On a temperature scale I'd say it's in the 'January in Siberia' range...
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On a temperature scale I'd say it's in the 'January in Siberia' range...
SpurtingLesbian
Ken Dodd Nagasaki
Come on guys do I have to everything myself?? Lets get this party started.
http://www.footballfancast.com/prem...-evertons-top-four-hopes?#cvaMjww0UEycfQ6k.97
DENIS CHERYSHEV – REAL MADRID
The Russian wide man has been linked with a move away from the Spanish capital in recent times, with the likes of Liverpool and Arsenal. As Euro 2016 approaches, the 26-year-old is keen to get some first-team football under his belt in order to prepare for next summer’s showpiece.
Lining the ex-Villarreal loan star up on the opposing flank to Deulofeu, either side of Ross Barkley is a potentially mouth-watering prospect. The future of Kevin Mirallas is uncertain at the moment as the Belgian has been linked with AC Milan so there is potentially some wiggle room in wide areas.
Securing the Madridista, even on a six month loan deal, would boost the attacking ranks at Goodison Park and give a speedy, direct option in contrast to the more technical Deulofeu on the right.
JACK BUTLAND – STOKE CITY
Jack Butland has been mightily impressive between the sticks for Stoke this season, emerging as a genuine contender for Joe Hart’s previously undisputed role as Number 1 for England. The former Birmingham man has as a result been linked with Merseyside duo Liverpool and Everton.
An ambitious move, but Toffees custodian Tim Howard has come under fire this season for some shaky performances and Butland could presumably play for another 15 years.
Reportedly a £17m target, Roberto Martinez could boast a spine of Butland-Stones-Barkley-Lukaku at Goodison Park, a fearsome quintet.
It would not be an easy move to pull off, but an excellent long term option.
ANDRIY YARMOLENKO – DYNAMO KIEV
We’ve heard a lot about this man in recent months, with a host of Premier League clubs thought to be keen on landing the Ukrainian international. Despite recently signing a new deal in the Ukrainian capital, manager Sergei Rebrov recently admitted he is powerless from letting the 26-year-old star leave.
A versatile forward, Yarmolenko would add another layer of quality to the frontline to supplement the electric Lukaku. Arouna Kone has been reliable when called upon but the thought of the Dynamo Kiev star lining up on Merseyside is without doubt an improvement.
KEISUKE HONDA – AC MILAN
AC Milan’s Keisuke Honda is in and out of the Rossoneri team at the moment, and reportedly unhappy with his role at the San Siro. The attacking midfielder is understood to be on Everton’s radar this January, and what a signing he would be.
Able to play across the frontline, the Japanese international is an expert deadball specialist and able to dribble past defenders as if they weren’t there. The 29-year-old has an outstanding pedigree in European competition and his arrival would no doubt add quality to attacking positions.
His versatility could prove valuable into the winter months and towards the business end of the season.
INAKI WILLIAMS – ATHLETIC BILBAO
Inaki Williams has emerged as one of Spain’s most exciting talents this year. His early form was added to with an astounding volley for the Basque club against Espanyol, alerting Premier League clubs to his situation.
Should Everton follow up their reported interest in the Spanish under-21 international, it would be quiet the statement of intent. Though his buyout clause is understood to be in the region of €20m, a hefty sum of money for a 21-year-old, Williams has the potential to go on to great things in the game.
Now the £28m for Lukaku is reaping the rewards, Williams might just be a gamble worth taking if Everton want to sustain their attempts to break into the top four for the first time in a decade.
http://www.footballfancast.com/prem...-evertons-top-four-hopes?#cvaMjww0UEycfQ6k.97
DENIS CHERYSHEV – REAL MADRID
The Russian wide man has been linked with a move away from the Spanish capital in recent times, with the likes of Liverpool and Arsenal. As Euro 2016 approaches, the 26-year-old is keen to get some first-team football under his belt in order to prepare for next summer’s showpiece.
Lining the ex-Villarreal loan star up on the opposing flank to Deulofeu, either side of Ross Barkley is a potentially mouth-watering prospect. The future of Kevin Mirallas is uncertain at the moment as the Belgian has been linked with AC Milan so there is potentially some wiggle room in wide areas.
Securing the Madridista, even on a six month loan deal, would boost the attacking ranks at Goodison Park and give a speedy, direct option in contrast to the more technical Deulofeu on the right.
JACK BUTLAND – STOKE CITY
Jack Butland has been mightily impressive between the sticks for Stoke this season, emerging as a genuine contender for Joe Hart’s previously undisputed role as Number 1 for England. The former Birmingham man has as a result been linked with Merseyside duo Liverpool and Everton.
An ambitious move, but Toffees custodian Tim Howard has come under fire this season for some shaky performances and Butland could presumably play for another 15 years.
Reportedly a £17m target, Roberto Martinez could boast a spine of Butland-Stones-Barkley-Lukaku at Goodison Park, a fearsome quintet.
It would not be an easy move to pull off, but an excellent long term option.
ANDRIY YARMOLENKO – DYNAMO KIEV
We’ve heard a lot about this man in recent months, with a host of Premier League clubs thought to be keen on landing the Ukrainian international. Despite recently signing a new deal in the Ukrainian capital, manager Sergei Rebrov recently admitted he is powerless from letting the 26-year-old star leave.
A versatile forward, Yarmolenko would add another layer of quality to the frontline to supplement the electric Lukaku. Arouna Kone has been reliable when called upon but the thought of the Dynamo Kiev star lining up on Merseyside is without doubt an improvement.
KEISUKE HONDA – AC MILAN
AC Milan’s Keisuke Honda is in and out of the Rossoneri team at the moment, and reportedly unhappy with his role at the San Siro. The attacking midfielder is understood to be on Everton’s radar this January, and what a signing he would be.
Able to play across the frontline, the Japanese international is an expert deadball specialist and able to dribble past defenders as if they weren’t there. The 29-year-old has an outstanding pedigree in European competition and his arrival would no doubt add quality to attacking positions.
His versatility could prove valuable into the winter months and towards the business end of the season.
INAKI WILLIAMS – ATHLETIC BILBAO
Inaki Williams has emerged as one of Spain’s most exciting talents this year. His early form was added to with an astounding volley for the Basque club against Espanyol, alerting Premier League clubs to his situation.
Should Everton follow up their reported interest in the Spanish under-21 international, it would be quiet the statement of intent. Though his buyout clause is understood to be in the region of €20m, a hefty sum of money for a 21-year-old, Williams has the potential to go on to great things in the game.
Now the £28m for Lukaku is reaping the rewards, Williams might just be a gamble worth taking if Everton want to sustain their attempts to break into the top four for the first time in a decade.
We've been bullied into becoming dead vanilla.
Can't see us doing much in January unless there's a key injury before it closes.
Martinez doesn't like the January window. I don't like both of them.
SpurtingLesbian
Ken Dodd Nagasaki
SAM BYRAM - SCUM UNITED
Leeds United star Sam Byram has rejected a new deal at Elland Road amid speculation regarding a move to the Premier League, report the Liverpool Echo.
The 22-year old has emerged as a key player for the Whites though his current deal is due to expire at the end of this season.
He had been linked with a raft of Premier League outfits in the summer and his refusal to commit to the Yorkshire giants has only fuelled speculation.
Everton and Sunderland are believed to be monitoring the versatile defender’s ongoing situation at Leeds with a potential view to making a January move.
It is understood that the Championship club will not make their academy graduate another offer to get him to stay, so it seems likely Byram will say goodbye whether it be in the winter, or the summer of 2016.
Due to his age, clubs will still be expected to pay Leeds a compensation fee should they sign him at the expiration of his deal
Leeds United star Sam Byram has rejected a new deal at Elland Road amid speculation regarding a move to the Premier League, report the Liverpool Echo.
The 22-year old has emerged as a key player for the Whites though his current deal is due to expire at the end of this season.
He had been linked with a raft of Premier League outfits in the summer and his refusal to commit to the Yorkshire giants has only fuelled speculation.
Everton and Sunderland are believed to be monitoring the versatile defender’s ongoing situation at Leeds with a potential view to making a January move.
It is understood that the Championship club will not make their academy graduate another offer to get him to stay, so it seems likely Byram will say goodbye whether it be in the winter, or the summer of 2016.
Due to his age, clubs will still be expected to pay Leeds a compensation fee should they sign him at the expiration of his deal
Aar_the_Toffees
Player Valuation: £10m
What do you lads reckon would be realistic if we got Yarmolenko in January? Let's say we're 5th- 7th at the halfway mark, then get him in. And if you can't see it now;
Yarmolenko Barkley Del
Lukaku
Yarmolenko Barkley Del
Lukaku
Chang Elephant
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SpurtingLesbian
Ken Dodd Nagasaki
Whats the latest @sportofact headlines on the Charlie Austin, Leroy Fer or Bas Dost transfers???
TheFinnFan
Finners
If Inter or Ac Milan buys Kev Yerma will sign with us this January
Leicester going to be the big spenders this January according to five live before. Owners going to splash the cash to cement the great start and Yarmenloko was one of the names mentioned.
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
The paperwork was ready at GP last summer. Like, everything. It all hinged on their nut job owner saying yes or no, and their CL group draw meant No.
If nothing has changed, then who knows.
admirschleck
Player Valuation: £8m
Imagine effin Leicester getting him before us. I'd wow all over the place.
I think Leicester will be upsetting us in the near future, about to get new shirt sponsorship which puts our deal to shame.
Imagine playing a winger on the wing.
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Is right.
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