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Summer transfer window 2023

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I imagine this is correct, but a player can’t move anywhere until a bid has been made and accepted. Without an accepted bid, there is no option for the player to move to Everton.

Just a bit fed up with this ridiculous reasoning whereby if a player joins Forest or Southampton it must mean that they have rejected an offer from Everton in the process. As if we are always ready and willing to purchase whatever crap player that Forest are after.

I can see players perhaps choosing West Ham over Everton right now, but it was only this time last year that Onana chose Everton over West Ham, a story that was documented by actual bids from both clubs and quotes from Onana.
Don't disagree but how sad is that 'only this time last year'? I'm sure most neutrals would say that Onana made the wrong decision. His equivalent this year, faced with a similar choice, would be forced to think twice
 
@Dwight K Schrute and @davids , do us favour guys and get a room , no doubt you both have a vested interest in your personal points of view but it’s been going on for a bit now yeah , no offence intended 👍
I've no vested interest other than hoping Dyche does a good job and stabilises our position in the Prem. He was hired to do a job which against the odds he accomplished. How does that make him a bad manager? In the season Burnley went down he was saddled with players like Cornet who he didn't want and many Burnley supporters believed he would keep them up despite the back room wrangling. All I asked the poster was for the name of a manager who realistically would have taken the job given what a mess we were in at the time,I can't think of one.
 

I thought he was off to Sevilla? Rodrigo would be a massive upgrade on Maupay even if he is 33. Put him on a 1+1 year contact
Differing news online,one Savilla are buying him, the other, their debt is so high their whole squad is up for sale.
 
Don't disagree but how sad is that 'only this time last year'? I'm sure most neutrals would say that Onana made the wrong decision. His equivalent this year, faced with a similar choice, would be forced to think twice

I think it’s indicative of how things can change so quickly in football. Moyes was facing the sack and was in the same relegation battle as us in early April. Newcastle were facing their third relegation this century before Howe came in.

Also, I think West Ham and Everton have been quite similar for a while now. We have lost players to them in the recent past and vice versa. Forest and Southampton tho? We’re still a more attractive option than them even in our current joke state, and we are not competing for every player that they are interested in.
 
I've no vested interest other than hoping Dyche does a good job and stabilises our position in the Prem. He was hired to do a job which against the odds he accomplished. How does that make him a bad manager? In the season Burnley went down he was saddled with players like Cornet who he didn't want and many Burnley supporters believed he would keep them up despite the back room wrangling. All I asked the poster was for the name of a manager who realistically would have taken the job given what a mess we were in at the time,I can't think of one.
You don't know if someone is willing to take the job unless you actually ask them in the first place. We will only look at managers who have managed in the PL before. It's an extremely limited market and tbh in recent years the best managers throughout the league have generally come into the league with no PL experience. There is a whole world of managers out there and at the time of Lampard leaving there were numerous foreign names who were out of work who could have easily taken and done the job but we will never know as we didn't ask them.
 
I've no vested interest other than hoping Dyche does a good job and stabilises our position in the Prem. He was hired to do a job which against the odds he accomplished. How does that make him a bad manager? In the season Burnley went down he was saddled with players like Cornet who he didn't want and many Burnley supporters believed he would keep them up despite the back room wrangling. All I asked the poster was for the name of a manager who realistically would have taken the job given what a mess we were in at the time,I can't think of one.
Well it turned out that Roy Hodgson was the genius late season managerial appointment but hindsight is 20/20
 
I think it’s indicative of how things can change so quickly in football. Moyes was facing the sack and was in the same relegation battle as us in early April. Newcastle were facing their third relegation this century before Howe came in.

Also, I think West Ham and Everton have been quite similar for a while now. We have lost players to them in the recent past and vice versa. Forest and Southampton tho? We’re still a more attractive option than them even in our current joke state, and we are not competing for every player that they are interested in.
Got you. Obviously I'd choose Everton over anyone....in the unlikely event they'd want someone who saw Bobby Collins play
 

I thought he was off to Sevilla? Rodrigo would be a massive upgrade on Maupay even if he is 33. Put him on a 1+1 year contact
He is 32 and apparently sevilla talks have broken down due to demands. They can't afford to pay him I guess the wages he is on at Leeds (100k a week)
 

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