2025/26 Thierno Barry

[PhilM]

It's difficult to know whether he has less talent or heart. Get rid even if it means taking a big loss.

It’s heart for me - a lack of application and fight. Beto isn’t great (far from it), but he’s committed. Barry came on and strolled around.

 

[Kantareller]

Killed the game for us.

We couldnt hold it in their half after he came on.

 

[Kendal]

Waste of a place what must Alcaraz etc think

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I’m not convinced by him but going to Chelsea was stupid. Like us if they want rid then they taking a hit.

He’s a bit more of an allrounder. I’d imagine he can at least trap a ball!

 

[eugene03]

For him and the club just needs gone

 

[Seathestars]

Honestly he would never play for my team ever again, I would make him train alone and get rid.
'kin fumin with his pansy effort

 

[Sam0697]

Rather have Enner Valencia on a stretcher being chased for child support while he tries to score goals.

At least he would try and score

 

[OlDirtyBluenose]

Waste of space

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

I don't think he's ready or even a centre forward but Braiden Graham would not do less than him.

 

[Blue peter]

It’s poor recruitment like this which will hinder our progress. On the pitch and off it when we take a loss when he goes. We can’t afford many more signings like this.

 

[h8kurdt]

Rather have Keane up front than him
That cross where he wasn't anywhere near the dar post sums him up. No intention to run with to the ball or anything. He'll be gone in the summer 100%

 

[blueblood]

Hope he managed to get over to Manchester to watch Arsenal with his mates.

 

[joseph]

The selection of him needs to be laid at the feet of the manager, who also approved signing him.

It doesn't always have to be Barry on for Beto or vice versa. There are other players/ways of playing. They could, maybe, use their imagination.

 

[Swartzy]

The Installment Breakdown​

Instead of a standard "half now, half later" setup, Everton reportedly negotiated a heavily back-loaded payment structure:

• Initial Payment: An "unusually low" upfront installment (rumored to be around €10–12m) relative to the total €35m fee.
• Deferred Payments: The remaining €20m+ of the base fee is spread across three major installments over the next three years.

That explains a lot!

I would rather see The Removal Breakdown

 

[blueblood]

The Installment Breakdown​

Instead of a standard "half now, half later" setup, Everton reportedly negotiated a heavily back-loaded payment structure:

• Initial Payment: An "unusually low" upfront installment (rumored to be around €10–12m) relative to the total €35m fee.
• Deferred Payments: The remaining €20m+ of the base fee is spread across three major installments over the next three years.

That explains a lot!

They were able to finalise the deal once Villarreal officials had stopped laughing at how much they’d convinced Everton to pay.