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Dave is, QUITE LITERALLY, all over the place here, he thinks he can play the plastic cup game and I wont know which thread hes hiding in.
Big Orange has got you chasing shadows over STEVE WALSH.
barneygumble
Player Valuation: £60m
I’ve said it earlier in this thread, but I’ll say to again.
We gave an inexperienced fella a job and he messed it up, where he wasn’t comfortable.
I don’t think it’s harsh to look back at Walsh’s regime as a disaster, because we’re still feeling the pinch of Sandro, Bolasie and their stupid high wages, and in the latter, stupid high price paid.
But when you look back on his Leicester regime and focus on why he did well, he brought in youth, and he did a good job of it.
Look at Kante, Mahrez, Drinkwater, were all young gambles which paid off huge. Same goes for Vardy. He had lesser successes like Kramaric, who has gone on to be a top striker in Germany.
Tbf fella is good at what he’s good at which is youth recruitment.
Whether you call any of these success stories, but Onyekuru, Lookman, Vlasic are all bringing us profit. Bowler, Gibson look very promising.
Utter train wreck. But it wasn’t ALL bad, I’d say more Koeman than him.
We gave an inexperienced fella a job and he messed it up, where he wasn’t comfortable.
I don’t think it’s harsh to look back at Walsh’s regime as a disaster, because we’re still feeling the pinch of Sandro, Bolasie and their stupid high wages, and in the latter, stupid high price paid.
But when you look back on his Leicester regime and focus on why he did well, he brought in youth, and he did a good job of it.
Look at Kante, Mahrez, Drinkwater, were all young gambles which paid off huge. Same goes for Vardy. He had lesser successes like Kramaric, who has gone on to be a top striker in Germany.
Tbf fella is good at what he’s good at which is youth recruitment.
Whether you call any of these success stories, but Onyekuru, Lookman, Vlasic are all bringing us profit. Bowler, Gibson look very promising.
Utter train wreck. But it wasn’t ALL bad, I’d say more Koeman than him.
Keane was Koemans pick 100%
Walsh confirmed this in an interview a few months after he was punted into space.
Walsh confirmed this in an interview a few months after he was punted into space.
Walsh's signings didn't help us win football matches.
I don't rate transfers on resale value. I rate them on how they play football and if they help us win football matches
I don't rate transfers on resale value. I rate them on how they play football and if they help us win football matches
blue62
Player Valuation: £5m
I think it's unfair to judge without knowing the wider picture, the transfer business is a murky old game and in my opinion Everton have always sailed close to the wind. I'm old enough to remember the baffling transfer of David Johnson to Ipswich, only to see him surface at Liverpool, then McMahon to Villa, we have history. Walsh did a good job at Leicester and while I am utterly loyal to Everton, we have turned more silk purses into pigs than I'd care to remember.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
There's no need to shout at me.
Cameron Manning
Player Valuation: £35m
David Johnson went Ipswich, Alan Whittle went to Crystal Palace and maybe another player was off loaded after a game at Notts Forest, they were, aledgally, involved with young girls. Steve McMahon left Everton when he realised David Johnson, ( after he came back from Liverpool) and Adrian Heath were on £900 per week each and he was on £300, he asked Howard Kendall for a rise, Kendall came back with a paltry £50 rise, Stevie asked to go, Aston Villa came in, Liverpool offered more, Stevie thought it was unwise to move to Liverpool at that time, but didn’t stay long at Villa efore he moved to Liverpool, there was no love lost between Howard and McMahon, especiallyfrom Stevie’s way of looking at it.
With purchase and wages, Steve Walsh has so far cost us:
£40m Yannick Bolasie
£32m Davy Klassen
£11m Sandro Ramirez
£32m Cenk Tosun
£27.5m Theo Walcott
£37.5 Morgan Schneiderlin
Regardless if Koeman and Fat Sam wanted these players or not, this tit was responsible for negotiating price and salary
Literally spunked the best part of £150m up the wall, but he was boss coz we made a profit off one player.
£40m Yannick Bolasie
£32m Davy Klassen
£11m Sandro Ramirez
£32m Cenk Tosun
£27.5m Theo Walcott
£37.5 Morgan Schneiderlin
Regardless if Koeman and Fat Sam wanted these players or not, this tit was responsible for negotiating price and salary
Literally spunked the best part of £150m up the wall, but he was boss coz we made a profit off one player.
Those wages are way off friend, you have used 1 where in most cases you should add multiple years.
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We paid £12m for Ashley Williams. I literally just shouted
Billysgingham.
Player Valuation: £40m
He looked a good buy at the time
I don't think Onyekuru was a case of not looking into or studying his work permit issue. It was a calculated gamble that may well have paid off but for a bad injury and the recriminations around it during his spell at Anderlecht.
Yeah it was bud, slightly rough guesstimates. Didn’t want to make myself cry even more
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