Confirmed Signing Tyler Dibling

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It seems to me that any time we try and "flex our muscles" with another club and try to prise their biggest asset away, then the relative gap between us and them just isn't big enough and the selling club can just inflate the fee and generally draw things out and delay.

This is particularly the case with domestic clubs. It's no bother when we're trying to take players off Man City and Chelsea to lighten their squads.

So we either overpay or waste valuable time, or both. For a club like Soton too, it's like why would we sell to you and why would he go there.

For sure you won't know till you try and we might yet get Dibling but if we don't there is a chance we lose out not only on him but on someone else and that's where the big problem lies. This is less of an issue when you're buying from abroad and as such at the start of the summer I would have been wary from the off in getting into such protracted deals. You have to know your cut-off point and stick to it rigidly.
We've already reached the point where there should be a cut off point. We should have decided whether to move on or do the deal. If we can't get Dibling then we need someone else and the list of alternatives will just keep getting smaller.

This idea that deals will suddenly become better value as we get closer to 1 September doesn't make any sense and isn't based on anything. It only applies for players who are no longer wanted by their club.
 

What on Earth is your problem with this deal? It's literally £1m per year. You bring it up constantly. Proper oddball behaviour.

@Manx Blue posted in part:
A couple or three million is not an insignificant amount, it’s a lot of academy, infrastructure, U21’s etc etc cash flow.

So @Nymzee as you can see, the £4mil Travers signing is directly related to their post.

Don't wish to be pedantic, but if Moyes DOES deliver results, then that would strongly argue that he's actually competent, rather than hiding incompetence, and the team as recruited for 25/26 is, in fact, good enough. Does depend on results, as you say, though.

Again, 2 separate areas.

Moyes is a competent coach
This window he has been incompetent.
 
The front of you calling Moyes (or anyone else for that matter) incompetent when it comes to football completely blows my mind.

I wonder how many Evertonians youve slated since you came onto this forum.

I reckon you and @Eggs would be good mates.


Aside from this online 'character', at what point do we call the Dibling bid a fake one?
 

I wonder how many Evertonians youve slated since you came onto this forum.

I reckon you and @Eggs would be good mates.


Aside from this online 'character', at what point do we call the Dibling bid a fake one?
Sometimes it’s better that one holds their tongue (or fingers in this case) and allow people to think them stupid rather than speaking (or typing) and removing all doubt.
 
I wonder how many Evertonians youve slated since you came onto this forum.

I reckon you and @Eggs would be good mates.


Aside from this online 'character', at what point do we call the Dibling bid a fake one?
Zat how have you written this with a straight face blud
 
We've already reached the point where there should be a cut off point. We should have decided whether to move on or do the deal. If we can't get Dibling then we need someone else and the list of alternatives will just keep getting smaller.

This idea that deals will suddenly become better value as we get closer to 1 September doesn't make any sense and isn't based on anything. It only applies for players who are no longer wanted by their club.
I honestly deluded myself that with this group of new owners we'd have had targets identified before the end of last season and in place for a full pre-season with our strongest eleven on the pitch to face Leeds. Some mug I am.
 

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