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37 minutes ago, Palfy said:
On that I remember Dyche being asked what was the thought on buying Chamatti, and his response was “ because he was available “ I think Dyche was being sarcastic because at the time every player they had on their lists of targets at the time had fallen through.
....probably because we couldn't pay for the blokes
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2 minutes ago, Palfy said:
Well I don’t think we will agree on whether the purchase of Beto Chamatti was good business, or beneficial for the team when we are desperate for a striker who can convert a % of the chances we create.
There’s a saying that if a deal seems too good to be true it normally is, now we’ve got a player in Beto on a 3 year contract who’s going to cost us millions in fees and wages, based on a deal of a delayed payment, for me that doesn’t warrant the reason why you would buy anyone, and that goes for a Deli another deal that proved another deal to good to be true generally is.
Now I’m not saying that you advocate what’s happening, my concern is we have thrown all our weight behind DCL as our number 1 striker to get our goals, and haven’t bought well with his cover should he fail to get the goals we need, which is what’s been happening over the last 19 games, and yet he still starts because Beto must be deemed not as good as a off the boil DCL, I find that very concerning.No, honestly, I get you.
I get the point . And it's valid.
BUT...its all hindsight. At the moment.
In my opinion, Beto isn't as bad as some think. We, as Evertonians, tend to be very quick to write players off.
Beto, like any player...and we've plenty of evidence of this...needs proper consistent game time.
So, again, we could have not bothered buying any striker because our price range means whoever we get would be a gamble. That's the realistic market we're in.
Which means, we still would rely on DCL either way.
It's the sort of catch 22 we'll find ourselves in again and again.
End note...I'm not sure Chamatti was a good idea. I wasn't sure about that one at the time. Didn't seem to make sense.
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1 minute ago, Romey 1878 said:
Which is why a 10 point deduction for one offence was fucking mad. They’ve backed themselves into a corner with that one decision.
Yeah. And then they want to do us for the exact same offence for the exact same reasons. Because they haven't thought it through.
Mad ain't it?
So I'd the 10 points stick, realistically they can only take another 10 points off for the 'new' offence.
It's fuckin crazy.
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2 hours ago, Palfy said:
Maybe but we have to pay sooner or later, and I wouldn’t take players just because you don’t have to pay for a year, for me that’s false economy, surely you buy players because they are going to make a good contribution and improve the team, they are doing neither.
Yeah. You're right. But that's not the original point we're chatting about. That's a different convo in my opinion.
We couldn't clob the money together from both of those players to buy one because we didn't have the money. Anybody who wants to sell a proven goalscorer, would want the money there and then.
So we either go without and leave an area of the team we know we needed to improve with absolutely no back up at all...which we all would have been fuming about back in August.
Now you can say they've done nothing blah blah blah...thats the beauty of being able to look back from the now.
But 100% at the time, we all thought it was shrewd business and clapped it.
I don't believe that we go out to buy players to contribute nothing. I believe we buy players to improve the team. And with us being skint, we have to do so with care.
Again, now the opinion MIGHT be we shouldn't have bothered. At the time, there would have been a kick off. Guarantee it.
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5 hours ago, Palfy said:
Personally I think we can survive the 10 point deduction already imposed, but if we receive a further points deduction on the second charge then we will playing Championship football next season. As you rightly say one or two injuries are having a huge impact on the team. My biggest problem is how much we are relying on DCL to get our goals which isn’t working out, our summer signing’s of Beto and Chamatti for me were based on DCL getting goals for the team, even though he hasn’t scored in 19 he’s still the 1st striker on the team sheet which is a sad indictment on the other two. We should have combined the fee and wages of those two and went for a striker with a more proven consistency in the top leagues, this could be classed as in hindsight, but for me I would say not, to rely on DCL is a big gamble the reality is he’s had one good season for us in all the years he’s been here, so a big mistake to rely on him this season is record should have told Dyche and co that.
You've got to remember the deals constructed for those 2 mean we haven't yet paid a penny.
We wouldn't have been able to combine their fees for a better option on a 'buy now pay later' deal, because no club in their right mind would let a proven scorer go on such a deal.
We're still absolutely skint remember.
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5 minutes ago, Hafnia said:
I need help to understand how Ashley young as a right winger is even a consideration?
we can talk about pressures.... the manager setting us up negatively isn't a good start
I give up guessing why managers do what they do a long time ago.
The points you are making are right. As are mine, so
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Proper poor tonight.
I think we all knew we'd hit a poor run at some point, this one is going on a bit longer than we feel comfortable with!
I think we have to remember there's a unique pressure around the place.
The 10 points off puts us in a pressured position that we wouldn't otherwise be in.
Its hard, but we have to remember where we should be. And that we have been good enough to be there.
Was never going to be an easy ride.
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So fuckin hard when you can't score!
Really need DCL to find it...like, 7 games ago really!!!
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Must admit I thought McNeil was a lot faster than he's looked tonight.
We've no pace on those wings at all.
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Need more going forward.
McNeil and Young aren't giving us what we need.
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2 hours ago, Palfy said:
I agree with that. Just proves that the 105 million is way too low, when you think how much the game has changed in terms of players fees and wages when that figure was set.
I think the fact the January transfer window was so shit shows its too low.
Too many clubs needing to play it safe.
I think it was said on here already, but the PL could quite possibly stiffle its own business with PSR.
Although, of course, it's much more complicated than that.
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...by the way, which would also make me feel that they know more clubs are going to break PSR and couldn't possibly dock 'everyone' points.
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Be fucking fuming...like everyone...if we get these points kept off, then more off in April...
Then they change the rules next year.
They surely aren't that fuckin incompetent?!!
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4 minutes ago, Formby said:
I don't think it's an agenda against us because we're Everton per se (although it often seems that way), but I do think it's an agenda to stick a punishment on us because we don't have the clout to fight back. A historically significant club fallen on hard times, bereft of a board, struggling on the pitch - let's demonstrate how tough we are by clobbering them. Maybe the others will sit up and take note.
The PL would not be doing this with either of the Manchester clubs, Liverpool, Arsenal or Chelsea.
...although I do kinda get where you're coming from.
Those clubs would have been more 'defensive' and smart I guess.
Whereas we tried to be the nice club willing to get out belly tickled in hope.
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2 minutes ago, Formby said:
I don't think it's an agenda against us because we're Everton per se (although it often seems that way), but I do think it's an agenda to stick a punishment on us because we don't have the clout to fight back. A historically significant club fallen on hard times, bereft of a board, struggling on the pitch - let's demonstrate how tough we are by clobbering them. Maybe the others will sit up and take note.
The PL would not be doing this with either of the Manchester clubs, Liverpool, Arsenal or Chelsea.
....because they've been better run
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3 hours ago, Formby said:
Is it just being badly run, though?
To me, it's an agenda.
An agenda against us? No. I've never believed that as I can't see why it would be us specifically.
So, yeah, for me badly run. They've brought out a bunch of rules without actually having any rules in place. Headless chickens.
Not sure how Masters is still in a job.
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At this point I'm seeing the PL being run worse than us.
That's how bad of an impression they're giving.
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I'm struggling to see how we can get points back via appeal, which basically means we 'won', to then be taken points off again for almost the same period we've appealed against?
When, from what I've read, the latest accounts in the latest period show us to be doing much better?
Either way, the PL know they've fucked this up massively. Everytime they speak, they dig the hole deeper.
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58 minutes ago, Palfy said:You’ve got the wrong end of the stick Mike the 10 points deduction doesn’t come into it, when looking at how Dyche’s performing as manager and how the team are reacting to having him as a manager. Where you seem to have got the idea that I have in some way said he should be sacked is beyond me, but I guess that’s how things get twisted on here when people make a comment. Got to be honest I think I’m done with this shit, it use to be enjoyable with a bit of fun now it’s just toxic.
Put your tampon back in Palf
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As always with this team, its very fine margins.
There's no way we'd be on this run if DCL wasn't so off form and/or Doucs was missing. But mainly the DCL thing.
It's typical. We bemoaned for ages not having a striker. Dyche takes his time getting DCL back (must be his longest run of games in years???) and in turn DCL has probably gone his longest run without a goal!
It's the joys of having a really limited squad.
I read something y'day that made me think. It was a dig at how badly we'd been run, in line with the 'sporting' points deduction, that we had on the pitch yesterday a 60k 35 year old. A 36 year old freebie. A 34 year old who cost 2mill. A 31 year old freebie. One on loan.
Madness.
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Nice finish. Shame he ran off the line too early.
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Bollocks.
Difference in quality. They only need that one shot.
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