Summer transfer window 2023

[billyblue80]

Well he only needs to be better than Mykolenko so the pathway should be obvious.

Yes but my point is we have mishandled youth players so they leave thinking there's a better chance elsewhere see Price and Small

 

[blueblue]

Unless he means Branthwaite which would be hideous

I don't think Branthwaite has ever had much to do with our youth set up.

We certainly are open to sell players, that is no secret.
I don't we have a player that would not be sold if the price was right.... that however is not a firesale.
If we had been relegated , then you would have seen players being sold for less than their real value.

 

[blueblue]

Yes but my point is we have mishandled youth players so they leave thinking there's a better chance elsewhere see Price and Small

That is not players being mishandled.

That is players and their agents thinking they are better than they are and able to get eye watering deals from other clubs for young players who have proven nothing.

That is the last think we need to do.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

There comes a point where their hoarding becomes a bit of an advantage. They do all the developing and then inevitably have no room for them and sell them. Livramento, Lamptey, Garner, Gilmour, Guehi etc.etc. become availible for cheaper than if they'd come through clubs like us or palace or brighton

True. Something we need to take advantage of more.

 

[Hogwild]

Not sure how that can be a thing. You'd get like a million quid for all of them combined.

Not to mention at this rate we will need them to fill the match day 18

 

[heatmeiser]

Mad that he might work with people who deal with contracts both outgoing and incoming.

He doesn't though. If he works where I assume he does it's simply an external medical facility that has absolutely nothing to do with Everton other than having a contract to do incoming medicals.

They get told nothing and most of the nurses are clueless to who they're dealing with (I know one of them)

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

Yes but my point is we have mishandled youth players so they leave thinking there's a better chance elsewhere see Price and Small

We only really mishandled Davies and even then got him 170 odd first team apps, U21 captain and a move to another top flight club

 

[Curtis]

He said 2 signings tbf

That was right on the cusp before frank got sacked and it seemed to scuttle both deals when it occurred, despite being awful , frank attracted players

 

[Bob Elstone]

what a disgrace we are. Kenwrights legacy, left behind by dross clubs.

 

[MikeH72]

He doesn't though. If he works where I assume he does it's simply an external medical facility that has absolutely nothing to do with Everton other than having a contract to do incoming medicals.

They get told nothing and most of the nurses are clueless to who they're dealing with (I know one of them)

Lad must just be telepathic then because he gets everything right.

 

[MikeH72]

Cmon now. January wasnt a blemish then nothing was

Nah, Danjuma had done media and everything with the club, if we’d been normal and got him to sign that one bit of paperwork before we let everyone clock off for the weekend, he was an Everton player. But alas, we’re not normal.

 

[Curtis]

Any chance of you doing something today, Kev?

Probably currently penning a follow-up to his hit book on coaching the European 5-3-2 that hundreds of youth soccer coaches in the U.S. bought

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Danjuma made an awful mistake in going to Spurs.
If he was any good at all he would have played a big part in our season from January onwards, instead he went to Spurs and barely played at all in a loan deal where he left his parent club to go out on loan.... so that he could play more.

Totally agree.
He’d have spearheaded the right side of our attack instead he sat on their bench.

 

[DanEFC92]

Probably currently penning a follow-up to his hit book on coaching the European 5-3-2 that hundreds of youth soccer coaches in the U.S. bought

European 5-3-2 2: Kevin Boogaloo

 

[MikeH72]

Probably currently penning a follow-up to his hit book on coaching the European 5-3-2 that hundreds of youth soccer coaches in the U.S. bought

Heard he’s putting Steven Gerrard on the front cover.