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If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
Apart from the Aquaduct what have the Romans ever done?The aquaduct?
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Apart from the Aquaduct what have the Romans ever done?The aquaduct?
Likewise and there is a compromise to be made there. If we are going to play Dyche's style, let's do it with an exciting young team, because then, if he fails, we know it's on him, and if he surprises some of us and irons out his flaws as a manager then everyone's a winner. But also, if he does fail, under this scenario, we would still be left with a decent squad.Yes you're right we need to work with what is in place not with a fantasy. I want Everton to be an exciting passing team cutting teams to ribbons but its not going to happen with the players and manager and budget we have so I want them to just find people who make us the best version of what we are for now.
A world class manager with some better players and money to spend could only get this squad to 12th & 10th.Not for me because I believe if he'd of been a better manager he'd of had us safe alot sooner then the final day.
Refusing to play Patterson, persisting with keane when we had mina on the bench. Playing Maupay when we had simms. Pushing onana into advanced positions when he's better as a cdm.
The fact he completely fell to bits when Doucoure got sent off against spurs and was out for 3 games.
His in game decision making it abysmal. His team selection is dreadful. Fulham lost 5 on the bounce, no striker, no manager and everyone at that ground knew we'd be beat by them because of that team selection.
In short hes a poor manager.
The Italian media is making out like he has been offered to roma. Which doesn’t match up with the above.
Any in mind? Who would realistically come to us?Why because he's been relegated twice?
He is the most qualified at keeping us in the same position we are now or worse.
People need to stop drinking the cool-aid. Having a bad manager isn't going to help us, having a actually good manager who can coach players to be better will.
What if he hardly plays for a 3rd consecutive season? Forget about anyone going near him, the fact that someone is interested with an obligation to buy i would bite their hand off for it, we need 2 strikers anyway because he doesn't exist as a footballer anymore, maximum 5-10 games he will play and 80% of the games he does play will be 'he's not match fit' get rid.Loan with obligation doesn't do much for us immediately when it leaves us needing to fund two strikers. Also if it's conditional on him making a number of appearances.....yeah, see you next summer. Don't see the point.
It won'tBeen waiting 2 years for us to sign a striker. Looks like it may well stretch to 3
You've only been waiting 2 years, I've been waiting since we sold Lukaku.Been waiting 2 years for us to sign a striker. Looks like it may well stretch to 3
I mean, he has never appeared in less than 11 league games in a season for us but ok.What if he hardly plays for a 3rd consecutive season? Forget about anyone going near him, the fact that someone is interested with an obligation to buy i would bite their hand off for it, we need 2 strikers anyway because he doesn't exist as a footballer anymore, maximum 5-10 games he will play and 80% of the games he does play will be 'he's not match fit' get rid.
Not on FM?watch him play? Even Zats never heard of him
Didnt they win the conference league last season?Apart from the Aquaduct what have the Romans ever done?
That's if you ignore the fact that the teams you quote Juventus Marseille and Fiorentina are seen as a better bet than a team who've dodged relegation last two seasons and little or no money.Personally not that bothered missing out on Bilal Toure, but broadly very disappointed in the window. My estimation the areas of need entering the summer were a leftback, Centerback, Striker and Right Winger. As it stands one could make the case NONE of those have been adequately addressed. Young may cover but he is a more a RB. Danjuma equally has some versatility across the front 3 but mostly favors the left. Coady walking has grounds but makes the necessity of another CB all the more evident. And we continue to miss out on Striker targets.
All those I think could have been achievable as demonstrated in the market for reasonable expenses. Fabiano Parisi, a very engaging LB moved from Empoli to Fiorentina for 10 million. RW I dont think there has been as good a fit to need but a case for the likes of Ismaila Sarr to Marseille for 13 million, Tim Weah to Juve for 11, maybe even Gonzalo Plata to Al Sadd (fair to note maybe on inflated wages) for 12 at least demonstrate viability in garnering a decent add reasonably in that price range. Club stability and fit let alone wages fair to note but compromise im sure could be made or made up by marginal raises on transfer fees.
Their is no difference at Centerback and Striker. I think there are a myriad of names that could be fetched for similar fees. But instead we are connected at higher price points which makes me think the unlikelihood we fill all those positional holes by the end of the window, which in total likely effects results and future profits in sell ons more dramatically.
Why are they seemingly adamantly refusing to target players who occupy the right side of the pitch?If true, I suspect this is instead of Gnonto
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