon he'll sign a 4 year deal today.

@orly

 

[gerryandtheRedhaters]

with Spurs?

no with us mate

 

[orly]

@orly

I have a feeling this is @GerryandthePaceMerchants

As such, I am unsure as to whether his Weaseling is well-intended

 

[Bally8]

I reckon he'll sign a 4 year deal today.

INDEX?

 

[Brizzletoffee]

It hasn't really been kept quiet though. Koeman has made it clear that if he didn't sign the contract he would be sold. The fact that he hasn't travelled with the squad this summer only highlights him not being part of our plans anymore.

Sounds stupid but (trying to word properly)

Even though he hasn't signed the contract, has he actually told the club 'no I'm not going to sign'

Then with that if he has told them, the club may be playing on this to get a bigger fee?

As if Everton were to come out and say he's rejected, then the likes of spurs will surely use this to their advantage with an offer nowhere near the valuation?

Edit: is keeping his options open, rejecting a new deal?! (Wether it's right or wrong) until he actually says 'no' then he's not rejected?