Bentley anyone??

[uknightbreed]

it's tribal football ffs.

its quoting the independant.

 

[Axlswhk]

Do you think this is possible? I really don't know.
If it's true the relationship between them can break down once and for all.

 

[uknightbreed]

the independant bentley article

 

[uknightbreed]

i dont think its a straight forward as moyes wanted him and kenwright didnt.

it was probably just a matter of prioritizing our targets and bentley wasnt our main target.
bk probably didnt feel a rw should be our main concern (concentrating on heitinger , banega and kranjcar ?)

 

[ChicagoToffee]

Cringing in anticipation of bitter replies....

If the Independent article is correct and Kenwright overruled Moyes on Bentley, good work.

I don't rate Bentley at all and don't want to see Everton spending those sums on "rehab projects". Would rather Everton spend its money on players with potential to be brought out rather than trying to put the shine back in a rusty tub.

 

[teppic]

kenwright should leave managing the team to three times manager of the year david moyes.

 

[Number_25]

Don't we get a loan week or something?

 

[Robert Jarvis]

TBH I did not fancy Bentley either. But that is newspaper talk and I treat that with a pinch of salt.

 

[Gazdalf]

Paper talk, I am convinced.

Regardless of whether you like or dislike Kenwright, he has always left the running of the team to Moyes. I do not see that having changed.

Do you?

 

[Goat]

Paper talk, I am convinced.

Regardless of whether you like or dislike Kenwright, he has always left the running of the team to Moyes. I do not see that having changed.

Do you?

No, not really, but what if Moyes said to Bill "I fancy this Bentley lid you know Bill, can we buy him", although I cant see Bill saying no, I could see him maybe saying, "Well its a risk David, its a lot of money and I dont really wanna give them Spurs cocks money if I can help it, plus hes a bit of a cnut to be honest, but its up to you David".

 

[Dutch Toffee]

Paper talk, I am convinced.

Regardless of whether you like or dislike Kenwright, he has always left the running of the team to Moyes. I do not see that having changed.

Do you?

Exactly what I thought. No way Kenwright would interfere with team busisness in that way and risk the wrath of Moyes.

 

[Gazdalf]

No, not really, but what if Moyes said to Bill "I fancy this Bentley lid you know Bill, can we buy him", although I cant see Bill saying no, I could see him maybe saying, "Well its a risk David, its a lot of money and I dont really wanna give them Spurs cocks money if I can help it, plus hes a bit of a cnut to be honest, but its up to you David".

I completely agree with your scenario mate.

But at the end of the day, if it was a possibility of him signing and Moyes wanting him, then I am sure BK will say his piece, and finish by saying "but the final decision is in your hands Dave"


Regardless of personal feelings(and the limitations of the wallet), they do seem to respect each other and work well together quite nicely. I am sure that only Bentley or Moyes would have had the final say if a deal had looked to be possible.

 

[Goat]

Moyes is God.

In Moyes we trust, in Bill we distrust.

 

[Gazdalf]

Moyes is God.

In Moyes we trust, in Bill we distrust(But Gaz is an exception, he likes him).

Just tweeking MG.

 

[Goat]

Your not alone G Dawg, your man has other supporters.