Rooney_Tunes
Player Valuation: £50m
What worries me is we sell Gray, Holgate, and bring in nobody again...
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MACCA75
Player Valuation: £70m
Any remotely decent striker would fancy themselves to play ahead of DCL. He’s not Dixie Dean. He’s an average Prem striker that is literally never fit anyway.
BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
I was quite looking forward to ending my near 5 year exile from going to games this season as there won’t be too many chances to before the move but the deck shuffling and keeping the self proclaimed GEOAT on is deeply concerning and I’d much rather keep my money if that’s the level of change
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Regardless, Son was top scorer two seasons ago.
Mild interest is a new one for the bingo card
Lob
Player Valuation: £50m
The Kenwright out pressure should never have stopped, in fact it should have been stepped up when the season ended and especially when Moshiri begged him to stay on interim because of his expertise in transfers. Ignorant and catastrophic decision and it was obvious what was coming and it will continue to be like this till the day he is removed, ditto the line manager Kev.
People need to get active en masse again because we are definitely going to get relegated if we go into the season as we currently are. Even Dyche has got zero confidence in their abilities to lead the club, you can tell by the way he is speaking.
People need to get active en masse again because we are definitely going to get relegated if we go into the season as we currently are. Even Dyche has got zero confidence in their abilities to lead the club, you can tell by the way he is speaking.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
That'd be reality if that happens.
Only a sale of Pickford or Onana for £60M would bring in enough cash for these corrupt scum to spend half out again on a new forward.
Reading the above is depressing, success for Everton Football Club is not getting relegated, but it is realistic. I love the optimism of some on here, it makes me smile when they talk about the doom merchants. I read a post admonishing someone for being negative about the new season based on a few preseason games, the last two seasons no longer seem to count. I am a glass half full type of person but I am not stupid, in order to be optimistic I need something to be optimistic about. I don’t see any basis for optimism at Everton at the moment.
Young is a plus but not because he is going to come in and drive us forward but purely because he is better than what we have, a 38 year old released by a club who a while back we didn’t consider to be our equal. Danjuma couldn’t get a game at Spurs, that isn’t as bad as it may seem given the forwards they have. I am hopeful for him provided he plays in his best position and not shoehorned into a central role because we couldn’t buy an out and out centre forward. I hope DCL plays 35 games and scores 20 goals but that is hope not expectation. I heard Stuart Pearce talking about the time he was relegated with Forest, he said the players knew they were going down before it happened, he said they knew they hadn’t the players in their squad to stay up. It sent a chill through because I know we haven’t got the players in our squad to stay up this year. We need something more in this window, not a loan player not a free transfer but someone of significance. The problem is we are on a downward trajectory, all of football knows it and doesn’t want to be part of it, but the most damaging thing is that no one at the club seems to be able to arrest that fall.
I am a man of some years, my first Everton memory is Jeff Astle‘s cup final goal, I have never felt this disheartened going into a new season. However I am the consummate Blue, as the Fulham game gets going the hope will overtake the rational thinking and for a while I will believe the Gods of Football will look kindly on Everton Football Club.
Young is a plus but not because he is going to come in and drive us forward but purely because he is better than what we have, a 38 year old released by a club who a while back we didn’t consider to be our equal. Danjuma couldn’t get a game at Spurs, that isn’t as bad as it may seem given the forwards they have. I am hopeful for him provided he plays in his best position and not shoehorned into a central role because we couldn’t buy an out and out centre forward. I hope DCL plays 35 games and scores 20 goals but that is hope not expectation. I heard Stuart Pearce talking about the time he was relegated with Forest, he said the players knew they were going down before it happened, he said they knew they hadn’t the players in their squad to stay up. It sent a chill through because I know we haven’t got the players in our squad to stay up this year. We need something more in this window, not a loan player not a free transfer but someone of significance. The problem is we are on a downward trajectory, all of football knows it and doesn’t want to be part of it, but the most damaging thing is that no one at the club seems to be able to arrest that fall.
I am a man of some years, my first Everton memory is Jeff Astle‘s cup final goal, I have never felt this disheartened going into a new season. However I am the consummate Blue, as the Fulham game gets going the hope will overtake the rational thinking and for a while I will believe the Gods of Football will look kindly on Everton Football Club.
everton1953
Player Valuation: £40m
Dyche's latest statement is so pessimistic it is almost as good as saying our chances of concluding a contract for a striker are minimal "in the present difficult market".
It is not what we want to hear.
It is not what we want to hear.
Yep they abandoned bringing in a beta 9 and brought in wide forward, QED.
yeatston
Player Valuation: £225k
The sad thing is there is no game away from home that I would fancy us to take 3pts
sandybrownsbighead
serving a full life sentence
I guess we will bring in a few by deadline day but I suspect they will be old war horses that may be able to help out Dyche in the relegation battle. Very little hope of any plan or signs of development. If we somehow manage to survive then this thread will be identical next summer
The uncomfortable truth is that DCL is the answer to our main problem, on the pitch. Brighton match showed this. Unfortunately, we'll be lucky to get him to have a run of games.
We aren't going to be able to afford someone that will score 15-20 goals ( I doubt DCL would even if he gets fit) so next is can he do other jobs like winning the ball in the final third, giving chances to other players?
I'm not saying it's easy but DO IT NOW NOW NOW WAAAAA
Some real captains of industry types in here
Some real captains of industry types in here
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