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"Here you go, Director of Football. We've already allocated 80% of budget on Mata, Witsel and Carvalho but crack on"
But then, I've no idea who has the first/final say on transfers. Koeman or Walsh...
Really? Do you not think if hes scouting for players of a certain type he would potentially be looking at players we may have courted? Genuine question
Really? Do you not think if hes scouting for players of a certain type he would potentially be looking at players we may have courted? Genuine question
I don't think we've lodged a firm bid for absolutely anybody beyond Stekelenburg.
I think Everton have brought in Koeman, had a DoF plan in place, and Koeman has said, "fine, bring one in, I'll assess the squad and talk to the new guy when he's here, and we'll go from there."
I can't prove that obviously, but the total lack of activity - not even failed bids at this point - is telling to me.
At best, Koeman has identified targets that could be a goer once the DoF comes in, and Moshiri has sent the feelers out based on that. Best case scenario, I don't think we'll see a signing for at least three days, probably longer.
As the foxes fan said on here the other day mate, it wasn't the player he bought but the role in the team. So as much as signing a crap player to us, would be perfect fit inside the champions team. For example Deeney, would have done a much better job there than if he went to anywhere else in the window.Leicester forum;
*panics*
I really do find it implausible. I'd put myself in his shoes - I'd be thinking I've been brought in to redirect traffic here, so my first instinct would be to carefully assess any immediately plans instead of blindly green lighting them, knowing they would represent my first action at the club.
If I signed someone who was already lined up and he turns out to be proper Niasse, and I hadn't done due diligence on it, I'd be annoyed at myself, so I wouldn't risk it.
There's a chance players we are currently interested in do cross over with his own thoughts, but I don't think we've bid for those players, that we'll only bid for those players now Walsh is in place, and that there's zero chance of a signing of any significance tonight.
I think that would be highly impossible, as players agents as well as teams reps have said we have made bids on their players. Thats a far cry from a twitter source. You may recall Witsel's dad saying we had put in a bid on him a long while back, for example.
do we have permission to throw things at you if we do?
We're aiming for a team full of porno taches.Wonder what people would make if his first recommendation is to buy Wes Morgan.
Personally doubt it mate.
Walsh agreed a new contract at Leicester the other month.
He wasn't our first choice, we will have only recently been in talks and obviously I don't know his character but looking at how highly he's regarded, particularly his integrity - I don't think he'd be working with Everton on the sly.
I really do find it implausible. I'd put myself in his shoes - I'd be thinking I've been brought in to redirect traffic here, so my first instinct would be to carefully assess any immediately plans instead of blindly green lighting them, knowing they would represent my first action at the club.
If I signed someone who was already lined up and he turns out to be proper Niasse, and I hadn't done due diligence on it, I'd be annoyed at myself, so I wouldn't risk it.
There's a chance players we are currently interested in do cross over with his own thoughts, but I don't think we've bid for those players, that we'll only bid for those players now Walsh is in place, and that there's zero chance of a signing of any significance tonight.
Sorry I dont think I was clear- the job he was doing, has been doing and will now carry on doing involves scouting players. Players that we have been linked with he could very well have scouted himself already and have a dossier on them.
My understanding of a DoF or Cheif scout is to have access to lots of players that fit different criteria.
Koeman- Im looking for a defensive midfielder, big and strong in stature, mid 20's and can pick a pass.
Walsh- *Opens his black book and selects a a couple that fit the bill that he already knows about. One of which may be one that we have alreadfy been in talks about.
After all we are signing his experience and network.
Sorry I dont think I was clear- the job he was doing, has been doing and will now carry on doing involves scouting players. Players that we have been linked with he could very well have scouted himself already and have a dossier on them.
My understanding of a DoF or Cheif scout is to have access to lots of players that fit different criteria.
Koeman- Im looking for a defensive midfielder, big and strong in stature, mid 20's and can pick a pass.
Walsh- *Opens his black book and selects a a couple that fit the bill that he already knows about. One of which may be one that we have alreadfy been in talks about.
After all we are signing his experience and network.
There's a chance players we are currently interested in do cross over with his own thoughts, but I don't think we've bid for those players, that we'll only bid for those players now Walsh is in place, and that there's zero chance of a signing of any significance tonight.