I'd be open to selling, but only for 10m plus. He would need to be replaced.
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MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
Nope. 27 years old now. This is who he is.
Paul Rideout
Player Valuation: £40m
Getting anything above £9m in terms of profit would be incredible (a profit of 500%).
…unless I’m wrong and we didn’t sign him for £1.5m
…unless I’m wrong and we didn’t sign him for £1.5m
If we sell him and take away his 5 goals from last season that will put our total goals for the season to about 6.
If we could sell for decent money and replace with better yeah sure, but I'd rather be bringing players in before we weaken ourselves further
If we could sell for decent money and replace with better yeah sure, but I'd rather be bringing players in before we weaken ourselves further
Keeping Tom Davies and selling Demarai Gray would a clear signal that we are going to continue to make terrible decisions which will ensure our relegation from the Premier League. This club seem to be conducting an experiment into seeing how bad a squad has to be before it gets relegated.
One of the most frustrating players ever.
Moments of brilliance, can produce magic out of nothing, but more often than not we are better off playing with ten men than with him. Meaning he is hardly ever a good option from the bench.
If Dyche trusted Gray, he would have started matches on the right side of the midfield. His most natural position in a Dyche team, and it would make it possible to play Iwobi centrally where he is better and more effective. The one time Dyche started Gray as a right midfielder, Holgate was exposed and sent off after not getting any help what so ever from Gray. Not defending Holgate, but playing behind Iwobi/McNeil and Gray is night and day.
There was a reason for Leicester not offering Gray a new contract. There was a reason for why he was sold cheaply to Bundesliga. There was a reason for Leverkusen giving up on him within weeks and were happy to get they money back less than six months after signing him.
Definition of a Youtube player. The 2500 minutes he played for Everton this season is much more than he would play for any other team in the league.
Fulham had James and Solomon on loan this season. James got five starts in the league, Solomon four. They are probably not staying and I guess they see Gray as a cheaper alternative as a squad player.
Surprised if they are willing to pay more than £6-8 million. And Everton should probably sell.
Moments of brilliance, can produce magic out of nothing, but more often than not we are better off playing with ten men than with him. Meaning he is hardly ever a good option from the bench.
If Dyche trusted Gray, he would have started matches on the right side of the midfield. His most natural position in a Dyche team, and it would make it possible to play Iwobi centrally where he is better and more effective. The one time Dyche started Gray as a right midfielder, Holgate was exposed and sent off after not getting any help what so ever from Gray. Not defending Holgate, but playing behind Iwobi/McNeil and Gray is night and day.
There was a reason for Leicester not offering Gray a new contract. There was a reason for why he was sold cheaply to Bundesliga. There was a reason for Leverkusen giving up on him within weeks and were happy to get they money back less than six months after signing him.
Definition of a Youtube player. The 2500 minutes he played for Everton this season is much more than he would play for any other team in the league.
Fulham had James and Solomon on loan this season. James got five starts in the league, Solomon four. They are probably not staying and I guess they see Gray as a cheaper alternative as a squad player.
Surprised if they are willing to pay more than £6-8 million. And Everton should probably sell.
We may actually be able to get a player that isn’t as fast, scores zero goals and is miles better than Gray
I’d take a footballing brain over his blind alley runs
I’d take a footballing brain over his blind alley runs
BenToffee79
Player Valuation: £8m
10-12m imo premier league experience with pace will command that, we can get better with sensible recruitment but those two words are completely alien to this board
I’ve said I quite like him and I think he’s always done his best but under Dyche he’s not been able to contribute because he doesn’t fit the plan.
Let’s say we had £15m to spend on a striker but if we sold Gray for £12m we’d be able to buy a £30m striker (factoring saving on wages) I think that works and would upgrade the squad more than having Gray who doesn’t really fit plus a £15m striker.
EFC_FRANCIS
Player Valuation: £40m
4 goals last season and half were pens. However would we cope without him
NorthernBlue
Player Valuation: £35m
No problem selling him as he’s not good enough however we won’t have anyone lined up to replace him. We already need another wide attacker anyway so having to get two would be a stretch.
Why do we need a wide attacker?
The positioning and defensive responsibility McNeil and Iwobi have had since Dyche came in are similar to wing backs in other teams. It is more defensive than what we have seen from Chilwell, Peresic, Porro, James etc. Dyche does not play with wide attackers. Never has.
He signed and had success with Aaron Lennon when he now longer had offensive output. He signed Maxwel Cornet that had impressed as a winger and wing-back for Lyon, but mostly used him as a centre forward.
Our leading goalscorer got 7
I think we scored 37 in the whole season
I think taking his 4 goals out of the equation would currently make us far far weaker.
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