2025/26 Jack Grealish

[Charlie Sweet]

£15mil i think.



Was class the first handful of games.



Moyes wouldnt have them starting if they performed as he has the past 2 or 3 games.



Dibling as hes commonly referred to.



£15mil and id be tempted £20mil at a push.



True, though there can be short-term players to bring the team on with leadership and experience.



He's got 1 assist in his last 10 games.

He's also not our best left winger.

If Dibling comes good by season end then a Grealish signing isnt going to be a foregone conclusion.



Its definitely Ndiaye.

I'm not sure that having an attacking left back brings much more from Grealish than what were seeing. Which is fine for a slow build up passing team.

For a direct team then players cant hold onto the ball as he does allowing the opposition to get back into defensive positions.

Grealish at Villa is hopefully what Dibling becomes on our right with Ndiaye on the left.

Then 2 flying full backs would be a no brainer.

Genuine question - when was the last time you actually watched an Everton match in the flesh? Your analysis of players defies belief and is clearly driven from insights from amateur podcasts and computer games.

Grealish is absolutely top class and has 2-3 more years at the top of his game. Signing him permanently should be a priority this January to avoid unrest at the end of the season.

 

[Lob]

Give him a rest against Arsenal. He is one or two fouls away from doing a Dewsbury. Get him fit and firing on all cylinders for a good final push for the chance of finishing in a European spot. I would even consider trying to get a cheaper deal to buy him in January. Top class player with a few years left in him.

 

[dannyboy]

Give him a rest against Arsenal. He is one or two fouls away from doing a Dewsbury. Get him fit and firing on all cylinders for a good final push for the chance of finishing in a European spot. I would even consider trying to get a cheaper deal to buy him in January. Top class player with a few years left in him.

Unfortunately we need him. Ndiaye, Gana and KDH all out. We can't be just resting players and giving Arsenal the 3 points. Mainly because I've bought a ticket

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

One thing for sure, nobody is paying 50 millions for him...maybe Saudi clubs if he wants to go there which is unlikely. I think we will sign him but for half of that fee.

He would also have to half his weekly wage.

 

[Drago]

The idea he's mentally tired is ridiculous. Playing for Everton once a week is a holiday compared to being at an elite club like Man City. Physically I don't know, I've thought he plays like someone that is constantly carry an in issue.

He doesn't exactly look after himself outside of football, which probably doesn't help.

 

[Charlie Sweet]

He doesn't exactly look after himself outside of football, which probably doesn't help.

What exactly are you basing this on? His much publicised bender after winning the treble?!

 

[Drago]

What exactly are you basing this on? His much publicised bender after winning the treble?!

Modern elite footballers barely drink at all, he's on the lash today with Pickford

 

[SJB]

Physically I don't know, I've thought he plays like someone that is constantly carry an in issue.

He gets kicked from the first to the last minute of every game, that's probably why he looks to be in discomfort.

 

[heatmeiser]

The idea he's mentally tired is ridiculous. Playing for Everton once a week is a holiday compared to being at an elite club like Man City. Physically I don't know, I've thought he plays like someone that is constantly carry an in issue.

He doesn't exactly look after himself outside of football, which probably doesn't help.

Yeah he's always had that manner of seemingly playing at half pace with the ball but that's just his style. Seeing people calling for him to play more like Ndiaye drives me mad a bit.

I get what they mean, but he plays like Grealish. He's boss.

 

[riddick]

I feel like when he gets the ball he slows everyone down. If we have possession, sure. But when we are on a break he basically stops the whole flow.

 

[The Binman]

I feel like when he gets the ball he slows everyone down. If we have possession, sure. But when we are on a break he basically stops the whole flow.

Probably, or mostly he has a left back that to me looks like he doesn’t trust, the instinct maybe to for that option first, as an outlet, like he did at city. So he looks for others…. Anyway that’s how I see it.

 

[Swartzy]

Modern elite footballers barely drink at all, he's on the lash today with Pickford

5 days to get over the hangover than.

Is Grealish getting the flack and not Pickford for this ?

Team harmony mate, enjoy the drink.

 

[Lob]

Unfortunately we need him. Ndiaye, Gana and KDH all out. We can't be just resting players and giving Arsenal the 3 points. Mainly because I've bought a ticket

Yeah because it makes much more sense to risk him for a game we will probably lose anyway and then he can have a good rest for the remainder of season if he gets injured.

I know what you mean though. We are in a sorry state now.

 

[Drago]

5 days to get over the hangover than.

Is Grealish getting the flack and not Pickford for this ?

Team harmony mate, enjoy the drink.

One of these players isn't expected to cover around 10km each match.

I'm not having a go at him, just trying to add some context as to why he might not be physically at his best.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

He's probably bringing a lot more off the pitch than he is on the pitch. Players look up to him and he's setting the standards. He's a much much better version of what Delph or Rooney were supposed to be