What kind of reception will you give Rom when he comes to the old lady with his new team

[fandjango]

MEH

 

[BigBlueConk]

If we start well and out play the opposition concerned....
Rom will just stand around a lot and not be a threat.
So it depends how we approach the game...

 

[DownOnTheUpside]

I'll save my boos for a bigger player

 

[GeorgeK]

Once he leaves he's a player for another team so I don't really care anymore when we are playing them.

When he's playing against other teams I will still wish him the best.

If Barkley runs down his contract and leaves then I think I would feel differently.

 

[Everton_Gary]

I would boo, think Koeman needs to play Besic in that game and let him slide tackle Rom every chance he got. Let the yard dog off his chain.

 

[Username]

Probably just ignore him and cheer on Everton really.

 

[Kenshin]

Honestly I don't care. It's odd but despite being our best player for us 20 years I feel nothing to him leaving. I've known since we bought him he was going at some point but now he is I don't really care. The new signings so far alone make me excited for the new season to see them in a blue shirt

 

[trueblue84]

He's scored loads of goals and made us a tidy profit. That's all I want from a modern footballer, so no ill feeling from me.

 

[AndyC]

A lot will depend upon how he speaks of Everton once he's officially gone.

If he shows some respect and humility for his time with us, he can probably expect some warm applause.

If he disses us and in any way disrespects the platform we provided him with, he can expect major league grief.

What will be even more interesting will be how he reacts were he to score at Goodison, he never celebrated scoring at the Hawthorns, if he celebrated at GP especially with some inane dance with Pogba, he might need a police escort to get off the pitch.

 

[Seathestars]

A lot will depend upon how he speaks of Everton once he's officially gone.

If he shows some respect and humility for his time with us, he can probably expect some warm applause.

If he disses us and in any way disrespects the platform we provided him with, he can expect major league grief.

What will be even more interesting will be how he reacts were he to score at Goodison, he never celebrated scoring at the Hawthorns, if he celebrated at GP especially with some inane dance with Pogba, he might need a police escort to get off the pitch.

This, although I still fume a bit when I think of the things he's said when on international duty.
Fantastic finisher but immature for me.

 

[StreetEndBlue]

I can't be arsed booing or applauding him when he returns. But I expect he'll get grief off the majority.

What I do find amusing though is these types who are slagging him off for 'disrespecting' this club....then in the next breath pining for that Rooney bloke to comeback and he disrespected the club many times over the years and kissed his beloved Manc badge at us many times too.

 

[blue to the bone]

Wouldn't boo him. Gave us some great memories. Football is a game ran by greed and played by mercanaries. Only ones with loyality are the fans.

 

[4737carlin]

I can't be arsed booing or applauding him when he returns. But I expect he'll get grief off the majority.

What I do find amusing though is these types who are slagging him off for 'disrespecting' this club....then in the next breath pining for that Rooney to comeback and he disrespected the club many times over the years and kissed his beloved Manc badge at us many times too.

Once when he was a kid getting dogs abuse

 

[AaronTheBlue]

My reception will be as half arsed as he was in the last few games of the season

I won't boo but I think hes been disrespectful so definitely no cheers.

 

[ExpatinBangkok]

If he accepts a wage of 100k or less then happy to give him a good welcome.