Everton January 2025 Transfer Thread

Status
Not open for further replies.

blulouie said:
Waiting for the PRS results

No charges ....boom , signings.

Charges....we'll go with what we got.
Click to expand...
But won’t that be last seasons figures, and wouldn’t effect what we do this Jan as we’re now in a different financial reporting period? Only reason we don’t spend this month is if the club know we’re somehow gonna make massive losses between 1st July 24 and 30th June 25 which puts us over the £105m/3 year threshold.
 

Verbal Kint said:
Mason Melia 17 years of age.... St Patrick's Athletic

Visiting Celtic today, was at Spurs for a visit before Christmas.

This lad will make it, I've never been more sure about a league of Ireland player. Really has something about him.
Click to expand...

He will go everywhere Id sat his uncle is Clive Clarke who okayed for Sunderland, West Ham and Stoke, he’s now a professional agent and looks after Mason.

Dude will have his pick of any club he wants.

Not 18 until Sep, say he will sign a deal somewhere around summer time.
 
Dwight K Schrute said:
No, but throughout the side he does not see pace for the useful attribute it is. If you are as slow as Souceck or Ward-Prowse, you need to be either amazing at reading the game or have someone who can cover a lot of ground alongside them. In our case, look how God-awful Gomes was after that first season where Gana covered the ground of two players.

We always had too many immobile players under Moyes (even if they were good players) and he did the same at West Ham. It doesn't mean that some of them aren't good players, but it is least of a problem of you are a possession based side. If you are an counter-attacking side (as Moyes' sides always are) pace is a requirement to be really good.

It's each to their own, and he's not a bad manager, but I've always felt this is one of the areas where Moyes limits himself and it prevents him from moving on to the next step.
Click to expand...
Fair mate, but referring to his past Everton teams doesn't work as he over achieved in a minimal budget and that was also a different era of footy. Whilst I take the point, West Ham had plenty of players with pace , pace alone isn't enough anyway you need quality too. I agree our team lacks pace though and we need some in this window.
 

Neiler said:
Click to expand...

Won't be going anywhere. Chermiti ain't going to play much before the end of the season. Broja is going to either be out for several weeks and then be available to us, or be out for so long that we send him back to Chelsea. If we recieve no offers for DCL, we're going to have the problem regarding his commitment as he'll not want to scupper his next move. That only leaves the boy Beto.
 
Dwight K Schrute said:
No, but throughout the side he does not see pace for the useful attribute it is. If you are as slow as Souceck or Ward-Prowse, you need to be either amazing at reading the game or have someone who can cover a lot of ground alongside them. In our case, look how God-awful Gomes was after that first season where Gana covered the ground of two players.

We always had too many immobile players under Moyes (even if they were good players) and he did the same at West Ham. It doesn't mean that some of them aren't good players, but it is least of a problem of you are a possession based side. If you are an counter-attacking side (as Moyes' sides always are) pace is a requirement to be really good.

It's each to their own, and he's not a bad manager, but I've always felt this is one of the areas where Moyes limits himself and it prevents him from moving on to the next step.
Click to expand...
Everton were not a counter attacking side under Moyes. It's more important to have a good players than to have fast players.
 
Dwight K Schrute said:
Won't be going anywhere. Chermiti ain't going to play much before the end of the season. Broja is going to either be out for several weeks and then be available to us, or be out for so long that we send him back to Chelsea. If we recieve no offers for DCL, we're going to have the problem regarding his commitment as he'll not want to scupper his next move. That only leaves the boy Beto.
Click to expand...

Are Como now wedged, owned by a company worth 43 billion.
 

Status
Not open for further replies.

Welcome

Join Grand Old Team to get involved in the Everton discussion. Signing up is quick, easy, and completely free.

Register

Shop

Back
Top