We used to have a sell to loan policy. The windows of selling first team stars and getting Stracqualursi on loan were not that long ago. Now we’re paying big money for international strikers from CL clubs and the default response is ‘waste of money, not good enough, embarassing and desperate chucking money about’.
Who exactly do you want us to buy? Anyone British would be written off immediately as ‘Fat Sam couldn’t look past the prem etc.’. Any youngunknown would be ‘Everton doing it on the cheap when everyone else is spending, need a player for now not the future’. If we went for a top player ‘phantom bid, won’t happen’.
So we target a player in his prime, experienced at the top level, wants to play for us and we can actually get him and people are still fuming.
He was 23 - just the first example I could think of. What about Cahill - he was 25How old was he though? Tosun is 26!
He’s had one good season scoring wise, last season. He’s playing in a poor standard of league and is statistically at the age when strikers performance starts declining. It stinks of another average player who we are paying far too much money for to add to the 100 plus million we’ve already wasted this season. To say nothing of the fact that we shouldn’t be letting a stop gap manager spend big money.
Failed his medical
lollollollolShame, I thought he'd be decent for us
If anything, the club should actually pull out of the deal before the financial damage is done.
It isn't though is it....Our transfer policy is simply to pay gold prices for the mud.
So did O.G. Solskjær - it might just happen that he will be good.......maybe very good
Not optimistic at all, very little low expectation.
Basically the entire opposite to Sandro, so hopefully he turns out great.
Either way, I think his transfer should determine whether Steve Walsh is here after the final game of the season.
Failed his medical
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