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Honestly can't understand the big issue with the sell on clause. 25% of profit isn't that bad, not like wed lose money on him

Usually heard it applied to a useful but very limited defender. As in alright as long as they stay in their yard.

Moyes came in jan and stopped moves for players happening. Two names released were Fellows and Wesley. You mention next summer. Where will the money come from once Moyes has spent £150mil this summer? Thelwell with limited money in Jan was...

As long as it’s 25% on any profit I don’t really mind. In a way it’s a positive as it shows Southampton think he could be the real deal. If they didn’t value his potential they’d just try to get the maximum value for him now (though they’re kind...

The thing is, this is a different regime. Thelwell would probably have got us fellows, not knocking Thelwell because I thought he did a good job in difficult circumstances. But this summer is totally different summer, we’ve tried fur a few from...

Us ? Might suit you . And I wouldn’t trust him as far as I could spit into a force 8 gale .

I trust Moyes. He suits us.

Jack Harrison it is then .

It is generally applied to someone who is large and has a propensity for violence. When applied in football it is more likely ( though not exclusively) to be attached to a tough tackling centre back . It isn’t really descriptive of a young ...

So we had a 20% sell on for Broadhead, Chelsea a 25% sell on for Hutchinson, so that seems to be the norm. Why is everyone up in arms about Southampton asking 20% sell on for their prized asset?

Imagine looking for what positives you can in the long-suffering life of an Evertonian.

‘Weird , Boring and Weak That would make a great title for a book chronicling Everton’s journey since 1995.

Name names, lad. Name names.

I argued in the minority for summer after summer on here that we hadn't signed the players we needed and we'd be in a scrap - but ultimately, prior a new season people conjure optimism and are a bit see no evil, hear no evil. It's as simple as...

To be fair happiness and D. Moyes are rather incongruous.