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  1. His preference is to play left side of midfield. Granted he isnt going to past someone and whip a cross in,as pointed out he cuts in, he does just about have 2 feet but is predominantly right footed

     

    Certainly not a central player in my eyes. My brother in law is a Spurs fan and says he has a tendency to get overrun when playing in the middle because his game is very one dimensional.

  2. Just posted that in the crouchy thread

     

    Please god no - a straight swap? For a 31 year old on 70k a week. Throw in Kranjcar as well and I might be interested.

     

    The straight swap makes no financial sense to me, the extra 10mill would be required for his wages over a 3 year deal, in 3 years he is 34,no resale no nothing

     

    And Redknapp is a wanker

  3. A special injury remedy that fixes things in about 2 days, thus enabling our best side to play every week

     

    Failing the miracle cure - a striker who can take his chances and some genuine width on the left. If the Pedro Leon rumour were to come off then thats one problem solved so it would just be a striker. Saha wont stay fit, Beckford is not prolific, Yak is inconsistent and unfit

  4. Not voting, because it would add credence to many peoples belief that what we want is an owner with the ability to buy Kaka, Messi, Ronaldo, pay them £300k a week and build an 80,000 seater stadium.

     

    Put this down as a third option maybe:

     

    What I want is an owner that can provide Everton with the platform that would enable 50,000 to watch a team carefully selected by the manager, who have realistic wage demands, a well organised and structured corporate hospitality facility. This is what we should have had ten years ago. We don't expect the manager to spend £100m each year - that is downright stupid. We want him to be armed with adequate funds that the self sufficient business generates.

     

    Excellent post and in 100% agreement

  5. im glad you're joking laugh.png unless you have genuinely forgotten that over a four year period only a certain Henry scored more goals in the premiership than the yak, he was a fantastic acquisition based on his scoring record. So im confused how you have come to this conclusion? What did you want 60 a season!? Only one mans done it and ever will wink.png

     

     

    Looking at some of his stats my statement does appear deeply foolish, however to clarify, I think he has massive purple patches and then prolonged barren spells. He was exceptional in his first season with us scoring 21 in 39 since then in 3 seasons 12 in 68. Not what you want and perhaps its this that has confused me, I dunno, I was pretty drunk beer.gif

  6. I would argue Yak wasnt a proven goalscorer or at least not over a prolonged period of time. He was a player at the right price that could masquerade as a "big signing". Maybe, and I cant remember, we were more injury free in our CL season that meant cracks didnt need to be papered over. If we could turn out our best side every week we could win the league as on our day we can beat anyone - the way we finished last season is testament to that

     

    I said arguably best manager but if you think that is open to debate then you must be seeing another financially hamstrung manager who consistently gets the most from his sub standard resources, but you are right another thread

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    But how many years and how much money did it need to get both of them team into the CL. Spurs have probably gone through 50 players and almost as many managers to get there and Man City/Chelsea have spent hundreds of millions, and in reality is less than what it could cost for a new stadium! The risk of it all going tits up and us doing a Leeds/Pompey are far far greater focusing on a player led improvement whereas building additional revenue streams through the ground would help secure the clubs future (albeit little by little).

     

    We are a fundamentally better side than those though. Our squad now is essentially not that different from the one that qualified for CL.We have stability and arguably the best manager in the league, a camaraderie and spirit that cant be bought. If we want CL we need a proven goalscorer and a natural left winger/midfielder. If Moyes had a 50-60million transfer budget I would back him to break into the top 4 within 2 seasons.

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