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Player Valuation: £35m
I would say no, he has been instrumental in our relegation fights year on yearNot a fan then?
I would say no, he has been instrumental in our relegation fights year on yearNot a fan then?
Agree with you there mateI would say no, he has been instrumental in our relegation fights year on year
I'm not so sure,in a team playing four at the back with a decent midfield enforcer who'd stop attackers running at him he could do a job. Against all expectations he had a decent game at Fulham.Michael Keane is a bit of a conundrum for me, normally I would wish players who leave Everton all the best provided they don’t come back to hurt us in the future. If they are not Everton players then my interest wanes, again unless they are going to do us a bad turn. Keane is different, he has been such a drain on the club that I struggle to see him playing in another Premier League club but then given his skill set I doubt he will attract the attention of another Premier League club.
In other words, if we played players to cover how bad he is at his job he could do a jobI'm not so sure,in a team playing four at the back with a decent midfield enforcer who'd stop attackers running at him he could do a job. Against all expectations he had a decent game at Fulham.
He might just surprise us all.In other words, if we played players to cover how bad he is at his job he could do a job
I think what you are saying is that if a team was good enough to make up for his short comings he would be alright. I think the days when a team could afford to carry a player have all but gone, the tactics are now at a point where weaknesses are exposed. I am not saying he isn’t capable of playing professional football but I am saying he isn’t good enough to play for a team in the Premier League who are looking to improve.I'm not so sure,in a team playing four at the back with a decent midfield enforcer who'd stop attackers running at him he could do a job. Against all expectations he had a decent game at Fulham.
Can’t believe it’s probably controversial to say but for all his faults, he’s definitely a PL standard player.Michael Keane is a bit of a conundrum for me, normally I would wish players who leave Everton all the best provided they don’t come back to hurt us in the future. If they are not Everton players then my interest wanes, again unless they are going to do us a bad turn. Keane is different, he has been such a drain on the club that I struggle to see him playing in another Premier League club but then given his skill set I doubt he will attract the attention of another Premier League club.
In other words, if we played players to cover how bad he is at his job he could do a job
Can’t believe it’s probably controversial to say but for all his faults, he’s definitely a PL standard player.
NO, No and No!If he is happy to stay as backup then it makes sense to offer him a new contract.
We're going to have to spend a minimum of 10m to replace him even as a 3rd / 4th choice. That money can be better spent elsehwere.
From a business perspective it makes complete sense to sign him back up, albeit it on reduced wages.
YES!Might he now be on United's list of targets...
This means you're reliant on not picking up injuries which we do constantly.If he is happy to stay as backup then it makes sense to offer him a new contract.
We're going to have to spend a minimum of 10m to replace him even as a 3rd / 4th choice. That money can be better spent elsehwere.
From a business perspective it makes complete sense to sign him back up, albeit it on reduced wages.
That is true of every player we have been with the club in recent seasons. Keane has probably played less than many but you single him out for blame.I would say no, he has been instrumental in our relegation fights year on year
I was thinking more of a team looking to stay in the Prem. He's always looked more effective when we play away and defended deeper. Watching him at Goodison is an entirely different experience. I read some of the Fulham social media sites after the game and they all seemed impressed and to be fair to him he played well. Bring a Claret and Blue home?I think what you are saying is that if a team was good enough to make up for his short comings he would be alright. I think the days when a team could afford to carry a player have all but gone, the tactics are now at a point where weaknesses are exposed. I am not saying he isn’t capable of playing professional football but I am saying he isn’t good enough to play for a team in the Premier League who are looking to improve.
This means you're reliant on not picking up injuries which we do constantly.
He's not competent enough to play at the top level,and if he had to play an extended run of games you'd soon why having him as backup was a terrible decision.
I'd rather spend 10mil or bring in a loan in to replace him.
There is absolutely nothing positive about keeping him.