I'm intruiged - how has he robbed us of 50M?
2022/23 Yerry Mina
- Thread starter UptheTofees
- Start date
- Status
More.
Wages: £6.2 mill a year.
Ammortisation: £5.7 mill a year
Total Annual cost: £11.9 mill.
Total cost over 5 years: £59.5 mill
He played 86 games for us for a cost of £59.5 million.
Ammortisation: £5.7 mill a year
Total Annual cost: £11.9 mill.
Total cost over 5 years: £59.5 mill
He played 86 games for us for a cost of £59.5 million.
MACCA75
Player Valuation: £70m
He didn’t rob us of anything. We bought him and paid him. He played 100 times, not like he’s Gbamin or Bolasie.
And he saved us £50 million by keeping us up last season - we were 100% down without his late contribution.
coleman=quality
Player Valuation: £15m
@MACCA75 540k per appearance or there about great value for money and I don’t believe he was injured half the time thinks he’s a tough guy but some of his apparent injuries were minimal and was hard to see how he ended up injured. And then strange how he stayed fit for last 6 months of his contract knowing he needs to find a new club. If that’s how you want to look at it that’s fine and your opinion but how I look at it is he saved us nothing and just added to the problems at the club another player on high wages and transfer fee gone with no return. Thanks for your 4 game cameo yerry phenomenal
I liked Yerry as a player but really can’t stand this argument. A load said the same about Dele last year.
If anything, a solitary good performance in a game that helped a last-ditch relegation escape should boil your piss even more. If these players turned up and turned it on more regularly, there’d have been nothing to escape from.
MACCA75
Player Valuation: £70m
It’s not an argument it’s just a fact. It wasn’t a solitary performance either as unlike Dele, when fit, Yerry was consistently good.
He was also an unused substitute 17 times last season. The fact we didn’t see him more often was down to Dyche more than Mina.
knowing your history
Player Valuation: £20m
In fairness compared to previous seasons he was actually fit every week from January onwards.
Was on the bench for Southampton match when he had the lively conversation with the fans outside the ban and pretty sure he was available for every single match under Dyche so can't do anything if you're being overlooked rather than being professional, training well and then playing well when you finally get a start and he did that.
badloaf
Player Valuation: £1m
But given so many people felt he was really good when he did play, Dyche must have had some concerns about him or he wouldn’t have kept him on the bench when we were so desperately in need of clean sheets. Maybe it was his attitude or the fact that he’d get injured if you flicked snot at him. Who knows?
MACCA75
Player Valuation: £70m
But given so many people felt he was really good when he did play, Dyche must have had some concerns about him or he wouldn’t have kept him on the bench when we were so desperately in need of clean sheets. Maybe it was his attitude or the fact that he’d get injured if you flicked snot at him. Who knows?
I think it’s a lot more likely that Dyche simply had (misguided) trust in Keane given he’d worked extensively with him in the past.
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
My favourite Everton player for a long time. I miss you my big Colombian baby daddy
GoldenToffee
Player Valuation: £50m
Let's sign him back so he can be "just like a new signing".
Pay him what he wants and get him back, no joke either. It’s either him played 15-20 games next season or Keane playing them.
Fair, but forgive me, was your post not that his goal was worth £50m by itself? That was where my problem was: distilling the argument of whether or not he was a worthwhile signing down to one moment/decent performance.
Again, I liked the guy. I agree he was a good player. Not sure what was keeping him on the bench, especially considering those we were playing ahead of him.
He’s another “what if?” story in our recent bizarre history.
MACCA75
Player Valuation: £70m
Was more his contribution from Brighton onwards I was talking about. Basically his performances as a direct comparison with Keane. Dyche finally realising he needed to make the change ultimately kept us up.
- Status
