Transfer Rumour Jack Grealish

[Saint Domingo]

Could see him at Spurs tbh.

We need more pace in the team, hungry players, who don’t get injuries and could turn into valuable assets for us.

Pretty much counts Grealish out on most cases

 

[DL100]

Im not for it or against it tbh. hard to judge as he has hardly played, defo still a player there but whether he suits Moyes who knows.

he does have a point to prove though

 

[ToffeeTim]

If he joined he would clearly be a good player for us.

I just don't think there is any real chance that he joins Everton

 

[Toffeepot]

Slot him in the 10
Let him do his thing
Would be class

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Don't think we'll be one of the clubs wanting him. Seems like a lazy rumor, when has Moyes ever recruited a player like this? I'm not saying he never has, just doesn't seem to fit the profile.

Jesse Lingard? Saha?

 

[pfim]

Jesse Lingard? Saha?

Lingard nothing like Grealish. Saha was a striker.

Jack likes to play wide left, take on defenders himself, doesn't want/need an overlapping fullback.

You put him in the number 10 spot, you lose a lot of his 1v1 abilities and probably suffer in the passing areas.

To me, he's a square peg in a round hole and all of this is just nonsense, but I obviously don't have any information.

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Doesn’t feel like one for us

 

[wandyr79]

Ok, put it like this. Next season would you sooner watch Grealish and the current 13 player we have plus 4/5 bargain basement Linstrom, Harrison type loans. Or the current 13 with 6 young hungry signing with lots of potential?

I don't really think too hard about what is possible or not.

I am not 100% sold on Grealish exactly, just feel that he would be a good fit in the team/squad, just don't really care about what he is and what he could be getting paid. Especially as nobody really knows anyway, unless his wage is leaked nobody truly knows how much we would be paying. They would also not know the exact dent it does to the finances, it is all just pure guess work.

I have heard everything from 150K to 300K, Man City would be paying this much, the loan fee is this much, no it is this much, oh it might be that much. This is really my point, nobody knows the amount or the structure of anything. There is no way of knowing whether this is the only signing we will be able to make or we can also buy the younger players. I mean we have already got Alcaraz in so that is already one of the 6 young hungry players in.

I mean, do I know if there is anything from stopping us buying 6 hungry signings with potential and 1/2 signings that are more likely to play up to a high standard right now?

The answer is no, so at the moment my debating on the potential signing is solely down to whether I think he will be a good fit in the team/squad. My opinion is, as mentioned above, he would be.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Lingard nothing like Grealish. Saha was a striker.

Jack likes to play wide left, take on defenders himself, doesn't want/need an overlapping fullback.

You put him in the number 10 spot, you lose a lot of his 1v1 abilities and probably suffer in the passing areas.

To me, he's a square peg in a round hole and all of this is just nonsense, but I obviously don't have any information.

N'Diaye likes coming central. They would be a great interlinking pair. When Grealish is encouraged to run with the ball and be positive he is a brilliant player who produces lots of chances and scores goals. Its pretty simple really. People go on about his wages, but if we can afford a subsidised package it truly is a no brainer. He is one of the best English players of his generation.

 

[pfim]

N'Diaye likes coming central. They would be a great interlinking pair. When Grealish is encouraged to run with the ball and be positive he is a brilliant player who produces lots of chances and scores goals. Its pretty simple really. People go on about his wages, but if we can afford a subsidised package it truly is a no brainer. He is one of the best English players of his generation.

They play the same position. Moyes speaks all the time of his wide players moving to the middle channel, that's not Grealish. Grealish wants to stay wide.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

They play the same position. Moyes speaks all the time of his wide players moving to the middle channel, that's not Grealish. Grealish wants to stay wide.

Grealish can play central or on the left. Moyes had Bowen and Kudus do the position switching arrangement at West Ham. Fact is, N'Diaye isn't as good as Grealish, when push comes to shove.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

I mean I understand all the practical and economic issues but having watched the likes of Jack Harrison, Demarai Grey and Jesper Lindstrom play out wide for us of late if you’re asking me would I like to see Jack Grealish instead the answer is BLOODY HELL YEAH.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Could see him at Spurs tbh.

We need more pace in the team, hungry players, who don’t get injuries and could turn into valuable assets for us.

Pretty much counts Grealish out on most cases

Not an issue pal... https://www.manchestereveningnews.c...ink-news/i-tried-56-chinese-takeaway-26514304

 

[ElGato]

They play the same position. Moyes speaks all the time of his wide players moving to the middle channel, that's not Grealish. Grealish wants to stay wide.

Under Pep, he was told to stay wide

Under Dean Smith at Villa he drifted everywhere, even popping up on the right at times. He spoke openly about the freedom Smith gave him to go where he wanted

 

[Brett Angell Delight]

I really like him as a player (seems like a nice lad and all) and would love him here, but cannot fathom it unless he’s willing to take a momentous pay cut to get regular footy, or it’s a loan where City swallow 2/3 of his wages.