Confirmed Signing Tyler Dibling

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Charlie Sweet said:
Aren't we all sometimes?! He got dogs abuse in the end and gave a bit back. It is funny how some fans love a bit of snide in Dunc and Richarlison but deride a local lad.
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Comparing Richy and Gordon? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I dont know what rock you have been under but if Gordon gave half the effort Richy did every match he would be well regarded here.
 

Charlie Sweet said:
Aren't we all sometimes?! He got dogs abuse in the end and gave a bit back. It is funny how some fans love a bit of snide in Dunc and Richarlison but deride a local lad.
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Richarlison was our snide, he had injections and played through pain because he wanted what was best for the club and only moved because he had to or we’d have been even more screwed by PSR. Since moving Richarlison has always talked about his love for us and constantly posted about us on social media too. (He also scored lots of goals and was boss)

Gordon went awol and forced our hand into selling him far cheaper than we could’ve got for him because he knew we were desperate to sell and wanted to jump ship that much. You’d expect significantly more towards the club who nurtured him as a youth versus Richarlison’s feelings to a club miles away from his beginnings.


…also I reckon Dibling is gonna be boss
 

Shibbywiggles said:
Richarlison was our snide, he had injections and played through pain because he wanted what was best for the club and only moved because he had to or we’d have been even more screwed by PSR. Since moving Richarlison has always talked about his love for us and constantly posted about us on social media too. (He also scored lots of goals and was boss)

Gordon went awol and forced our hand into selling him far cheaper than we could’ve got for him because he knew we were desperate to sell and wanted to jump ship that much. You’d expect significantly more towards the club who nurtured him as a youth versus Richarlison’s feelings to a club miles away from his beginnings.


…also I reckon Dibling is gonna be boss
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You think we could have got more for Gordon?

We had the barcodes pants down on that one.
 
sd_1992 said:
Kopite rat who deep down hated the club that made him what he is now.
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Hated us. Couldn’t wait to be out. Got what he wanted, his move. He has even come out saying he was desperate to leave 6 months earlier as Chelsea showed interest. He really couldn’t give one about us and I don’t know why some still view him favourably. Everything he says about us is a dig and negative.

Gordon replied: “It didn’t. That’s the thing: a lot of what you see in the media is club-driven, and I didn’t care too much to change the perspective because I’m very comfortable in myself and how it ended up, and ultimately, I got what I wanted. I joined Newcastle.
 
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Swagger said:
In what way is Gordon an excellent player though?

I don't think he's rubbish. I think he's very good at pressing and running around. He's pretty good at beating a man and delivering a cross. He's fairly quick. He is excellent at winning spawny penalties at getting a foot to the ball whilst behind a defender who then hits his foot when attempting to clear the ball. They shouldn't even be penalties any way but they seem to be fair game and he excels st this type of cheap artful dodger type move. That's about it.

Negatives - he is poor in the air often misses regulation headers to score. He is poor at finishing and he has that Raheem Sterling deficiency of not being able to strike a ball using his laces so all of his shots are essentially firm sidefoots. He isn't one to regularly deliver a killer pass. He has shown that he's hopeless as a centre forward and that he can only play wide so he lacks versatility. He's a hot head who has been needlessly sent off on several occasions.

Is that really worth £80 million?

I consider him to be a very effective athlete but not an excellent footballer.

I think the £45-50 million Everton received was good business at the time. He has improved but I argue he's now worth in the region of £60-70 million (probably in line with transfer inflation) given that's the approximate valuation on Gibbs-Whyte who is a much better footballer.
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One quick question
What in the name of all that is sacred is a regulation header
That’s a new one on me
 

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