2024/25 Jack Harrison

terryefc said:
If we get Harrison and Grealish I'll be happy. Provided we strengthen in full backs, centre mid and centre forward.
We have a threadbare squad. Harrison is nowhere near as bad as some are making out. Bit frustrating granted but he's hardly playing with world beaters. Compared to some of the rubbish we've seen - Gbamin, Delph, Klaasen even Lindstrom he is much more reliable.
We don't have the dough or pulling power for top 6 players yet - coming from the last 5 years of dross we've had to endure.
Tete choosing to stay at Fulham sums our current position up. I mean - when Brighton, Fulham, Wolves, Bournemouth, Brentford, Palace, Forest, West Ham - even Burnley etc are preferable then it says a lot about where we sit in the current PL.
For all that I hope the Friedkins can be cute with our PSR and spending. I do think we'll have some decent signings as we get closer to KO - but for now Harrison - but especially Grealish would not be a problem for me.
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Tete was always going to stay at Fulham
 

davids said:
We don't know how well Tarkowski will recover,so then Keane could be third. Just needs another injury or suspension then... Our new owners, ambitious or happy with mid table mediocrity.🤔
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That’s why we are after a right back, so O’Brien can slot in when needed.
Keane is definitely 4th choice, if players get injured and he plays it still doesn’t make him a higher choice.
 

My opinion, for what it’s worth, is that Moyes will make Everton a very difficult side to beat next year and to do that we need a balance of graft and flair. Some games you go with flair, others you need to sit in and graft. Harrison always put a massive shift in and in the majority of games for tracking back to cover Young, Coleman and to a lesser extent JOB. Now we have Charley and NDiaye in we have different options when throwing in McNeil to the mix.
 
Bally1989 said:
I don’t want to say they haven’t fully just yet but I’ve seen nothing to suggest that they have any ambition other than making our accounts look better
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Twinkling new stadium in an area ripe for redevelopment,Prem TV money. What's not to like.
 

Benno said:
My opinion, for what it’s worth, is that Moyes will make Everton a very difficult side to beat next year and to do that we need a balance of graft and flair. Some games you go with flair, others you need to sit in and graft. Harrison always put a massive shift in and in the majority of games for tracking back to cover Young, Coleman and to a lesser extent JOB. Now we have Charley and NDiaye in we have different options when throwing in McNeil to the mix.
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If you want to make us hard to beat, then your right winger needs to be able to create and score goals.
 
We need more goals/assists from more players.

Any PL wide player (playing regularly) should be chipping in with min 6-8 goals.

That's not this cat.
 
Rather lindstrom back before Harrison. I can just about stomach Harrison as second choice behind a quality right sided player. But only just.
 

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