Temple66
Player Valuation: Free Transfer
After positive vibes coming through since Moyes came in to the rescue, I felt the upward trajectory would continue with astute business in the transfer market, and also the release of those players who could not improve the side.
Furthermore, the Friedkin monies had me believe we would make 4 or 5 signings of real quality to not only replace the dozen or so released, (including a couple of surprise releases) but importantly to raise the Everton level of quality to that which a club of this stature must have to be seated within the top 10 at least. (But I’ll happily take that for starters.)
Alas, this has not happened, and I have to say, I feel this has been a poor effort by the club. I totally trusted we would see real change this coming season, after so many difficult ones.
Yet, effectively, little has happened, they keep on quoting Alcaraz as a new signing ? But he’s not!!! he was with with us last year, I was expecting new players to ADD to him and Ndaiye.
We are now just 4 weeks away from the Prem kick off. So if 4 or 5 new players are still the plan then it needs to happen soon, ie Now. They need a chance to settle in and feel a proper part of it, yet the way it’s been done has been terrible, a complete shambles really. Too little too late.
I feel like we have been let down, and the club hierarchy have let themselves down. It’s been Amateurish and this lack of urgency smacks of a certain arrogance. Are we really that good that we can afford to behave like this?
Can we really expect to see a team that will excel in our new stadium when the quality in depth just isn’t there?
I am concerned. I hope I am wrong, but I feel that the special season ahead at our new home, one that filled with me with real hope and expectation that we were at last back on course for success, has been quashed before it’s even started.
I want to be wrong, so so much. But I feel our mismanagement within the transfer market will be something for which we may have to pay a price.
Only the addition of at least 3 players of real quality before the big kick off will ease my fears.
So I’m praying Kinnear, Moyes and our owners get their fingers out quickly, before it’s too late.
Furthermore, the Friedkin monies had me believe we would make 4 or 5 signings of real quality to not only replace the dozen or so released, (including a couple of surprise releases) but importantly to raise the Everton level of quality to that which a club of this stature must have to be seated within the top 10 at least. (But I’ll happily take that for starters.)
Alas, this has not happened, and I have to say, I feel this has been a poor effort by the club. I totally trusted we would see real change this coming season, after so many difficult ones.
Yet, effectively, little has happened, they keep on quoting Alcaraz as a new signing ? But he’s not!!! he was with with us last year, I was expecting new players to ADD to him and Ndaiye.
We are now just 4 weeks away from the Prem kick off. So if 4 or 5 new players are still the plan then it needs to happen soon, ie Now. They need a chance to settle in and feel a proper part of it, yet the way it’s been done has been terrible, a complete shambles really. Too little too late.
I feel like we have been let down, and the club hierarchy have let themselves down. It’s been Amateurish and this lack of urgency smacks of a certain arrogance. Are we really that good that we can afford to behave like this?
Can we really expect to see a team that will excel in our new stadium when the quality in depth just isn’t there?
I am concerned. I hope I am wrong, but I feel that the special season ahead at our new home, one that filled with me with real hope and expectation that we were at last back on course for success, has been quashed before it’s even started.
I want to be wrong, so so much. But I feel our mismanagement within the transfer market will be something for which we may have to pay a price.
Only the addition of at least 3 players of real quality before the big kick off will ease my fears.
So I’m praying Kinnear, Moyes and our owners get their fingers out quickly, before it’s too late.
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