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Its hot here in the US at the moment - today the high should be around 33C

lazy journalism from Sporting Life summing up our window: After spending over £40m on Carlos Alcaraz and Thierno Barry, Everton are looking to add more depth this summer with Hayden Hackney and John McGinn all rumoured to be on David Moyes’ wishlist.

We perhaps should really rename this thread to "Summer bitching and moaning" as there is so little actual transfer discussion. Most of the last 20 pages are complaints about our squad size. Outrage that Onyango has/hasn't gone to Stockport, really!

Hammond is on the Grand Tour of the USA now though

Bishop from Chicago may be plying his trade in Roma next season

Clearly worth keeping in case covid comes back and we need to play in empty stadia again.

Bedsheet diaries...

2001 - an Odyssey !

Bats everywhere dancing in the streets.

He could be watching Vaginitis and Igamaname.

still a pretty nice plaice though

spend, spend, spend!

is he any good, Aznou?

getting tired of all the Kumho talk....

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generally concur but how much of the players we are 'linked with' are actually being targetted by the club versus blag Journo crap stories?

Could see Leeds managing to stay up but Burnley and Sunderland less so. So perm one other to go with them, my guess would be Wolves. but hey it is a long season .....

I think this to be true too. Moyes at Wham was looking at better players than Dyche ever dreamed of. The quality step up in terms of targets is part due to Moyes and part due to our financial position improving.

If it turns out that Barry can bag then I'm not sure we are far off a good first XI. RB still needs sorting but Patterson showed how a marauding RB can work with McNeil cutting in. The rest of the defence was solid last season. Attacking MF of N'Diaye - Alcaraz - McNeil is going to be exciting...

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