The Romans are up in arms Mike.
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Up in arms because they signed Leandro Paredes for €2.5m rather than €40m, which would’ve made them better owners.
I'm Spartacus
NO!!!
I have followers, my Son and my Grandson actually take notice of my football related chat.
That's because you pay them..
Lob
Player Valuation: £50m
After 27 years of winless decline from Kenwright, 8 years of cluelessness from Moshiri and 3 relegation battles on the trot, i for one am looking forward to our new Oligarchies. It would be difficult to be any worse and they at minimum deserve a fair crack of the whip.
Im very aware, but I like the sport.
Dave keeps me fresh, fighting fit, hes like an advanced AI that is programmed to ignore sense and reason.
Its a spar.
Can I just say that Leandro Paredes for €2.5m is the bargain of all time and makes me VERY excited for their tenure.
Damo_1878
Don't care. Not bothered.
Can you please clarify in your post you are referring to DAVEK and not me?
Thank you.
Big Rom on loan just casually slotting 21 goals for you.
What have the Romans ever done for us?
Toffeeslam
Player Valuation: £35m
Isn’t your handle Damo ?
It's somewhat fair to look at the owner's management of Roma.
That being said, they're a different team, in a different league, with different constraints and obstacles.
Even if there was a clear strategy to spend a load when first getting there and then holding back, why would we assume they'll take this approach with Everton?
Also we don't know if that is some long term vision or if it's reactive - like they messed it up and are course correcting. If it's the latter then maybe it's also possible that the ownership are learning from mistakes?
We don't know anything so really it's just "pick your narrative".
That being said, they're a different team, in a different league, with different constraints and obstacles.
Even if there was a clear strategy to spend a load when first getting there and then holding back, why would we assume they'll take this approach with Everton?
Also we don't know if that is some long term vision or if it's reactive - like they messed it up and are course correcting. If it's the latter then maybe it's also possible that the ownership are learning from mistakes?
We don't know anything so really it's just "pick your narrative".
Damo_1878
Don't care. Not bothered.
They take notice to not take any notice you mean.
Your football chat consists of denying how good Naismith was. etc
Damo_1878
Don't care. Not bothered.
You had to read really carefully to see you were calling out Davek not me
Goat was replying to me in that post.
People that don't read will think you're having a go at me not Davek.