John Stones transfer saga

[Deleted member 28206]

So, it's been rejected and Stones doesn't want to leave.

 

[coollino]

Selling him would be the lowest point in our history in my opinion.

Years of chaos culminating in our prized asset going to a club who we were twice the size of 10 years ago.

But for my son I doubt id set foot in Goodison again till a new board is in place.

Chill out

 

[Woolly Blue]

I wonder what your banned name is.

Well spotted.
But please, in future, use the Report function rather than calling people out on the forum

If @chicoazul can grass people up, so can you.

 

[jinkyali]

Chill out

That makes no sense to be fair.

 

[BoysInBlue]

Hugely predictable, the media have been briefed by Chelsea, who are asserting that they are 'confident of getting their man'.

How dare Everton have the audacity to not only turn down a bid, but say they want to keep him!!! Hahaha Who do those scouse peasants think they are??!!!

Is basically the gist of the tabloids reporting on the story.

They're also claiming that we're moaning about this 'unsettling the player' when we have said nothing of the sort. Quite the opposite in fact.

 

[Goat]

So, it's been rejected and Stones doesn't want to leave.

Every player has a price Bryan.

Theres no way Stones fights for a move, no way on Earth.

 

[davek]

David hes a special player, not many come around like him.

He can be a great. 'CAN'.

As said: he's got stuff that needs ironing out. Fantastic on the ball and great distributor, but aerially and positionally, there's a lot of work needs to be done. CL opponents would drag him all over the shop.

 

[neil999]

what would we accept as a fair price 35 mill?

 

[Goat]

He can be a great. 'CAN'.

As said: he's got stuff that needs ironing out. Fantastic on the ball and great distributor, but aerially and positionally, there's a lot of work needs to be done. CL opponents would drag him all over the shop.

Hes 21 years old David, of course hes not the finished player.

But hes not only very talented, but he appears, from everything ive seen, to be a cracking lad, with a really good head on his shoulders, he will go to the very top.

 

[BoysInBlue]

Selling him would be the lowest point in our history in my opinion.

Years of chaos culminating in our prized asset going to a club who we were twice the size of 10 years ago.

But for my son I doubt id set foot in Goodison again till a new board is in place.

Really??? A lower point than selling Rooney?

 

[davek]

what would we accept as a fair price 35 mill?

I'd say that'd be it. If it happens, let it happen now. We dont want this dragging on until the season starts and we're nearing September. The Everton board will love that, but hopefully Chelsea, City, United will force the sale through earlier.

 

[SerenityNigh]

HAS STONES BEEN SOLD YET?

 

[Goat]

35m will be our trigger point IMO.

Maybe just under.

Lets hope they give up.

 

[Furey1878]

Really??? A lower point than selling Rooney?

Rooney was slightly more understandable given that we'd been regular relegation candidates for many years and were in a lot of debt at the time.

This time around we're pretty established in the top 7 (with the exception of last season of course) with no real reason to sell.

It was still depressing, like.

 

[neil999]

I'd say that'd be it. If it happens, let it happen now. We dont want this dragging on until the season starts and we're nearing September. The Everton board will love that, but hopefully Chelsea, City, United will force the sale through earlier.

ho[eully city will get involved, especill after their 'bargain' of delph