Bipolarbear
Player Valuation: £225k
Hey there, I am new here, but have been following Everton for a while, but am relatively new to the whole list management side of the sport.
The whole Fellaini and Baines thing has me thinking, excuse my noobishness.
Something I have noticed in the EPL as a mid-table team is that if a player becomes very good and starts to realize his potential, he instantly gets offered a big contract from another team and quite often ends up sitting on a bench at a big club (LeScott), doesn't live up to his form at another club (Arteta) or becomes a star (Rooney). Either that or a mid-table club finds itself purchasing a player on the decline.
What does a club do to break this culture? Does it require a billionare funding your company? or do you just need to continuously find 21 year olds and play them into form, increasing your bank every time they get sold off?
Cheers,
BPB
The whole Fellaini and Baines thing has me thinking, excuse my noobishness.
Something I have noticed in the EPL as a mid-table team is that if a player becomes very good and starts to realize his potential, he instantly gets offered a big contract from another team and quite often ends up sitting on a bench at a big club (LeScott), doesn't live up to his form at another club (Arteta) or becomes a star (Rooney). Either that or a mid-table club finds itself purchasing a player on the decline.
What does a club do to break this culture? Does it require a billionare funding your company? or do you just need to continuously find 21 year olds and play them into form, increasing your bank every time they get sold off?
Cheers,
BPB
