MartSlinger
Player Valuation: £40m
So by the sounds of things, some of the deadwood appears to be getting shafted by the club. Could that possibly point towards our big players definitely staying? I hope so.
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So by the sounds of things, some of the deadwood appears to be getting shafted by the club. Could that possibly point towards our big players definitely staying? I hope so.
Regardless of whether we get rid of all the deadwood, if a big offer comes in for Fellaini/Baines they'll be gone.
I know if a big offer comes in they're gone, but im meaning more of the £20mill+ kind offer rather than the £15mill-£17mill type offer if you get me.
where has he gone or was he just let go.
I like this from Dominic King on Steven Naismith.
"When, as expected, Steven Naismith becomes Everton's first acquisition of the transfer window, it will be yet another example of how David Moyes can work his way around the market. Everton's top priority this summer, of course, is re-sign Steven Pienaar but, for the moment, Naismith is not a bad starting point. Held in the highest esteem by Rangers fans and all his team-mates, Naismith evidently has the character to come in and slot seamlessly into a tight-knit dressing room and then make a difference on the pitch. Moyes does not sign players without doing his homework - for instance, when he was bidding for Joleon Lescott, he had 24 separate scouting reports on the player, 23 of which had top marks - and Naismith will not have been drafted in on a whim. He will undoubtedly have spoken to Nikica Jelavic and David Weir, not to mention a raft of contacts in Scotland. He has all the credentials to do well at Goodison Park, like so many who Moyes has brought in before."
the squad is small enough now thats Baxter, Wallace,McFadden,Drenthe,Dier, Denis Straq, Pienaar,Hahnemann,
Forshaw, that have left the club since last season add in the likes of Anichebe, Cahill,Mucha, were to leave to
would leave only the bones of a squad.
then if Baines or Fellaini were to be sold, we would need about 5 or more players to come in can you see the club getting
that done before the window shuts, i can't knowing Everton we will sell one of our big names on the last minute like Arteta
last season.
I like this from Dominic King on Steven Naismith.
"When, as expected, Steven Naismith becomes Everton's first acquisition of the transfer window, it will be yet another example of how David Moyes can work his way around the market. Everton's top priority this summer, of course, is re-sign Steven Pienaar but, for the moment, Naismith is not a bad starting point. Held in the highest esteem by Rangers fans and all his team-mates, Naismith evidently has the character to come in and slot seamlessly into a tight-knit dressing room and then make a difference on the pitch. Moyes does not sign players without doing his homework - for instance, when he was bidding for Joleon Lescott, he had 24 separate scouting reports on the player, 23 of which had top marks - and Naismith will not have been drafted in on a whim. He will undoubtedly have spoken to Nikica Jelavic and David Weir, not to mention a raft of contacts in Scotland. He has all the credentials to do well at Goodison Park, like so many who Moyes has brought in before."
That's a bit far fetched mate. As if Everton would let all those players go without bringing in players to.... oh wait!the squad is small enough now thats Baxter, Wallace,McFadden,Drenthe,Dier, Denis Straq, Pienaar,Hahnemann,
Forshaw, that have left the club since last season add in the likes of Anichebe, Cahill,Mucha, were to leave to
would leave only the bones of a squad.
then if Baines or Fellaini were to be sold, we would need about 5 or more players to come in can you see the club getting
that done before the window shuts, i can't knowing Everton we will sell one of our big names on the last minute like Arteta
last season.