January Transfer Window 2026

[Swartzy]

Have I?

You have mate.
Maybe properly read the post next time, so we don't end up going around in a circle, whith you than basically writing my post as a response.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Truth has it - after the Chelsea game an Evertionian ran up to DM with a turd, & asked him to autograph the turd - What do you want me to sign that for asked DM -

The fan answered back well you have been buy crap all season .... Bum Bum - gets coat

Did he get the autograph tho?

 

[Neiler]

as

As in he will sign his contact with his right hand and the pre-contract to leave on a free 3+1 years later with his left hand?

Ethan?

Or on loan like.

 

[evertony]

I'd be so shocked if either of them went to a non-CL team. They've just done the 'take a mid-table team to the next level' thing, I don't see them doing the exact same project again immediately

With respect, Everton are significantly bigger in every single metric than Palace and Bournemouth.
If we could attract Ancelotti when we were ina proper mess then attracting their ilk should not be seen as impossible.

 

[hetion]

With respect, Everton are significantly bigger in every single metric than Palace and Bournemouth.
If we could attract Ancelotti when we were ina proper mess then attracting their ilk should not be seen as impossible.

I totally agree of course, I just think that for Ancelottti it was a new and exciting challenge.

For Glasner and Iraola it would be basically exactly the same challenge again immediately when they'll be wanting to prove themselves at a higher level next, club 'size' aside.

I'd love to be wrong!

 

[evertony]

I totally agree of course, I just think that for Ancelottti it was a new and exciting challenge.

For Glasner and Iraola it would be basically exactly the same challenge again immediately when they'll be wanting to prove themselves at a higher level next, club 'size' aside.

I'd love to be wrong!

I recall Glasner being a little star-struck when he witnessed the strength of BMD and the Everton crowd. It seemed to whet his appetite. I think any manager would at least listen what’s on offer at Everton….remember Moyes is the 6th highest paid manager, we’ve got one of the very best grounds anywhere and clever owners who appear not to overly interfere.
Any manager worth his salt will know the absolute kudos to be gained for making Everton great again.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

With respect, Everton are significantly bigger in every single metric than Palace and Bournemouth.

What about the metric of last winning a major trophy or average league position over the last 5 seasons?

 

[Neiler]

Good player.

 

[maccavennie]

Good player.

Looks like he has a mistake in him every game I've seen him.

 

[Nymzee]

Looks like he has a mistake in him every game I've seen him.

Don’t think I’ve ever watched Bournemouth and thought “yep, they can defend”

 

[Curtis]

Good player.

My friend who is a bournemouth supporter told me Senesi is solid on playing the ball from the back but thinks he's the third best CB there and he's had some lapses in a couple recent big matches.

 

[NeilMorepies]

I totally agree of course, I just think that for Ancelottti it was a new and exciting challenge.

For Glasner and Iraola it would be basically exactly the same challenge again immediately when they'll be wanting to prove themselves at a higher level next, club 'size' aside.

I'd love to be wrong!

The Palace and Bournemouth Boards would never sanction the reckless overspend on Ancelotti like ours did.

 

[bobbylatch]

I recall Glasner being a little star-struck when he witnessed the strength of BMD and the Everton crowd. It seemed to whet his appetite. I think any manager would at least listen what’s on offer at Everton….remember Moyes is the 6th highest paid manager, we’ve got one of the very best grounds anywhere and clever owners who appear not to overly interfere.
Any manager worth his salt will know the absolute kudos to be gained for making Everton great again.

Sorry I might be in a minority here but they are not really any better than Moyes.

 

[Marcus Kendall]

With respect, Everton are significantly bigger in every single metric than Palace and Bournemouth.
If we could attract Ancelotti when we were ina proper mess then attracting their ilk should not be seen as impossible.

If our owners are ambitious then I'd say we're one of the most interesting 'projects' in world football with a world class new stadium and a few young players who can be moulded with new signings into a side challenging at the business end of the league so any manager who wants a long term project and with ambition would be very attracted to what we can offer them

 

[Rudolf Hucker]

Sorry I might be in a minority here but they are not really any better than Moyes.

A minority of one I suspect.