Confirmed Signing Youssef Chermiti

[Rob17896]

Ah right so the incompetent billionaire owner with a penchant for wanting massive star names on huge wages also just happens to be a connoisseur of the Portuguese league and a judge of 19 year old striking talent at reasonable value?

Behave.

The question mark after reasonable value is accurate. Here's hoping!

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Dont make me get Harry Kanes stats at 19.

I've mentioned it before but I remember seeing an England Under 19 or under 20 match where Hallam Hope looked a far better player than Harry Kane.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Remember the youth tournament he was playing for England with one of our youngsters and Harry was getting slated by our fans our youth player was twice as good apparently.

Will find it.

I've just mentioned that. Hallam Hope. And he did look twice as good as Kane

 

[Moomin]

I've just mentioned that. Hallam Hope. And he did look twice as good as Kane

It was Chris Long

 

[Jamo Martinez]

It was Chris Long

Well I saw a game where Hallam Hope was better Than Kane. Which wasn't difficult tbh

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Here’s my big question: why does his name appear on his kit as Y. CHERMITI? Why the first initial?

When he was a kid, he played in a team with 5 of his brothers.

I may have just made that up.

 

[Moomin]

Well I saw a game where Hallam Hope was better Than Kane. Which wasn't difficult tbh

He was a bit younger, Chris Long was at that tournament. Had to check to remember

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Probably just likes it - remember vaguely Ronaldo having "C. Ronaldo" on his shirts when he first started out.

I remember vaguely another Ronaldo still playing football when C. Ronaldo started out.

 

[Zatara]

LOL

If only we had listened to Zat, hahaha.

Thanks for misquoting me and the narrative and adding me to a conversation with someone who ive had on ignore for years.

If youre going to have a dig, at least come up with something original and not quote one of the worst posters (and people) on the forum.

My two points were correct btw. You do need to grow your own players and you do need to spend money on the Lukakus rather than multiple players.

Ive been proven right on both counts.

Its a shame that hasnt sunk into your brain...id expect better from you but not the absolute **** you quoted.

 

[Goat]

Thanks for misquoting me and the narrative and adding me to a conversation with someone who ive had on ignore for years.

If youre going to have a dig, at least come up with something original and not quote one of the worst posters (and people) on the forum.

My two points were correct btw. You do need to grow your own players and you do need to spend money on the Lukakus rather than multiple players.

Ive been proven right on both counts.

Its a shame that hasnt sunk into your brain...id expect better from you but not the absolute **** you quoted.

I think expecting to grow your own players is a fools folly personally.

Look at the squads around the league, they have 1 or 2 "homegrown" players in them, we have City, Utd, Liverpool, also now the likes of Burnley to a lesser extent in our catchment area.

As for proven right, the only thing that is correct is that good scouting is whats really important.

Im the easiest person to vault on this forum, im wrong, a lot, its not a problem, my goal isnt to be right on the internet, its just to chat utter biscuits with utter mentals who share the same teams as me.

So just take your vaulting like a man.



Good luck to the boy Chermo.

 

[TheBigIguana]

I think expecting to grow your own players is a fools folly personally.

Look at the squads around the league, they have 1 or 2 "homegrown" players in them, we have City, Utd, Liverpool, also now the likes of Burnley to a lesser extent in our catchment area.

As for proven right, the only thing that is correct is that good scouting is whats really important.

Im the easiest person to vault on this forum, im wrong, a lot, its not a problem, my goal isnt to be right on the internet, its just to chat utter biscuits with utter mentals who share the same teams as me.

So just take your vaulting like a man.



Good luck to the boy Chermo.

Chermiti won’t be home grown for us no?

 

[Goat]

Chermiti won’t be home grown for us no?

Zats post mainly named Everton youth players, that had come through the youth system at Everton.

It depends what you mean by home-grown.

As far as Premier League rules are concerned? No.

If we bring Chermo into the side and he turns into a very good player, who would you credit for that?

 

[TheBigIguana]

Zats post mainly named Everton youth players, that had come through the youth system at Everton.

It depends what you mean by home-grown.

As far as Premier League rules are concerned? No.

If we bring Chermo into the side and he turns into a very good player, who would you credit for that?

I’d give us enough credit. He’s not a player yet

 

[Zezti]

Zats post mainly named Everton youth players, that had come through the youth system at Everton.

It depends what you mean by home-grown.

As far as Premier League rules are concerned? No.

If we bring Chermo into the side and he turns into a very good player, who would you credit for that?

Whoever fits my agenda.

 

[Zatara]

I think expecting to grow your own players is a fools folly personally.

Look at the squads around the league, they have 1 or 2 "homegrown" players in them, we have City, Utd, Liverpool, also now the likes of Burnley to a lesser extent in our catchment area.

As for proven right, the only thing that is correct is that good scouting is whats really important.

Im the easiest person to vault on this forum, im wrong, a lot, its not a problem, my goal isnt to be right on the internet, its just to chat utter biscuits with utter mentals who share the same teams as me.

So just take your vaulting like a man.



Good luck to the boy Chermo.

If selling Lukaku and replacing him with DCL (who we developed) isnt a tick for developing players im not sure what is...the same goes for all the young players we sign and develop up to a high standard...or those who come through the ranks and we sell on for profit.

On the flip side, looking at the 5 or whatever list of names I put down and comparing them to signing one young Lukaku -- you go for Lukaku every single time.

Thats also proven by seeing what those players have done in comparison and their total fees combined compared with his sale figure.

So to somehow disagree with my posts from years ago is a bit silly.

Zats post mainly named Everton youth players, that had come through the youth system at Everton.

It depends what you mean by home-grown.

As far as Premier League rules are concerned? No.

If we bring Chermo into the side and he turns into a very good player, who would you credit for that?

Players dont need to be home grown for the 'developed' label.

Chermiti is classed as 'raw', hes coming into the club at the same age as DCL was and probably will have and need a similar amount of development work to reach his potential.

SImilar can be said for Branthwaite, Patterson, Onana, Garner and even to a far lesser extent McNeil.

Young players who come into the club that are not playing at the top level and are put into the team/squad and have tailored development plans to hopefully reach their potential.

You look at Rooney for United, or Ronaldo. When 'most' everyday fans ask them who their first club was most would probably say United.

We keep these players and build a top quality team, supplemented with new young players and the odd experienced signing. Or we sell them for profit.

There is no other way to compete with the top sides.