2021/22 Vitalii Mykolenko

[BigDunc'sFod]

To be fair his ball into Richarlison early doors was probably the most finesse we've had in the side in months

Any rate he's better than Kenny so we'll have to see more of him

 

[Kev The Rat]

….never knew he had such a reputation. First I’ve heard. If true, that went out of the window with his first team selection.

He told some bloke on a train that Myko was not even League One standard.

He was right.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Well you are in an extreme minority with your opinion I'm afraid, as you can see by the vast majority of posts above.

It's the Everton forum after a loss mate. Prime bleach drinking time.

It's like you've never been here ffs

 

[DualityNSNO]

He told some bloke on a train that Myko was not even League One standard.

He was right.

Ah yeah, that's very reliable.

He told me he loves yer mar. Trust me, it's true. Told me on the train a few days ago.

 

[Eggs]

He told some bloke on a train that Myko was not even League One standard.

He was right.

….so he tells total strangers how he rates the players he works with. Amazing.

 

[Kev The Rat]

….so he tells total strangers how he rates the players he works with. Amazing.

According to some people who have spoken to him, it would be in keeping with his character, yes.

 

[dannyboy]

Signing two full backs who are clearly not ready for first team football whilst you're in the middle of a relegation battle is as baffling as it gets. Type of signings you can afford to make when you're coasting.

 

[Joey66]

Too lightweight imo for the prem - purchased for the championship..

 

[Parker]

FFP probably did have something to do with the sale, we needed funds to buy players something had to give.

The difference is about 6m.

We sold Digne for 27m.

We bought Mykolenko for 21m.

Was the spare 6m to contribute towards a right back who can't even start over Kenny and Coleman worth it?

You're scrambling for reasons here.

The move to sell Digne and sign Mykolenko is one of a myriad of reasons that mean Everton Football Club will not play Premier League football next season.

 

[BigDuncTributeBand]

Signing two full backs who are clearly not ready for first team football whilst you're in the middle of a relegation battle is as baffling as it gets. Type of signings you can afford to make when you're coasting.

I’ll never get my head round it, selling digne to get these two midway through the season is up there with the very worst Moshiri era decisions. Could easily relegate us. Absolutely crazy, criminal negligence.

 

[Fansince1988]

The difference is about 6m.

We sold Digne for 27m.

We bought Mykolenko for 21m.

Was the spare 6m to contribute towards a right back who can't even start over Kenny and Coleman worth it?

You're scrambling for reasons here.

The move to sell Digne and sign Mykolenko is one of a myriad of reasons that mean Everton Football Club will not play Premier League football next season.

I think I’m right in saying, if Villa paid us out right that was income, signing the 2 FB I believe can be off set over the next few seasons over the time of there contract, so they haven’t caused an issue with FFP. I think I read it is like that. We have the money to spend but it has to be spent in a certain way due to FFP, club wanted to sell the player just as much as Benitez wanted to to ease the FFI issues.

 

[Everton1654]

He's abysmal

 

[Nymzee]

I've read that zinchenko keeps him out the Ukrainian squad , don't know if thats true but watching him it looks true.

Isn’t true. He plays in midfield.

 

[Nymzee]

He told some bloke on a train that Myko was not even League One standard.

He was right.

No he never.

 

[EGWToffee]

Signing two full backs who are clearly not ready for first team football whilst you're in the middle of a relegation battle is as baffling as it gets. Type of signings you can afford to make when you're coasting.

They’ve been signed to play in the Championship.