Faretheewell Ross, I hope you get that brain transplant and become the world's best footballer. Don't forget about us when you're taking ten minutes to pick a pass at Chelsea.
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And if our staff had just basically ignored him, we wouldn’t have “officially” done anything wrong either.
I just feel the club have made themselves look a bit silly. Not that I care, because we are silly, but still. Allardyce himself said the board were resigned to losing him months ago, yet they kept talking about him. Why?
I’m glad my bosses didn’t treat me like a lepper when I had the gaul to tell them I wanted to leave 6 months in advance.
Honestly, some proper militants on this forum. Like a bunch of scorned blokes raging cause their bird has walked off with a more successful bloke
His agent has played the game and won.
He knows a much lower fee in January will mean more money for a signing on fee. Probably his agent and Chelsea have cooked up this plan.
Why would Chelsea want to pay 35 million for a player who is injured till December. Wait till January and get him for 15 million, extra 5 million for Ross and his agent for playing along.
Get us to pay Ross while he recovers.
He is injured until December, its not going to affect his world cup chances at all. He will more than likely get his move in January when he regains full fitness.
If i was Chelsea or Spurs, i would not have bought him now. Pay a higher fee for an injured player or wait till January and get him on a lower fee.
It's not hard to work out.
There's a significant difference between frostiness and downright failing an employee by suggesting he shouldn't be allowed near Finch Farm.Yeah, by “not welcome” I don’t mean a team of lads from Santa Chupitos ready to chin him before he got into the car park, but it’s not immature to act a bit frosty towards him after what he did.
thought as much... how old are weI think he made himself perfectly clear.
He wants barkleys entire family hounded out of Liverpool
need to be changing your picture it seemsDevastated.
The forum for whatever you do for a living was raging though.
I would want to play for Everton no matter what, as a "fan" he should tooEverton has broken me this season, Ross leaving is just the cherry on top of the excrement sundae
There's a worrying trend when you consider Stones, Lukaku and now Ross are all off. That's the spine of a great team, and they've all jumped ship with none of them as yet being adequately replaced
Sadly we seem doomed to many more years of wilderness
The saddest thing about Barkley wanting to leave is that a part of me doesn't blame him. The clubs a mess, why would you want to commit to that?
With Newcastle getting their big take over and a newly minted Wolves looking dead certs for promotion, I worry that any window we had to kick on has now been firmly shut
Everton has broken me this season, Ross leaving is just the cherry on top of the excrement sundae
There's a worrying trend when you consider Stones, Lukaku and now Ross are all off. That's the spine of a great team, and they've all jumped ship with none of them as yet being adequately replaced
Sadly we seem doomed to many more years of wilderness
The saddest thing about Barkley wanting to leave is that a part of me doesn't blame him. The clubs a mess, why would you want to commit to that?
With Newcastle getting their big take over and a newly minted Wolves looking dead certs for promotion, I worry that any window we had to kick on has now been firmly shut
There's a significant difference between frostiness and downright failing an employee by suggesting he shouldn't be allowed near Finch Farm.
As a club, regardless of how we perceive we've been treated , we need to try to remain as an example of fairness and responsibility.
Petulant behaviour wouldn't show us in a great light and certainly wouldn't adhere us to other players. I know it's galling, but that's life.