January 2018 transfer window thread.

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Again, those are all a collection of opinions (votes). Players' player of the season is essentially a popularity contest, it's the same as 'most improved' / 'thanks for coming'.

Is a goal of the season worth more than a tap in to a club? No, sadly not.

You're only really reinforcing the view that Baines has offered nothing but subjective benefits.
 
Getting in another striker without signing a LB is akin to the mistake we made this past summer, getting in a bunch of midfielders while not signing a striker.
 

Again, those are all a collection of opinions (votes). Players' player of the season is essentially a popularity contest, it's the same as 'most improved' / 'thanks for coming'.

Is a goal of the season worth more than a tap in to a club? No, sadly not.

You're only really reinforcing the view that Baines has offered nothing but subjective benefits.
Interesting that that collection of opinions all disagrees with your sole subjective opinion.
 

Baines is the best left back we've ever had. Ever

The only one you could make an argument for to compare would be Ray Wilson, and my arl fella loved Ray Wilson - even he says that whilst it's difficult to compare across eras, Baines is the better player, albeit in a less successful era
 
Please correct me if I'm misguided about his long term viability given his age, but wouldn't investing money in a striker on the wrong side of 30 who relies on his pace to be effective be an example of paying for past accomplishment instead of predictable future contributions?
 
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...verton-transfers-sam-allardyce-looks-14127455

Sam Allardyce is planning to trim the size of the Everton squad before the end of the January transfer window.

The Blues boss is eyeing a maximum of two more signings this month following the capture of Cenk Tosun from Besiktas.

But Allardyce says departures are essential if he is to re-work the squad as he sees fit with further exits expected following the £15m sale of Ross Barkley to Chelsea and Kevin Mirallas’ loan move to Olympiakos.

The futures of Sandro Ramirez, Davy Klaassen and Mo Besic are uncertain while Allardyce has suggested some of Everton’s younger players could be sent out on loan.

He told the ECHO: “There would have to be some exits, I don’t think there is any doubt about that because we’ve got about 30 players.

“Some of them are a lot of young talent that has developed and needs developing and maybe we might choose to let that development happen somewhere else on loan until the end of the season.

“But certainly, at the moment, we need to move a few players to bring maybe one or two in. I don’t think we need to think about anymore than that – maybe three – that would really good business.

“Whether we’ve got the capabilities to do that, time will tell as the window moves on but this one certainly was the most important and hopefully he will be a success immediately.”

Allardyce wants a left-sided defender and has said he would be interested in bringing Sevilla’s Steven N’Zonzi.
 

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