Well that is pleasing, I thought you might be offended but I appreciate you leaning into it
As all the best goals do. At least my 2 goals per season did, back in the day
“I think we’ll secure the ones that we really want to secure and make sure they’re here, and obviously we know we are going to have to bring in some new players, that’s obvious.”
David Moyes OBE is a fan of DCL……….
Richard Alex
Player Valuation: £8m
everton1953
Player Valuation: £40m
Has he gone yet?
tommye
Player Valuation: £100m
Stick him on a boat with a little sail and see where the trade winds take him. At best, in this country, he will end up with a Championship side, probably back at Sheffield United on a hell of a lot less money than he was on here. The evidence says that he is not very well regarded by other PL clubs hence the lack of interest. Sad but true.
Hinchcliffe's Corner
Player Valuation: £40m
That's fine, and this is all true, but these aren't the same points so I accept your apology.
Drico
Player Valuation: £60m
In fairness, Game sees Game.
tommye
Player Valuation: £100m
Benicetoourboys
Player Valuation: £1m
Maybe cos he's good looking?
Just checking, have we blamed Dyche yet again today? Or is that scheduled for later?
In his recent interview he talks of Carlo telling him to stay in the 18 yard box and only take one touch. This was the season he scored 16 goals.
He sees this as Carlo recognising his strengths but I would more likely think that it was Carlo recognising his limitations.
He sees this as Carlo recognising his strengths but I would more likely think that it was Carlo recognising his limitations.
Delargeinho
Player Valuation: £25m
Only blame Dyche's tactics due to a striker was more often in the midfield than in the box.
But he wouldn't have thrived as much under Moyes as Beto, because of his bad finishing.
sw blue
Player Valuation: £6m
I liked Dom, and I still like him having listened to the podcast.
The interview wasn't a focus on Everton, or the fans, it was about Dom. What makes Dom tick, what his struggles were.
Those expecting it to be about Everton or how amazing the fans were, didn't grasp the fact that this was as much about DCL the man as opposed to professional footballer. This was a constant theme running through the interview that he is human and feels the responsibility of being a key player in a struggling side. It weighed him down and I get. Money, fame and fortune does not solve those issues. Only the strength to speak and have a strong support around you can really help.
Despite the fact he is a limited goalscorer, I think he as always tried his best. He has had poor games, but we've also seen him dominate centre backs (DCL Vs Konate and van Dijk was sensational).
If he stays, I'll be pleased, if not a I hope he goes abroad as I hate the idea of watchng him play against Everton.
The interview wasn't a focus on Everton, or the fans, it was about Dom. What makes Dom tick, what his struggles were.
Those expecting it to be about Everton or how amazing the fans were, didn't grasp the fact that this was as much about DCL the man as opposed to professional footballer. This was a constant theme running through the interview that he is human and feels the responsibility of being a key player in a struggling side. It weighed him down and I get. Money, fame and fortune does not solve those issues. Only the strength to speak and have a strong support around you can really help.
Despite the fact he is a limited goalscorer, I think he as always tried his best. He has had poor games, but we've also seen him dominate centre backs (DCL Vs Konate and van Dijk was sensational).
If he stays, I'll be pleased, if not a I hope he goes abroad as I hate the idea of watchng him play against Everton.
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