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I've had worse opinions than this
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
No need nobhead. Just having a joke.
CahillsCornerFlag
Player Valuation: £70m
So we have a squad of 38, he wants a squad of between 25-30. Let’s say we make 5 signings and end up with a squad of 30. That’s 13 players we’ll be binning off. I’m going to completely guess (in a wishful thinking fashion) that it’ll be the following;
Joel
Browning
Galloway
Garbutt
Besic
Schneiderlin
Rooney
Tarashaj
Mirallas
Williams
Martina
Sandro
Bolasie
Look deep inside and ask yourself if we’d genuinely miss any of them next season. That’s ignoring McCarthy and Mori too who were out all season, and the likes of Pennington and Henen who won’t make he grade.
Joel
Browning
Galloway
Garbutt
Besic
Schneiderlin
Rooney
Tarashaj
Mirallas
Williams
Martina
Sandro
Bolasie
Look deep inside and ask yourself if we’d genuinely miss any of them next season. That’s ignoring McCarthy and Mori too who were out all season, and the likes of Pennington and Henen who won’t make he grade.
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
Imagine their training sessions with their sluggish defence vs all out pace attack ha
I reckon big tit Vardy can walk in bevvied and still make them all look 20 yards off the pace.
As if Vardy walks into practice not bevvied.
Practice????????? We're talking about Practice???????????
Sorry, I forget it's called training. I'll lay off the ale for tea then.
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport...s-latest-update-signing-everton-a8386686.html
Xherdan Shaqiri has been offered to Liverpool and Everton as his representatives look to find him a Premier League club.
The Swiss winger was part of the Stoke City side relegated last season and has been clear about his plans to exercise a relegation release clause written into his contract with the Potters.
The 26-year-old spent three years with Stoke in which they twice finished as a top-half team before last year’s capitulation. Southampton and West Ham are also aware of the wideman’s situation but know that Shaqiri would prefer to remain in the north-west to avoid moving homes.
He may have little choice, with clubs on the continent baulking at his wage demands of over £100k per week.
Neither Liverpool nor Everton would struggle to find the £12m fee needed to keep Shaqiri in the Premier League, so much will depend on the player’s ambitions and how he fits into the plans of the two clubs.
The Reds are keen on Lyon star Nabil Fekir and have won over the player, though they face a tough negotiation with the club’s notorious president Jean-Michel Aulas.
Everton are looking to trim their bloated squad before adding some ‘big names’, according to new boss Marco Silva.
Sporting director Marcel Brands is renowned for his talent-spotting and his scouting department are hoping to find some diamonds in the rough this summer but equally there is an appreciation that a player like Shaqiri - proven in the top flight - rarely comes to market at such an affordable price.
Xherdan Shaqiri has been offered to Liverpool and Everton as his representatives look to find him a Premier League club.
The Swiss winger was part of the Stoke City side relegated last season and has been clear about his plans to exercise a relegation release clause written into his contract with the Potters.
The 26-year-old spent three years with Stoke in which they twice finished as a top-half team before last year’s capitulation. Southampton and West Ham are also aware of the wideman’s situation but know that Shaqiri would prefer to remain in the north-west to avoid moving homes.
He may have little choice, with clubs on the continent baulking at his wage demands of over £100k per week.
Neither Liverpool nor Everton would struggle to find the £12m fee needed to keep Shaqiri in the Premier League, so much will depend on the player’s ambitions and how he fits into the plans of the two clubs.
The Reds are keen on Lyon star Nabil Fekir and have won over the player, though they face a tough negotiation with the club’s notorious president Jean-Michel Aulas.
Everton are looking to trim their bloated squad before adding some ‘big names’, according to new boss Marco Silva.
Sporting director Marcel Brands is renowned for his talent-spotting and his scouting department are hoping to find some diamonds in the rough this summer but equally there is an appreciation that a player like Shaqiri - proven in the top flight - rarely comes to market at such an affordable price.
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
praccy lad, fancy goin for some pracccy !
Dear God no.
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