Would you take

Zatara · May 21, 2012

Abraders said:
I've actually heard this somewhere which is odd

Me too....i heard hernandez I think for Baines or rodwell.....nothing about the brazilians,...

It wouldnt be a bad deal....but doubt utd would let those 3 leave,

Dutch Toffee · May 21, 2012

Cambo said:
not a rumour mate just some wishful thinking and i thought it was quite reasonable aswell.

Maybe you do, but do United? Prefer Baines to stay, but it's not a bad deal you set up. You really should think about becoming a footy agent.

ijjysmith · May 21, 2012

Christ that's a hard choice!!

I love Mexican players and it annoys me that we've never had one. FFS.

Still Baines though.

Abraders · May 21, 2012

Zatara said:
Me too....i heard hernandez I think for Baines or rodwell.....nothing about the brazilians,...

It wouldnt be a bad deal....but doubt utd would let those 3 leave,

I wouldn't be particularly keen on that personally, maybe Hernandez + Â£6 million for Baines and Rodwell

Zatara · May 21, 2012

Abraders said:
I wouldn't be particularly keen on that personally, maybe Hernandez + Â£6 million for Baines and Rodwell

yeah, i heard hernandez plus cash....dont remember where i heard it....could have even been on here to be honest.

would be a good deal 3 players like that form baines -- having said that if moyes had 25mil odd for baines he could probably buy similar quality.

Brennan · May 21, 2012

Zatara said:
yeah, i heard hernandez plus cash....dont remember where i heard it....could have even been on here to be honest.

would be a good deal 3 players like that form baines -- having said that if moyes had 25mil odd for baines he could probably buy similar quality.

If we sold Baines for Â£25m Moyes would be lucky to get half for transfers.

Abraders · May 21, 2012

Brennan91 said:
If we sold Baines for Â£25m Moyes would be lucky to get half for transfers.

Surely we don't owe that much more to the banks now? Or are we continuously over spending or something?

TheBlueGibbon · May 21, 2012

Abraders said:
Surely we don't owe that much more to the banks now? Or are we continuously over spending or something?

We payed a large amount of the debt off, but we also increased the amount borrowed on the club's overdraft IIRC.

Abraders · May 21, 2012

TheBlueGibbon said:
We payed a large amount of the debt off, but we also increased the amount borrowed on the club's overdraft IIRC.

I see. How frustrating.

Goat · May 21, 2012

TheBlueGibbon said:
We payed a large amount of the debt off, but we also increased the amount borrowed on the club's overdraft IIRC.

I think it was the other way round.

From what ive read, the Bank forced us to repay some of our Overdraft.

I doubt our debts have been touched.

Brennan · May 21, 2012

MoutsGoat said:
I think it was the other way round.

From what ive read, the Bank forced us to repay some of our Overdraft.

I doubt our debts have been touched.

I'm sure we paid some of our debts but increased the overdraft.

Just can't remember where i read it ffs

Zatara · May 21, 2012

Brennan91 said:
If we sold Baines for Â£25m Moyes would be lucky to get half for transfers.

Lets hypothetically say Moyes had the 25mil for Baines.....would you expect him to buy better than Fabio / Rafael and Hernandez ?

Goat · May 21, 2012

Brennan91 said:
I'm sure we paid some of our debts but increased the overdraft.

Just can't remember where i read it ffs

Link me up then Ginge, BUT, a few of our debts are long term stupid things with MASSIVE early repayment clauses.

I would be happy to be wrong tho, gladly.

Zatara said:
Lets hypothetically say Moyes had the 25mil for Baines.....would you expect him to buy better than Fabio / Rafael and Hernandez ?

Yes.

Brennan · May 21, 2012

Here it is:

"Everton are bleeding cash to the banks as they service their long-term debts. Although their loans fell from Â£30.5m to Â£23.7m last year, much was replaced by what is probably more expensive debt: the club's overdraft grew from Â£5.1m to Â£9.1m. Then they sold the Bellefield training ground for Â£9.325m. Now Everton will have to pay rent (said to be Â£1m a year) to use their day-to-day home. Worse still, there is already nothing left over from that sale. With Â£6.6m spent on paying transfer fees, the club's overall cash loss was Â£10,000. They must sell a player every year to remain afloat. This is why they have found it so difficult to attract a buyer." (Telegraph)