Reidys bloody sock
Player Valuation: £500k
Should never have been brought back to the club...and if Wayne was a true Evertonian he would have known this and refused to come back...as a player.
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dave11
Player Valuation: £500k
In our current predicament, he should be used as a number 9, similar to Shearer in his latter days. Should not move wider than penalty box and not drop back past the half way line.
All his efforts should be spent in bullying their centre backs and making sure he's dropping into goal scoring positions to give whoever is on the ball an option.
Also agree with those that say he shouldn't be a certain starter.
All his efforts should be spent in bullying their centre backs and making sure he's dropping into goal scoring positions to give whoever is on the ball an option.
Also agree with those that say he shouldn't be a certain starter.
Reidys bloody sock
Player Valuation: £500k
He'd need a strong manager to tell him that though...
Whoever gets him to stick to one position/job...preferably one that doesn't involve running round like he was 10yrs younger - and just let him play the ball, will go a long way towards solving both his and our problems.
Reidys bloody sock
Player Valuation: £500k
That's why you need a strong manager that will throw him up against the changies and web him all over the place because he is an arrogant cnt and tell him to do a job....he's getting payed enough plus he's past his best.
StreetEndBlue
Player Valuation: £10m
I was against his return and posted it on here and other blues forums many times. I said there's no point 'effectively swapping tomorrows player for yesterdays' with Rom going the other way, but many fellow Evertonians talked utter rubbish about his departure would mean the goals would be now 'shared around'.
Four different league goalscorers by mid-November. Goals to be 'shared around' eh?? Hardly.
That said, take away Rooney's goals and we could well have been rock bottom, but, I hope over time to be proved wrong about him coming back, though, I have my doubts.
Four different league goalscorers by mid-November. Goals to be 'shared around' eh?? Hardly.
That said, take away Rooney's goals and we could well have been rock bottom, but, I hope over time to be proved wrong about him coming back, though, I have my doubts.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Shame we dont have more players like Rooney who care and give it everything for the shirt
StreetEndBlue
Player Valuation: £10m
Shame he didn't seem to care too much in August 2004, but I suppose that is another story.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Well he probably did but we needed the money thanks to Johnson
StreetEndBlue
Player Valuation: £10m
Johnson sold up 5 years before the sale of Rooney so it's folly to blame him for our financial situation by 2004. BK and his cronies had enough time to sort our finances out and had obviously failed by that year.
So if the self-styled 'worlds biggest Blue' and his mob had failed to sort out our money problems after five sodding years it enhances the fact his mob where, and are, totally out of their depth.
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In August 2004 the 2 that left should have been Kenwright and Moyes.
...I was happy with Rooney’s return, suggesting at the time that he needs to be used sparingly. I remain of that view. He has demonstrated he still has something to offer but he needs to be utilised so we get the best out of him.
From what teammates say he’s a very good influence off the pitch and other than the obvious drink drive incident he has raised the club’s profile.
From what teammates say he’s a very good influence off the pitch and other than the obvious drink drive incident he has raised the club’s profile.
Johnson refused more money for Royle to blow.
Rooney is still our best player, we have the worst midfield in the prem when we include Schneiderlin & Gueye, and a very inferior youth-crop coming up. I just hope Barkley will stay.
Soap
Player Valuation: £6m
Ah, classy yet again from Elong! Personal attacks and making fun of people with depression and with a drink problem.
I have reported you - hopefully you will be banned for longer this time.
Mourinho's direct counter attacking football is indeed more entertaining to watch than Van Gaal's ponderous possession based style.
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