Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £80m
I’m not sure Duffy would get in the team now. He’s a bottom half premier league player. He’s made a good career but I don’t think many regret selling him, he could never take us to where we want to go.
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I’m not sure Duffy would get in the team now. He’s a bottom half premier league player. He’s made a good career but I don’t think many regret selling him, he could never take us to where we want to go.
jaycee
Player Valuation: £60m
He's a tedious bellend,about as funny as John Bishop reciting Tarbys best jokes
Only going on what some friends ,who are MK Dons fans,told me at the time.
Ask them why Alli went for more money than Galloway if they rated Galloway better then.
BlueLlama
10/11/17 TWAIN CRUSH DAY
I don’t really post anymore Frank my multi days are over. I lurk in the shadows occasionally emerging to call someone a nonce.
I will next time I speak to them! Having not seen either of them play at that time I only went on thier opinion. Everybodys opinion on young players is different and Ali has certainly progressed more than Galloway.
You may be suffering from citehphrenia
...not sure I remember him playing for our Academy.
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
VIRGINIA SET FOR READING
Sky sources understand Everton U23 goalkeeper Joao Virginia is expected to join Reading on loan in the next 24 hours.
Sky sources understand Everton U23 goalkeeper Joao Virginia is expected to join Reading on loan in the next 24 hours.
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
SpongeBob brown shoes
Player Valuation: £40m
Just been looking for a Virginia thread to post this, great move for him that if he's going to be getting games
Zatara
Player Valuation: £90m
@Barnfred 55
There are two opposite trains of thought here:
@Barnfred 55 would prefer us to (in general) keep players who perform well in the championship or indeed show potential to make it to our level (perhaps as a squad player). Or perhaps loan them out until their value reaches something 'interesting'.
@Eggs who feels that if players are loaned out once they have a few appearances under their belt (e.g Kenny/Holgate) then that should be a green light to sell
*both in general terms.
With Virginia and the rumoured Reading loan, every poster (so far) has agreed that its a great move to send him on loan to get experience with us having Lossl and Stekelenburg as backup.
Kenny has received mixed opinions with some suggesting @davek that he should be usurping Coleman, @Eggs stating at his age he should be in the squad or sold and others believing a loan could give him the experience to kick-on and be a good backup right back for us in 12months time.
Holgates was viewed as a loan to a sale...but for me personally i thought it was because we had 3 right backs and lots of centre backs so he got valuable game time.
Its really a difficult one,
LB - Robinson
CB - Feeney
RB/CB - Holgate
RB - Kenny
DM - Baningime
CM - Williams
AM - Dowell
WF - Onyekuru
WF - Lookman
Thats 9 players off the top of my head where decisions have to be made to keep/ loan / sell.
I am ALWAYS in favour of going for youth when its a high potential player.
But, lets say that selling all of them netted us £60million and we had buyback and sell on clauses for all of them...would that be a bad deal?
If we had the same level of signings as last season, then i think thats the way to go.
However, there will be some cases (such as with Kenny) where hes proven himself to be good enough as backup and so perhaps deserves a full season elsewhere to see if he improves.
Its a balancing act.
In the case of Williams, whats the problem with selling him as long as we have a sell on + a buyback clause? I see no harm in that.
There are two opposite trains of thought here:
@Barnfred 55 would prefer us to (in general) keep players who perform well in the championship or indeed show potential to make it to our level (perhaps as a squad player). Or perhaps loan them out until their value reaches something 'interesting'.
@Eggs who feels that if players are loaned out once they have a few appearances under their belt (e.g Kenny/Holgate) then that should be a green light to sell
*both in general terms.
With Virginia and the rumoured Reading loan, every poster (so far) has agreed that its a great move to send him on loan to get experience with us having Lossl and Stekelenburg as backup.
Kenny has received mixed opinions with some suggesting @davek that he should be usurping Coleman, @Eggs stating at his age he should be in the squad or sold and others believing a loan could give him the experience to kick-on and be a good backup right back for us in 12months time.
Holgates was viewed as a loan to a sale...but for me personally i thought it was because we had 3 right backs and lots of centre backs so he got valuable game time.
Its really a difficult one,
LB - Robinson
CB - Feeney
RB/CB - Holgate
RB - Kenny
DM - Baningime
CM - Williams
AM - Dowell
WF - Onyekuru
WF - Lookman
Thats 9 players off the top of my head where decisions have to be made to keep/ loan / sell.
I am ALWAYS in favour of going for youth when its a high potential player.
But, lets say that selling all of them netted us £60million and we had buyback and sell on clauses for all of them...would that be a bad deal?
If we had the same level of signings as last season, then i think thats the way to go.
However, there will be some cases (such as with Kenny) where hes proven himself to be good enough as backup and so perhaps deserves a full season elsewhere to see if he improves.
Its a balancing act.
In the case of Williams, whats the problem with selling him as long as we have a sell on + a buyback clause? I see no harm in that.
Malcom being offered out by barca to every club like a prostitute
bol-uk
Player Valuation: £50m
I like "frank"
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