Duncan Disordely
Player Valuation: £35m
Fabregas or garray I'd reckon
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Fabregas or garray I'd reckon
royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
SSN report on the game,Baines to come on 2nd half
Librarian
Player Valuation: £70m
Get McCarthy on FFS
Nothing like a good start to the player none of the fans wanted us to even sign.
Erm Kone on the bench and Naismith played wide so how could he have been his replacement? You believe anything don't you as long as its negative of course.
Kantareller
Player Valuation: £35m
Patience. The window hasn't closed yet.
I'm also one of those who believe a player has to go before one arrives.
I'm also one of those who believe a player has to go before one arrives.
Librarian
Player Valuation: £70m
http://aggbot.com/Everton-News/article/20003240
(is right Roberto BTW, though)
'sake Sky, get it right
(is right Roberto BTW, though)
AndyZ
Player Valuation: £10m
watch our U18's at all in the Gothia Cup, mate?
Marky Andrews
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Martinez Assessing His Options
Roberto Martinez has not ruled out further summer arrivals at Everton but is vowing to take his time while he continues to assess the areas of his squad that need strengthening.
The new Blues boss bolstered his options last week with the signings of goalkeeper Joel Robles, defender Antolin Alcaraz and striker Arouna Kone, while forward Gerard Deulofeu arrived on a season-long loan from Barcelona.
Ivory Coast international Kone could be in line to make his first appearance when Everton travel to Accrington Stanley for a friendly on Wednesday but is one of four players who only reported back for pre-season training on Monday.
Deulofeu, Tim Howard, Ross Barkley, John Stones and Luke Garbutt all remain absent – and Martinez says he will use tonight's game, next weekend's trip to Blackburn Rovers and the Club’s three-match tour of the United States to evaluate his options.
“I think it is important to bring in players early,” the Spaniard told evertontv. “I do feel the squad has always been strong and we have got great experience, but we needed to have certain additions to have different options.
“The biggest aspect of our squad is the experience and the continuity that we have in this group and that has been very impressive to see how they adapted to the new work.
“But you can never stop searching, you can never stop looking to help the players that we’ve got at the football club.
“I can imagine the next four weeks are going to very much be about assessing the competition that we’ve got in the squad, assessing the youngsters and how quickly they can help and how quickly they can be prepared to have a role in the first team. Then we’ll always keep an eye to try to be as strong as we can be at the start of the season.”
http://www.evertonfc.com/news/archive/2013/07/17/martinez-assessing-his-options
Roberto Martinez has not ruled out further summer arrivals at Everton but is vowing to take his time while he continues to assess the areas of his squad that need strengthening.
The new Blues boss bolstered his options last week with the signings of goalkeeper Joel Robles, defender Antolin Alcaraz and striker Arouna Kone, while forward Gerard Deulofeu arrived on a season-long loan from Barcelona.
Ivory Coast international Kone could be in line to make his first appearance when Everton travel to Accrington Stanley for a friendly on Wednesday but is one of four players who only reported back for pre-season training on Monday.
Deulofeu, Tim Howard, Ross Barkley, John Stones and Luke Garbutt all remain absent – and Martinez says he will use tonight's game, next weekend's trip to Blackburn Rovers and the Club’s three-match tour of the United States to evaluate his options.
“I think it is important to bring in players early,” the Spaniard told evertontv. “I do feel the squad has always been strong and we have got great experience, but we needed to have certain additions to have different options.
“The biggest aspect of our squad is the experience and the continuity that we have in this group and that has been very impressive to see how they adapted to the new work.
“But you can never stop searching, you can never stop looking to help the players that we’ve got at the football club.
“I can imagine the next four weeks are going to very much be about assessing the competition that we’ve got in the squad, assessing the youngsters and how quickly they can help and how quickly they can be prepared to have a role in the first team. Then we’ll always keep an eye to try to be as strong as we can be at the start of the season.”
http://www.evertonfc.com/news/archive/2013/07/17/martinez-assessing-his-options
AndyZ
Player Valuation: £10m
where did ya find them, lad?
Petit
Player Valuation: £30m
Martinez Assessing His Options
Roberto Martinez has not ruled out further summer arrivals at Everton but is vowing to take his time while he continues to assess the areas of his squad that need strengthening.
The new Blues boss bolstered his options last week with the signings of goalkeeper Joel Robles, defender Antolin Alcaraz and striker Arouna Kone, while forward Gerard Deulofeu arrived on a season-long loan from Barcelona.
Ivory Coast international Kone could be in line to make his first appearance when Everton travel to Accrington Stanley for a friendly on Wednesday but is one of four players who only reported back for pre-season training on Monday.
Deulofeu, Tim Howard, Ross Barkley, John Stones and Luke Garbutt all remain absent – and Martinez says he will use tonight's game, next weekend's trip to Blackburn Rovers and the Club’s three-match tour of the United States to evaluate his options.
“I think it is important to bring in players early,” the Spaniard told evertontv. “I do feel the squad has always been strong and we have got great experience, but we needed to have certain additions to have different options.
“The biggest aspect of our squad is the experience and the continuity that we have in this group and that has been very impressive to see how they adapted to the new work.
“But you can never stop searching, you can never stop looking to help the players that we’ve got at the football club.
“I can imagine the next four weeks are going to very much be about assessing the competition that we’ve got in the squad, assessing the youngsters and how quickly they can help and how quickly they can be prepared to have a role in the first team. Then we’ll always keep an eye to try to be as strong as we can be at the start of the season.”
http://www.evertonfc.com/news/archive/2013/07/17/martinez-assessing-his-options
There´ll be quite a bit of money left in the coffers but we won´t see any more signings until closer to the start of the season (imo).
Providing we retain Fellaini Martinez will probably go for one more signing that you´d expect to improve our first eleven.
If Fellaini does go soon as rumours have it I think we´ll see a flurry of activity. Would be entertaining but I still don´t want it to happen.
Bluenose1995
Player Valuation: £25m
Come on RM it doesn't take 4 weeks to work out we are crying out for a creative CM and to an extent another top quality winger, either one of those should be a priority right now IMO
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