Richarlison

[matty1878]

Good enough to start in a Europa League Semi Final but some fans don't want him back...hmmm

it’s not that fans dont
we need to move on etc

i’d have him
i dont see him moyes want him

 

[Amokachi1995]

3 years today. Not sure it would be the right move to sign him but I'm still saying yes.

 

[dachshund]

Subbed off at half time. Thought he looked good at the start, but unfortunately he also moves like someone who's in chronic pain.

 

[marnie]

Subbed off at half time. Thought he looked good at the start, but unfortunately he also moves like someone who's in chronic pain.

Or fed up and wanting a move. Just me being a complete BELL xx

 

[Rita_Poon]

Good enough to start in a Europa League Semi Final but some fans don't want him back...hmmm

One winner coming up...

 

[Martin Alvito]

Good player, Moyes player who tracks back and does all the little things. I also don't see how to make the numbers work. Levy will want more than the remaining twenty-five million or so in amortization. Then, there's wages.

Deals like this are how we found ourselves up the financial creek without a paddle. If a mid-to-late career player has injury problems or doesn't work out, their transfer value goes straight to zero as they collect dead wages on our books.

If he comes back, I think it has to be a late-career thing like Gana at the right price. If Rico wants to hang on over there for a year, then force the move, fine. As it stands, Levy's holding the cards, and he'll stand firm this summer just to build credibility in higher stakes negotiations.

 

[D410]

It's a no from me

 

[jazzy]

Good player, Moyes player who tracks back and does all the little things. I also don't see how to make the numbers work. Levy will want more than the remaining twenty-five million or so in amortization. Then, there's wages.

Deals like this are how we found ourselves up the financial creek without a paddle. If a mid-to-late career player has injury problems or doesn't work out, their transfer value goes straight to zero as they collect dead wages on our books.

If he comes back, I think it has to be a late-career thing like Gana at the right price. If Rico wants to hang on over there for a year, then force the move, fine. As it stands, Levy's holding the cards, and he'll stand firm this summer just to build credibility in higher stakes negotiations.

Correct. Love Richy but we can't pay big fees for players that have no resale value and any money should go on younger players

 

[Bez2k2k]

Don’t understand why nobody would want him back. I think he’s one of our greatest ever players.

 

[badloaf]

Good player, Moyes player who tracks back and does all the little things. I also don't see how to make the numbers work. Levy will want more than the remaining twenty-five million or so in amortization. Then, there's wages.

Deals like this are how we found ourselves up the financial creek without a paddle. If a mid-to-late career player has injury problems or doesn't work out, their transfer value goes straight to zero as they collect dead wages on our books.

If he comes back, I think it has to be a late-career thing like Gana at the right price. If Rico wants to hang on over there for a year, then force the move, fine. As it stands, Levy's holding the cards, and he'll stand firm this summer just to build credibility in higher stakes negotiations.

That’s far too sensible an assessment.

I say we make him our highest paid player. We can use the Arteta money to pay for it.

 

[Shibbywiggles]

Peoples attitude towards lukaku for me was the biggest difference between what you see online and what matchgoing fans are like. You obviously had grumbles at the game but lukaku was generally adored by the fans at the ground, whereas going online you’d have sworn he was like public enemy number 1.

Very true

 

[Shibbywiggles]

Good player, Moyes player who tracks back and does all the little things. I also don't see how to make the numbers work. Levy will want more than the remaining twenty-five million or so in amortization. Then, there's wages.

Deals like this are how we found ourselves up the financial creek without a paddle. If a mid-to-late career player has injury problems or doesn't work out, their transfer value goes straight to zero as they collect dead wages on our books.

If he comes back, I think it has to be a late-career thing like Gana at the right price. If Rico wants to hang on over there for a year, then force the move, fine. As it stands, Levy's holding the cards, and he'll stand firm this summer just to build credibility in higher stakes negotiations.

This is very true and I think all of us saying we love him and want him back are also saying it with that ‘if the deal is right’ caveat

 

[Timbucktoo]

That’s far too sensible an assessment.

I say we make him our highest paid player. We can use the Arteta money to pay for it.

When you consider the amount of wages we`ve plurged out on the likes of Keane, Doucoure, DCL etc for years I`d say the Arteta money was used up years ago.

 

[COYB75]

Don’t understand why nobody would want him back. I think he’s one of our greatest ever players.

Prem era, or all time? Surely only Prem era.

 

[Bez2k2k]

Prem era, or all time? Surely only Prem era.

Well im 39, probably started going when I was about 5/6/7. So let’s say in the last 30 years, I have seen some dross wingers/attackers in our team. To me, he gives his all, loves the club, and is entertaining to watch. Yes, he’s up there for me as one of our best.