steven naismith

kev101 · July 3, 2012

I still don't know if he's any good yet?

Blue for you · July 3, 2012

don't know about all this Pienaar talk, if he can get his game or some game time at spurs he won't be back
he will be on a better wage there to, don't forget he did leave us to go to spurs because he wanted CL football

evertom · July 3, 2012

four year deal for Naismith I hear

BoysInBlue · July 3, 2012

Blue for you said:
don't know about all this Pienaar talk, if he can get his game or some game time at spurs he won't be back
he will be on a better wage there to, don't forget he did leave us to go to spurs because he wanted CL football

He won't get CL football at Spurs now, will he?

Who knows what's going to happen. Maybe AVB rates him and will want to keep him. Bale signing a new contract didn't help Pienaar much though.

chrismanduk · July 3, 2012

Think piennaar will wanna come to us still.
Knows he will get games and is well appreciated.
Didn't he turn chelski down for spurs when avb was manager there?

Blue for you · July 3, 2012

BoysInBlue said:
He won't get CL football at Spurs now, will he?

Who knows what's going to happen. Maybe AVB rates him and will want to keep him. Bale signing a new contract didn't help Pienaar much though.

what i am saying is he will choose spurs again over us as he wants CL football or more money each week
i don't think Harry really wanted him after,

harryjam · July 4, 2012

Blue for you said:
what i am saying is he will choose spurs again over us as he wants CL football or more money each week
i don't think Harry really wanted him after,

I like him mate.

evertoncol · July 4, 2012

Shorty on NSNO reckons Naismith's an Everton player now.

Papa Shango · July 4, 2012

harryjam said:
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."

Taking advantage of a unique contract situation is hardly working his magic. He saw a chance and he swooped and if Naismith joins it cos we were the biggest club in for him.