Summer transfer window 2023

[Zatara]

We must have enough to put together £20-25mil for El Bilal.

Moving on Gray should take that to £30-35mil.

Offer that to Arsenal for Balogun.
25% sell on fee (profit).
Buy back of £50mil in 2 seasons

 

[Rich1878]

We must have enough to put together £20-25mil for El Bilal.

Moving on Gray should take that to £30-35mil.

Offer that to Arsenal for Balogun.
25% sell on fee (profit).
Buy back of £50mil in 2 seasons

Wasn't the deal supposedly a structured deal that would go on for 5 years ?

 

[toffee82]

Yuri Alberto after he gets off the phone with BK

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Looks like my face when I used to dial 0891 50 50 50.

 

[DanB90]

We must have enough to put together £20-25mil for El Bilal.

Moving on Gray should take that to £30-35mil.

Offer that to Arsenal for Balogun.
25% sell on fee (profit).
Buy back of £50mil in 2 seasons

It’s already been mooted that they were willing to accept a £4mil down payment or something stupid.

 

[Zatara]

I could show stats that showed that Gomes, Iwobi, Dele and Doucs have all played CM in the Premier League and im sure you wont dispute that Gmbamin is a DM/CM for sure.

I get it, you expect them to be moved on and we wouldnt need to replace them all, but we would need to either use or move on some of them.

They arent able to play there to a "level worthy of the name" i said.

I dont think you or Dyche disagree.

 

[Zatara]

Wasn't the deal supposedly a structured deal that would go on for 5 years ?

In Europe deals have been structured over the course of players contracts for longer than i remember.

In England this became the case perhaps 15 years ago.

 

[Goat]

They arent able to play there to a "level worthy of the name" i said.

I dont think you or Dyche disagree.

What if I said neither can Onana, Garner and Gana?

 

[Zatara]

What if I said neither can Onana, Garner and Gana?

You'd need to ask the mods to change your name.

Your move.

 

[Goat]

In Europe deals have been structured over the course of players contracts for longer than i remember.

This isnt true Zat.

Payment Terms are agreed, but if you think clubs wait 5 years to get paid you are crazy.

 

[lurky]

We had Bernard on a free and he was crap and unsuited to the league.

Bernard would waltz into this current side and improve it

 

[Rich1878]

In Europe deals have been structured over the course of players contracts for longer than i remember.

In England this became the case perhaps 15 years ago.

God knows how much we actually have. But I think its becoming clear that we don't have too much, hence the structural payments.

I'd be surprised if we did have £25m, that we would want to splash it all on one player.

Saying that, stranger and more stupid things have happened at Everton

 

[tmgc]

Bernard would waltz into this current side and improve it

Bernard Manning would.

 

[Zatara]

This isnt true Zat.

Payment Terms are agreed, but if you think clubs wait 5 years to get paid you are crazy.

Take a look at how much money were owed and over what time period.

God knows how much we actually have. But I think its becoming clear that we don't have too much, hence the structural payments.

I'd be surprised if we did have £25m, that we would want to splash it all on one player.

Saying that, stranger and more stupid things have happened at Everton

£20-25mil is what weve apparently offered so it may be over the course of the deal...but thats what we supposedly have.

Sky sports via newsnow saying we want £15mil for Gray

Another site saying £1mil loan fee for Cannon

Also Holgate apparently wanted by a few.

Move them on next week and bring in a top u23 centre forward.

 

[14_dollars]

Bernard Manning would

Bernard Matthews would - he’s used to playing with turkeys.

 

[Goat]

Take a look at how much money were owed and over what time period.

For accounting purposes maybe, amortisation isnt real by the way, its a mythical thing that clubs made up to skirt FFP.

Most transfers are paid over 2 or 3 payments, normally spread 12months apart.

If that wasnt the case, why is so much being made about Everton seeking structured payments? If structured payments is the norm, why so much focus on Everton?