2023/24 Michael Keane

[RomanReigns]

A mate in work (he's a blade) reckons Sheffield United are in for him on loan...

Tom davies and Michael keane

are they masochists?

 

[The binman chronicles]

A sale I could understand but loaning a player to a relegation rival (even if you're confident of our safety and Keane's crapness) would be mental.

Especially when Wilder does the obvious and bungs him up front, where he goes on to win the Golden Boot.

 

[Eggs]

A mate in work (he's a blade) reckons Sheffield United are in for him on loan...

….i’m his worst critic & i honestly wouldn’t loan him. If anybody is desperate enough to want him they can buy him.

 

[Goat]

….i’m his worst critic & i honestly wouldn’t loan him. If anybody is desperate enough to want him they can buy him.

But what if they dont want to buy him and just want to pay his wages for us for 6months.

Im ok with that.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Please go.

 

[pfim]

But what if they dont want to buy him and just want to pay his wages for us for 6months.

Im ok with that.

We’re Everton, he’ll go there, turn into peak Chiellini and get us relegated

 

[Mrbluenose]

One of our players helping a relegation rival to stay up is a ridiculous situation.

If they want to buy him sure but a loan? No way.

 

[Goat]

One of our players helping a relegation rival to stay up is a ridiculous situation.

If they want to buy him sure but a loan? No way.

Its Michael Keane, I have read on here for the last 3 years that he costs us games, all of a sudden somebody else wants him and everybody is losing their head that we are "strengthening a rival", its complete madness.

If we get relegated cos we loaned out Michael Keane, it really would be the most deserved relegation in footballing history.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

One of our players helping a relegation rival to stay up is a ridiculous situation.

If they want to buy him sure but a loan? No way.

I see it more of weakening our relegation rival to be honest.

 

[matty1878]

Especially when Wilder does the obvious and bungs him up front, where he goes on to win the Golden Boot.

lol lol lol lol

 

[matty1878]

I see it more of weakening our relegation rival to be honest.

would dyche loan his bestie?

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

would dyche loan his bestie?

Not a chance.

 

[formerly manx toffee]

One of our players helping a relegation rival to stay up is a ridiculous situation.

If they want to buy him sure but a loan? No way.

But we are desperate for him not to play for us … cant have it both ways

 

[Goat]

But we are desperate for him not to play for us … cant have it both ways

We can either watch Big Keggers sit on the bench or get him out the door and use the money to get in a player we might use more.

If true, we should be all over it.

Even a loan frees up 2m or 3m in wages.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Its Michael Keane, I have read on here for the last 3 years that he costs us games, all of a sudden somebody else wants him and everybody is losing their head that we are "strengthening a rival", its complete madness.

I see it more of weakening our relegation rival to be honest.

Not slipped into alternative Universe where goods things happen to Everton, have I? If not, its nailed on he becomes player of the season at another club.