mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
according to the deluded and the blind, anyone with eyes can see he is completely shot.
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according to the deluded and the blind, anyone with eyes can see he is completely shot.
madden95
Player Valuation: £2.5m
no brainer i think, experience in Europe and experienced player, great role model, pretty much all off are team would want to play with him, he is still quality dont care what anyone says. he would have hunger if not he will go to china etc. he will make players round the world take notice. without a doubt he is better than we have got and am pretty sure i read united dont want much of a fee.
madden95
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Recent reports linking Everton with Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has caused great excitement around Goodison Park.
Ronald Koeman has confirmed that he would like to bring Rooney to Everton, and the Toffees are expected to make a move for England’s record scorer in the summer transfer window.
Rooney’s arrival at Everton would undoubtedly raise a lot of eyebrows, and one player who will be more pleased than most is Romelu Lukaku.
Lukaku told Belgian newspaper Le Vif back in 2015 that if there was one player he would love to play alongside it would be Rooney.
"Wayne Rooney,” he said, when asked who he would like to join him at Everton.
“He really is a good footballer. He’s good in the air and knows where the goal is.
"We’ve often played against each other, and nearly played together during Duncan Ferguson’s testimonial.
“Unfortunately, I managed to injure myself and had to pull out. I still regret it to this day.”
Lukaku’s wish may come true this summer, and that could encourage the powerful forward to commit his future to the Goodison Park club.
Ronald Koeman has confirmed that he would like to bring Rooney to Everton, and the Toffees are expected to make a move for England’s record scorer in the summer transfer window.
Rooney’s arrival at Everton would undoubtedly raise a lot of eyebrows, and one player who will be more pleased than most is Romelu Lukaku.
Lukaku told Belgian newspaper Le Vif back in 2015 that if there was one player he would love to play alongside it would be Rooney.
"Wayne Rooney,” he said, when asked who he would like to join him at Everton.
“He really is a good footballer. He’s good in the air and knows where the goal is.
"We’ve often played against each other, and nearly played together during Duncan Ferguson’s testimonial.
“Unfortunately, I managed to injure myself and had to pull out. I still regret it to this day.”
Lukaku’s wish may come true this summer, and that could encourage the powerful forward to commit his future to the Goodison Park club.
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
drinks, smokes and shags prostitutes. perfect
but hes really not, people who say this cant have been watching him play very much.
Jimmy Grimble
Player Valuation: £20m
He hasn't played much lately, so you'd struggle to watch him, but he did OK on Sunday
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
hes played enough over the last 2 seasons to see hes not up to it.
if hes starting for us next season we have no hope.
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
Happier times.
ExpatinBangkok
Player Valuation: £6m
Since we have the europa League we could play him in the early stages , to save Barkley and or Lukaku for the premier league games. . But only worth it if he comes for free and wage is 100k or less.
I get the idea of 'if Big Ron wants him, I'm in'. But that was the same mentality a lot had here regarding Niasse..
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
But Ronk didn't want Niasse from day 1.
I get that, Im just saying that managers get blinders on for players regardless of whether they would really be all that beneficial.
Rooney has hardly played in 2017. How many players with so few minutes on the pitch could do what he did yesterday ?
He had to be in the right place to score the goal , but I was more impressed a few minutes earlier with the effort he clipped over the bar. Look at his speed over the ground and the position he took to make the chance.
Certainly not the player he was, but far from finished. He could be such a huge influence on players like Davies, Lookman etc.
His manager decided to go a different route and excluded Rooney. It is debatable if that has worked or not given the money spent by that club, but managers live and die by their decisions.
Mourinho sold Schneiderlin , but I don't think he would look out of place in the Utd side.
Martial has also seen very little game time in recent months and I would just love to see him at Everton, even if it meant Lukaku going to Utd.
He had to be in the right place to score the goal , but I was more impressed a few minutes earlier with the effort he clipped over the bar. Look at his speed over the ground and the position he took to make the chance.
Certainly not the player he was, but far from finished. He could be such a huge influence on players like Davies, Lookman etc.
His manager decided to go a different route and excluded Rooney. It is debatable if that has worked or not given the money spent by that club, but managers live and die by their decisions.
Mourinho sold Schneiderlin , but I don't think he would look out of place in the Utd side.
Martial has also seen very little game time in recent months and I would just love to see him at Everton, even if it meant Lukaku going to Utd.
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
Rooneys ability to spot a run and pick out a pass hasn't gone.
If he was in behind Lukaku on Saturday he would have created at least a chance, and Rom doesn't need many nowdays.
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
love mourinho, one of the best ever, but he's let some truly talented players go without even giving them a chance, i thought rooney would have been a mainstay in his team tbh. He's clearly not finished though, people see he's nowhere near as good as he once was and that's clouding their judegement on what they believed finished means.
mkrudden
Player Valuation: £40m
Kevin De Bruyne being the most bizarre of them all!!!
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