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It's all over the Everton website.
 
 
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The genius of Subbuteo lol
 

It's all over the Everton website.
 
 
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Redknapp is a manager who needs to spend money and buy new faces, regardless of any success.
 
The whole idea should surely be to manage what you have first and foremost. That's why I think he isn't the England boss.
 
I also wish his know it all son would shut the fuck up and let somebody else get a word in.

A lot of people are blaming Everton here and not really getting to grips with our current situation, or that of other clubs.
 
Buying and selling players is a bit like buying and selling houses.
 
You speak to the agents, and scout around a little yourselves, and if you see something you like, you make an enquiry. Then the other club need to weigh up if the deal is good for them, and whether they could replace to their benefit, and so a chain begins.
 
Then, just like having a survey done on the house, you do background checks on the player and put him through a medical, in order to protect your potential investment, and that is presuming that you have the finances in place to do the deal.
 
There is a huge amount of effort coming from our club to keep the club on track, from top to bottom, and I'd like it more if our fans didn't automatically jump on the clubs back when the club rightly work within their boundaries.

I'm talking about having a squad big enough to enable Moyes to rotate, and or choose players to face certain opposition, instead of having his hands tied. The new guys might be better than current players, and I'm not saying this guy would not get a start, but if we want to compete at the top, we need strength in depth.

Again, think SQUAD rather than FIRST 11.
 
We don't have to worry who plays, as long as Moyes has choices.

Apparently they've flown home?
 
 
Laugh to keep from cryin'.
 

Apparently they've flown home?
 
 
Laugh to keep from cryin'.
 

Ah well.
 
* Visions of Bill speeding down the runway trying to prevent Fellainis plane from taking off shouting "Waaaaaaaaaaait !!"

Sounds like a job for 'Lemon Aid'.

Don't let DK hear you say that, ha ha.

Boltons goal was top class football, and undefendable.

He was born in Brazil, so will make our squad dead ace.

500 - not out. Well done Moysey.
 
 
"Well, hopefully the real highlights are still to come. They're the ones I'm looking forward too".

Why are the same players who have played shit in the last 2 matches getting picked again?

The missing answers:
 
1. De Gea
 

 
2. Michu
 

 
3. Duffy
 

 
4. Vorm
 

 
5. Ireland
 

 
6. Kompany

 
7. Lukaku
 

 
8. Petric
 

 
9. Cech
 

 
10. Crouch
 

 
11. Shorey
 

 
12. Suarez

No lol, all wrong.
 
 
 
Duffy is correct. I can't accept 'horrible little diving cunt' as a correct answer.
 
 
 
De Gea and Suarez are correct.
 
 
All are footballers matey.
 
 
 
Nope
 
 
So far, we have the following players correct:
 
1. De Gea
2.
3. Duffy
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12. Suarez
 
I thought I'd made them too easy, as you're normally a sharp bunch, so a bit surprised. All are well known. I've not chosen bench players etc.

Birthday threads.
 
Folk should just pm each other or offer a subtle reply. Brown nosing is annoying, especially when it's a select few. Either do a thread for everybody or not at all.
 
Moderators doing it is even worse. Imagine walking in to the office and seeing a birthday message on the white board from the boss, when others don't get one?
 
Point scoring puffs.

For me, it would be Baines.
 
We have Oviedo already in the squad, and that means we can immidiately cover Baines' position with 'another' attacking Left Back. Whether he proves to offer what Baines does remains to be seen, but the early signs are there that he is an exciting player with speed.
 
We can then use the money to bolster our midfield.
 
Baines is 28, where as Fellaini is 25.
 
The only issue I have is that Baines is English. He is our dead ball specialist too, but there are others also, such as Jelavic and Gibson, not to mention Hitz.
 
If we lose Fellaini, we also lose an icon.
 
He can put us on the world wide map in the same way that Beckham succeeded, and the financial opportunities are huge, especially if Belgium do well. Without him, we would have a big hole in the team, that I feel is harder to fill.

If we signed Dizzy Gillespie, a few years back, we could have had Afro, Dizzy and Yak.

I've made a note in my 'naughty' book.

" There's only one two Dalziel Kane's. "

I'd like him to tie his shoe laces together and quit hoofing.

" There's only one two Dalziel Kane's. "