What is Martinez Playing at?

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Yeah, the Mirror, I know...

He still said all of it.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/evertons-ross-barkley-can-do-3298893?

“And it would cost them a lot of money!” the Spaniard warned. “He is as good an English talent as we’ve seen, and that’s going to alert teams competing to win the Champions League, never mind the Premier League.

“He’s got the potential to achieve what Bale did.

“You’re talking about two to three years to fulfil that – that goal at Newcastle in midweek shows what he is. As well as the power, he has the control and the class.

Once a player fulfils his potential and has done everything at a club, it’s not positive for anyone to keep him because he’s then not going to produce the kind of performance the team needs.




This is Moyes negativity. Come on Roberto, don't be like this.
 


Everton manager Roberto Martinez believes that Ross Barkley has the potential to follow Gareth Bale’s golden path to Real Madrid.

Martinez insists he wants to build the Goodison club's future around the fledgling talent of the 19-year-old England midfielder.

But he acknowledges that if Barkley outgrows the club they would be prey to Madrid and the rest of European football’s elite.

It's not like he's talking about Arsenal etc he's talking Madrid or Barcelona
 

If a club came in with a huge offer for Ross he would be sold.. That's how Everton operates

It's how every club operates, Arsenal (RVP/Fabrecgas) and Spurs (Berbatov/Bale) included.

The difference, of course, is whether the money you recoup is invested in the team - or handed over the banks.

Anyway, it's just the tabloids trying to sell our players and jumping on words, taking them out of context and framing it for their own aims.

No non-EFC fans want us to finish in the top 4 - certainly not the tabloids, because that will mean they were wrong. Remember the laughing at Roberto back in June, when the Champions League aim was mentioned? Remember the poll on the Daily Mail website, 91% saying there was no chance of us finishing in the top 4?
 
If a club came in with a huge offer for Ross he would be sold.. That's how Everton operates

True, but if a club in our financial situation turned down an astronomical bid for one player I'd be pissed off. As good as Ross could be, no one player could be worth say, £50m, to us. Think of how much we could strengthen the team with that kind of money.
 

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