Richarlison

[edge]

Can't see us paying the money we need to many players to take a gamble on a player with his injury record and what it would cost.
Love him if we could structure a loan deal based on games but it's spurs and that's not going to happen.

 

[everton1953]

We are moving ahead not backwards. He is Spurs' problem not ours.

 

[Cels]

We paid virtually nothing for Dele

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[summerisle]

We are moving ahead not backwards. He is Spurs' problem not ours.

Twirl I say.

 

[toffeeblue9]

Pienaar, Fernandes, Deulofeu, Gueye and Rooney weren't bad choices to bring back to Everton. Richy is different, his injury problems are too risky for him to be brought back.

Rooney was a dreadful, dreadful decision mate

 

[Goat]

Rooney was a dreadful, dreadful decision mate

He scored 10 goals, I don't consider that dreadful, personally.

 

[Bluebonic]

Sometimes you're just in a bad situation.

This is a Moyes-type player that if the price is right is worth a punt. He's only 27 FFS, it's not like he's 32. Yes, he's had some injuries at Spurs but honestly he never really gelled there. If we can get him on the cheap we could do much worse, and he can perhaps rekindle some magic coming home

The problem is mate that the injuries seem to be calf and hamstring injuries. That on its own makes him too much of a risk. I loved him when he was here, but i think we need to be looking for the next Richy and leave the old one where he is.

 

[tommye]

Bring him home.

He can spend the next 3 years on Spurs injured list but you can't mend a broken heart in a treatment room.

 

[matty1878]

I agree, but it’s not Sentimental Bill making our deals now, it’s a bunch of hardnosed mercenary Yanks.

I loved Richarlison when he was here but I want us to be signing exciting new players who will take us forward, not making nostalgia driven deals to potentially resurrect another injury prone player’s career.

i loved richy and woudnt say to IF it was that right deal

but your correct mate

 

[Joey66]

How many goals did Pickford score?

How many goals did Ali save ?
I remember one killing pass in our survival- a shame for such a talented player had so many problems- but we were left to pick up the pieces sadly medically- Spurs I guess new what was wrong with him mentally- allegedly!

 

[marnie]

How many goals did Pickford score?

Aye he's no Tim Howard.

 

[windymiller]

I'm in the minority but I'd have him back in a shot.
I think he'd do really well under Moyes.
Yes, his fitness is an issue so maybe a loan with an option to buy.
I wonder how much of his fitness issues are because he's not feeling the love at Spurs..?

Depends on the financials, obviously, but I'd have him back too. On his current salary and with the fee Spurs would want I just can't see it happening, however.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Part of me would love to have him back but it does seem he’s goosed from all the non stop football he played from when he was 18-19.
If his current malaise is more to do with Spurs than his fitness I’d have him back in a heartbeat.
One of very few signing from Moshiris days that was anywhere near good enough for Everton, while also displaying the traits we expect of our players.

 

[windymiller]

Part of me would love to have him back but it does seem he’s goosed from all the non stop football he played from when he was 18-19.
If his current malaise is more to do with Spurs than his fitness I’d have him back in a heartbeat.
One of very few signing from Moshiris days that was anywhere near good enough for Everton, while also displaying the traits we expect of our players.

This is a good point. It's not the age, it's the mileage, to use an old car salesman expression.

 

[T LEAFE]

Forget the sentimentality
Move on