That's the spirit Kev, Allardyce back by Christmas it is thenSo sell to buy it is. If this dream team of brands/Silva last the season it will be an absolute miracle.
Sounds like the good old days (err I mean not so long ago days) are here again and Kenwrights back in charge, sell to buy is not exactly what I want to hear from a club supposedly on the up. What happens if nobody wants to buy from us? I'll tell you what and it's that I'm not buying and it's the bull shizer they're selling supporters.
Agree completely.Because we've got too many players, not because we're skint. Don't twist this to follow your agenda. Of all the people I'd have pegged to make this thread, you'd be top of the list. We need to offload a ton of players, that's just basic footballing sense. We HAVE to reduce the wage bill and squad size.
Still not sure it makes sense to me, but I’ll trust youNo, I hear ya.
Essentially - no the purchase price from a FFP is not offset against other income. If you buy Klaassen for 24m, it is amortised over the contract period. If you sell him for less than what his purchase price is worth at that date (cost less amortised amount). Perhaps this wouldn't affect Everton financially, but would effect how much we are allowed to spend. There are restrictions when you make losses on players.
Financially we are restrained if we sell Klaassen and continue to pay wages. The likelihood is we would end up paying 50% of his wages. So essentially the question must be asked. Does selling Klaassen actually help us buy new players / prevent us buying new players? If so - therefore should he be kept on the premises that he wants to be at the club anyways & should be given a go in the first team.
Hope I finally exampled it.

We really could do with a sarcasm symbol, I don't know if the "simpleton" postings are genuine or pee takers.
This is not sell to buy, this is culling deadwood, for which we should get some money. This will then help to fund better players - I reckon Moshiri will fund purchases wanted and then expect some return from the cull. That is not buy to sell.
Don`t rise to him mate, he`s still sulking because Saint Allardyce got the bootI think I was clear in saying that I thought Moshiri would fund purchases wanted by the new management team and accept back what fees he can get for the deadwood. I know you don't like those players, but they will be interesting to some other teams, you are probably being a little less genuine suggesting we will have to pay people to take them.
It is not one extreme or the other, somewhere in the middle lies the truth. Newly promoted teams would want experienced premier league players - remember their aspiration is purely survival. Along with similar aspirations for all last seasons bottom half finishers. Also managers are really egotistical folk, they think they can change players and make them better, why else would problem players keep being bought (Balloteli springs to mind).

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