Kendall's Dream
Player Valuation: £10m
He's going to Inter
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Barkley1878
Player Valuation: £1.5m
I wouldn't want him there either mate but can you honestly see Martinez dropping Barry for him in midfield? Roberto plays his favourites and Mccarthy is too important to drop which would mean Barry slotting alongside James as has been the case, now I can't see Cleverly rejecting first team football from other clubs to be a bench player, add Barkley, Osman and Naismith all played at LW last season and Cleverly being able to play that position it's 2+2 together imo.
bluebud
Player Valuation: £35m
neil999
Player Valuation: £80m
seems so random, I think its more likely cos no british papers have picked up on it!
Barkley1878
Player Valuation: £1.5m
I don't get fans like yourself who have to be positive even when their is no case to be so, does it make you a better fan than me?
Plenty can still happen in this window but it's deluded if you don't look at other clubs business and be a bit concerned on the calibre of player going to smaller clubs than ourselves especially when said players are exactly that type of creative outlet we are crying out for.
Bobbys Shoe Polish
Player Valuation: £950k
Well, Bobby is pretty unpredictable, (that's both pretty and unpredictable), But hopefully Deulofeu was just lennons replacement... OR if we are getting lennon back, Deulofeu was McGeady's replacement & hopefully he buys this creative midfielder we're all looking for and the creative midfielder he said he wanted a few months back.
"Sí, i want a creative midfielder"
Kendall's Dream
Player Valuation: £10m
I was like this.. years and years ago. Then I realised that Everton cope with this and are usually still boss after clubs around them lash money about left right and centre. Window has just under 2 months left, I'm sure we're going to be happy with it at the end. I could go on about who we have signed or who we have been linked to or even what crap players could leave but I'm not going to waste my time.
Last time I looked, Cabaye hadn't signed for Palace, and Shaqiri hadn't signed for Stoke, unless the both of them have and I missed it.
Cabaye going to Palace is all down to Pardew. Don't know why you're bothered, £10 mil is quite a bit for us to spend on a player who hasn't really set the world alight since leaving the prem and I would rather not spend what we have for a playmaker on a 29 year old Cabaye. Shaqiri would be ace though.
I don't think he plans on playing Cleverly at 10, there is a starting position up for grabs there but I see Cleverly as a replacement for the crocked Gibson and not as the first eleven quality playmaker we are looking for.
It is funny how football has changed in even just the last decade, when Moyes started with 4-5-1 it wasn't being played as much. I think the beloved 4-5-1 of Moyes was as much an economic decision as it was a tactical one because the market for strikers was expensive relative to the other 10 positions, the majority of the most expensive transfers had been for strikers. Now things have changed and a lot more teams are playing 4-2-3-1/4-5-1 and the market demand for that no. 10/attacking midfielders has increased and made them hard to land.
I think last season a lot of us thought Barkley had the world at his feet and got caught up in watching his potential rather than watching his actual performances. At the moment he is the best we have for that position and with how expensive other proven players in his position are going I have a feeling Martinez is down to a few options. He is either going to have to be patient and wait for the right player and deal later in the window or have a choice between sticking with Barkley and Naismith for that position (We've seen how that works), or take the jump and switch the formation.
Bobbys Shoe Polish
Player Valuation: £950k
This was in the Echo in May, just incase any of you guys with Alzheimer's have forgotten...
Roberto Martinez has been forced to look abroad to find the perfect playmaker for Everton because of a lack of English talent.
The Blues manager wants to add a No10 to his squad this summer and has drawn up a shortlist of targets.
But Martinez admits he has been scouring the European markets for a creative midfielder because there aren’t any homegrown talents that fit the bill.
The Catalan believes Everton have talented players coming through their Academy that will save the club millions of pounds in the future but as he heads into his third summer at the Goodison helm, Martinez is looking overseas for a signing he has made a priority.
“It is difficult to find an English No10 because the upbringing is very, very different,” Martinez said.
“I feel we have put things in place in our Academy that mean we will see our own products in that position in the next four of five years, and I am excited about that.
“But it is true that if you look at every single team in the Premier League unfortunately, that player is someone who has had that upbringing abroad.
“At Everton, we are ready to produce our own who can fill that role but we will have to wait four or five years and it is exciting to see how that develops.
Roberto Martinez has been forced to look abroad to find the perfect playmaker for Everton because of a lack of English talent.
The Blues manager wants to add a No10 to his squad this summer and has drawn up a shortlist of targets.
But Martinez admits he has been scouring the European markets for a creative midfielder because there aren’t any homegrown talents that fit the bill.
The Catalan believes Everton have talented players coming through their Academy that will save the club millions of pounds in the future but as he heads into his third summer at the Goodison helm, Martinez is looking overseas for a signing he has made a priority.
“It is difficult to find an English No10 because the upbringing is very, very different,” Martinez said.
“I feel we have put things in place in our Academy that mean we will see our own products in that position in the next four of five years, and I am excited about that.
“But it is true that if you look at every single team in the Premier League unfortunately, that player is someone who has had that upbringing abroad.
“At Everton, we are ready to produce our own who can fill that role but we will have to wait four or five years and it is exciting to see how that develops.
Bid? I don't believe anything until the mods make an official thread.
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
hope opsina is true.
Why?
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
look at the state of our keeper options. he's a fine keeper - bargain for £5m when you see the prices. i agree we should be looking for someone taller who can come and claim crosses but he seemed perfectly fine on crosses last season despite his height.
howard's a car crash fair play.
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