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It's almost like people don't seem to realise that multi million pound contracts are complex.

We will have been in negotiation around those too. They may not have been in depth but we had to resolve those alongside the contract renewals.

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The point being that there's clearly a different approach to our transfer window and more to do than just make signings. As I've said, we have an entirely new executive team who are leading this transfer window amd we clearly have a different set of priorities. We also need lots of new faces...

When was I suggesting that?

You don't think an entirely new ownership, with an entirely different model of operating will want to make changes? It's a billion pound investment. They will want to run things their way. But, I'll bite for the sake of discussion, we seem to have been quite structured in our contract...

Wages, profile, contract length, age, pathway between the different tiers, size of the squad, data quality, position priorities, training schedule, who has responsibility for each part of footballing activities for the first team...

https://www.evertonfc.com/news/2025/may/14/new-ceo-kinnear-outlines-priorities-and-ambitions/

Restructure does not necessarily mean signings.

"There's a huge restructure to be done in terms of the squad. I think it's pretty unprecedented at Premier League level..."

Kalvin Phillips and about £8m

He will never truly be Gnonto until we chase him for multiple windows despite offering an inflated price for his services then ending up with his back up on loan.

Look at the positives. At least it's not all about Gnonto.

And, we've so far lost: Harrison - "crap" DCL - "delighted he's leaving" Doucoure - "delighted he's leaving" Young - too old Lindstrom Broja - doesn't rate, barely played. Holgate (didn't play) Virginia (replaced) Mangala - doesn't rate. Hes like a kid in the playground pissing himself...

Arguably the difference between them finishing 15th and 20th the following season. So I'd suggest yes, probably a very successful spell at Southampton, which was your initial challenge.

You're not waiting, you're moaning non stop.

He was injured at Fulham, but Silva wanted to keep him. Southampton finished 15th while he was there, one place above us. They weren't relegated. He was their second highest goalscorer behind Ward Prowse. Stop making things up because you're getting yourself worked up about transfers.

You understand they aren't the same people?

Southampton. Had a very good time there. Silva wanted him at Fulham. It didn't work out, but we took a punt on loan.