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Let’s be honest we’ve all probably been there before. The women we fancy don’t fancy us and vice versa. We need the transfer equivalent of Beer to get things going.

Full backs with fully functioning legs would be a refreshing approach.

But if we sign a RB which surely we must do, we will have 3 specialist right backs and two in O’Brien and Garner who can cover.

Great news Don't be negative, don't be negative, don't be negative..................................hopefully no release clause

Come on lets be positive. As it stands today we are Doucoure short of what arguably is our best team from last season. A team that from the date of Moyes taking control was in the upper half of the table on form. Our starting 11 may not be too different at the start of the season. If we...

Same with loans I am afraid. It therefore has the potential to be a scramble at the end of the window.

I suspect that it may be a little like Dominoes. Get some Frees in and then determine the priority as to where we need to spend this years money. Loans at the end of the window to supplement.

It's a fair point and I personally wouldn't sign him because he is likely to cost quite a lot. But I was making the general point that he was still a much better player than McNeil, Harrison and Lindstrom. Do we need two on the left. Yes we do. McNeil and Ndiaye make it less of a priority...

I'm not advocating loaning Grealish but ignoring possibly Ndiaye, do we have a single winger who would have played 20 games for Man City last season (irrespective of whether starting or off the bench).

Sorry Mate not having a go, but what does a “roster spot” mean.

If he joins I’d imagine there’d be a release clause.

The huge positive is that not a single one of those players won't be useful to us. Gone are the days where we had 4 or 5 players on big contracts who were permanently injured or just not useful to us. Arguably we are two players short of our strongest team this year. Hopeful Ghana will sign

I don't disagree. The thrust of my initial post was that given the move to BMD, that we should be wary about a vast overhaul of players and there may be sense in some short term extensions.

If you re-read the post I specifically stated Patterson not up to it. "That includes Patterson who doesn’t appear up to it and Beto." If I intended to say that Beto was not up to it I would have said. "That includes Patterson and Beto, who do not appear to be up to it ." I would like to...

I get why many don’t want Young and Coleman to re-sign. As it stands we have 12 contracted players post June. That includes Patterson who doesn’t appear up to it and Beto. It also includes Chermiti and Irogbaneum both of which could probably do with a loan out. That would leave 8 players...

Came within a Doucoure goal of disaster. Flying by the seat of his pants. What particularly I found galling was that said that he regretted he could not attend Goodison more because of work.

I despise watching Manchester City. They have all the talent in the world but a lot of what they do is so formulaic. I suspect it is not them at fault but the low block teams. Their fans must be miserable - they expect to win everything and therefore there can only be failure.

As much as I despise the fact that Saudi Arabia can use the win to Sports wash I am hardly in a position to judge. I didn't stop supporting Everton when we had an owner closely tied to a sanctioned individual. We now welcome with open arms owners who I suspect have no great passion...

I was against appointing him. I was wrong. Diificult to explain how much I appreciate the banality of our current position. I don’t think I could have faced another terror inducing end of season.

Although I have a bet on at 16-1 with them for Citeh to go down. Cashing out was available until recently.