Mate I genuinely wouldn't count it out.
Moyes likes a low fee workhorse and spoke highly of him when he was here.
Whilst we should be moving on from him it wouldn't surprise me in slightest if he came in on a low fee deal or a loan.
I don't know. He's got three years left on his current deal, which pays £90k per week. He'd have to agree to personal terms with Everton, and I can't imagine anyone being happy to match or exceed those terms, or Jack agreeing to less. On top of that, he's still on the books at Leeds for another £2.75 million in amortization, so that's the bare minimum they would take to avoid a loss for PSR, and they'll want more to record a profit.
If it were to happen the best case scenario would be something like this:
1. Agree to personal terms at a much lower wage (cut by at least half) but with individual performance incentives, e.g., goal involvements.
2. Pay Leeds around £5 million, so they can record a profit and cut their losses.
Would he agree to that? He would probably need 3 years and a signing bonus to get it over the line, but he doesn't deserve it. But let's assume the best case scenario, and it's a transfer fee of £5 million and a wage of £45k a week. If he's just as crap as he's been, then he's costing us about £12 million in fees and wages for being crap. £12 million to make him our headache instead of Leeds'. If he exceeds expectations and meets performance goals, he costs us up to £19 million or more, but does anyone think that's realistic?
I just don't see it. There are better ways to spend £19 million.