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Big Fat Sam
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Now that we've got the Rooney money: Where's the Arteta money, Bill?
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
I did say fantasy mate.
It"ll be a good laugh to look back in Sept to see if I got close to any of them.
Howe has categorically stated Rooney isn't part of his plans.
Wayne Rooney will await clarification from Everton on the club’s future management situation before deciding whether to end his Goodison Park comeback after only one season.
The 32-year-old has an offer from DC United to move to MLS in July, with the Washington club willing to give the former England captain a two-year contract. DC United have held talks with Rooney’s representative, Paul Stretford, but are one of several overseas opportunities available to the boyhood Evertonian.
Rooney’s current preference, however, is to remain at Everton where he is under contract until next summer. Everton also have an option to extend his Goodison career by a further 12 months but doubts over whether it will be activated, coupled with his reduced playing time under Sam Allardyce, have left Rooney considering a late career switch. Everton have denied, however, that their leading goalscorer this season has asked to leave.
The former Manchester United striker has had a mixed campaign in a poor Everton side following last summer’s return from Old Trafford. Rooney scored 11 goals in an impressive first half of the season, securing several important victories in the process, but his last goal came on 18 December and he has been frustrated by his deployment under Allardyce. A substitution in the 57th minute of last month’s Merseyside derby prompted a furious response from Rooney, who had been withdrawn at the same point of the previous week’s home defeat by Manchester City.
Rooney’s opportunities next season would appear limited with Allardyce as manager but the 63-year-old’s future at Everton is also uncertain. England’s all-time leading goalscorer wants clarity on Allardyce’s position, or whether he features in the next manager’s plans, before deciding whether to move with his young family to the US.
Farhad Moshiri, Everton’s major shareholder, has several key issues to address beyond Rooney’s future. Despite Allardyce’s claims to the contrary, Moshiri is expected to commence another overhaul of the club’s management structure with Marcel Brands, the technical director of Dutch champions PSV Eindhoven, lined up for a similar role on Merseyside.
Brands’ arrival would impact on Steve Walsh’s position as director of football and, as well as a replacement for Allardyce, Moshiri must also appoint a successor to the departing chief executive Robert Elstone and advance plans for a new stadium at Bramley Moore dock.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...eave-everton-former-england-captain-allardyce
The 32-year-old has an offer from DC United to move to MLS in July, with the Washington club willing to give the former England captain a two-year contract. DC United have held talks with Rooney’s representative, Paul Stretford, but are one of several overseas opportunities available to the boyhood Evertonian.
Rooney’s current preference, however, is to remain at Everton where he is under contract until next summer. Everton also have an option to extend his Goodison career by a further 12 months but doubts over whether it will be activated, coupled with his reduced playing time under Sam Allardyce, have left Rooney considering a late career switch. Everton have denied, however, that their leading goalscorer this season has asked to leave.
The former Manchester United striker has had a mixed campaign in a poor Everton side following last summer’s return from Old Trafford. Rooney scored 11 goals in an impressive first half of the season, securing several important victories in the process, but his last goal came on 18 December and he has been frustrated by his deployment under Allardyce. A substitution in the 57th minute of last month’s Merseyside derby prompted a furious response from Rooney, who had been withdrawn at the same point of the previous week’s home defeat by Manchester City.
Rooney’s opportunities next season would appear limited with Allardyce as manager but the 63-year-old’s future at Everton is also uncertain. England’s all-time leading goalscorer wants clarity on Allardyce’s position, or whether he features in the next manager’s plans, before deciding whether to move with his young family to the US.
Farhad Moshiri, Everton’s major shareholder, has several key issues to address beyond Rooney’s future. Despite Allardyce’s claims to the contrary, Moshiri is expected to commence another overhaul of the club’s management structure with Marcel Brands, the technical director of Dutch champions PSV Eindhoven, lined up for a similar role on Merseyside.
Brands’ arrival would impact on Steve Walsh’s position as director of football and, as well as a replacement for Allardyce, Moshiri must also appoint a successor to the departing chief executive Robert Elstone and advance plans for a new stadium at Bramley Moore dock.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...eave-everton-former-england-captain-allardyce
I expect the 12m ,if true, is some way tied into how the deal is structured. It will mean that we won't make any money, but, it will allow us to pay off whatever commitments we have without being out of pocket.
I think I will hold off on believing any of this for a while.
I think I will hold off on believing any of this for a while.
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
I'd love to see Arteta back at the club right now as part of a new regime and binning off no mark coaches.
Would be nice to at least not have the team leaked online too.
mmmmsnouts
Player Valuation: £40m
DC in the summer is absolutely disgusting. Imagine him playing in 35 C heat with 90% humidity at his less-than-ideal fitness levels. I don’t know if an MLS player has ever thrown up on the pitch before but he could be the one.
Tosun 186 minutes per goal
Rooney 230 minutes per goal
Niasse 128 minutes per goal
11 goals with a fair few penalties isn't something we need to cling on to - if we shift him we'll bring another in.
DanEFC92
Player Valuation: £90m
Hasn't scored since abar December.
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
Don't take this the wrong way mate, but when we won a late penno at Anfield, I was glad Wayne Rooney was taking it, not a lid off GOT.
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I'd be made up to keep Niasse as a bench option and bring in another top striker to challenge Cenk. Obviously bin Rooney off ASAP. That'd be enough options for us next season up top.
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