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Crystal_Clear Belfast 09 Sep 20 4.17pm | |
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Originally posted by sotac464
Everton have spent 535 million in the past 5 years, making them the 4th highest spenders in the premiership. Moshiri is a wealthy owner, but there are suggestions he is also backed by usmanov. When you can afford the best accountants in the world, also lawyers in Man City’s case, FFP is nothing but a loop hole for them to overcome. 535m and they have literally achieved nothing. Probably exactly the same as they were before. That's without what they are paying Ancelotti, Of all the players they have bought, I can only think of Digne who has actually performed. I'm pretty sure they had benched Richarlison and Siguardsson at some point last season, and Moise Kean has yet to arrive from Italy has he ? We were actually ahead of them before our bad run.
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Helmet46 Croydon 09 Sep 20 4.18pm | |
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Originally posted by mattteo
In my country they are quoting this tweet that Palace is supposed to split 53 million between Ismaila Sarr and Coman. Probably 38 and 15 or something like that.
I would say so and it ain’t going to be MacCarthy!
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sotac464 Berkshire 09 Sep 20 4.55pm | |
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Originally posted by Crystal_Clear
535m and they have literally achieved nothing. Probably exactly the same as they were before. That's without what they are paying Ancelotti, Of all the players they have bought, I can only think of Digne who has actually performed. I'm pretty sure they had benched Richarlison and Siguardsson at some point last season, and Moise Kean has yet to arrive from Italy has he ? We were actually ahead of them before our bad run. To put it in perspective, end of the 2015/2016 season when Moshiri came in, Everton finished on 47 points, Liverpool on 60. If they are the only club prepared to spend silly money on Zaha, then he goes there with my blessing, if we could bring in Benrahma and Harry Wilson as replacements, I'd take that. Edited by sotac464 (09 Sep 2020 4.56pm)
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Spiderman Horsham 09 Sep 20 5.05pm | |
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Originally posted by mattteo
I found that he assisted 5 and scored 4. And was very unlucky not to get on the scoring sheet a few times, especially in those last matches with big teams. Assisted 10 and scored 10 the season before. 5 with 9 the one before that. 11 with 7 the one before. Pretty much similar playing time each season, around 3.000 minutes. No way Eberechi can replace him in the next 2-3 years. Eberechi is also much shorter, he is a different type of player. Zaha is pretty much top quality in the Premier League. I could see some players who can replace him, but it's hard. I made this 1 and half years ago, so some of those names still stand. Others have gotten too old (Alessandrini, Gervinho) or injured (Thauvin, Iago Falque, Claesson) while others are simply too expensive (Oyarzabal, Thorgan Hazard, Lukebakio, Rashica, Joaquin Correa, Politano, Ocampos, Horta, Otavio). If one seeks a like-for-like Zaha replacement, then no left footers either. That would leave only a few players, thought others have surfaced since then. Out of these 30 players I named, only 5 have disappointed in the last year: Nakajima, Lamela, Fraser, Politano and Pione Sisto. 22 (without the aforementioned injured ones) played extremely well. Edited by mattteo (09 Sep 2020 3.35pm) Your assessment of Zaha is correct ( apart from last season) I do not agree with your assessment of Eze imo he has the ability to be as big a player as Zaha very quickly . I am not sure their height difference is crucial, it’s not as if Zaha is renowned for his heading ability
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sotac464 Berkshire 09 Sep 20 5.31pm | |
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Originally posted by mattteo
I found that he assisted 5 and scored 4. And was very unlucky not to get on the scoring sheet a few times, especially in those last matches with big teams. Assisted 10 and scored 10 the season before. 5 with 9 the one before that. 11 with 7 the one before. Pretty much similar playing time each season, around 3.000 minutes. No way Eberechi can replace him in the next 2-3 years. Eberechi is also much shorter, he is a different type of player. Zaha is pretty much top quality in the Premier League. I could see some players who can replace him, but it's hard. I made this 1 and half years ago, so some of those names still stand. Others have gotten too old (Alessandrini, Gervinho) or injured (Thauvin, Iago Falque, Claesson) while others are simply too expensive (Oyarzabal, Thorgan Hazard, Lukebakio, Rashica, Joaquin Correa, Politano, Ocampos, Horta, Otavio). If one seeks a like-for-like Zaha replacement, then no left footers either. That would leave only a few players, thought others have surfaced since then. Out of these 30 players I named, only 5 have disappointed in the last year: Nakajima, Lamela, Fraser, Politano and Pione Sisto. 22 (without the aforementioned injured ones) played extremely well. Edited by mattteo (09 Sep 2020 3.35pm) I could see some players who can replace him, but it's hard.
Sarr cost £30 million for Watford and Saint Maximan £16 million for Newcastle. Both players now worth, considerably a lot more. Should we have sold Zaha and brought in both of these? Of course, in hindsight, as they both look fantastic players. Mattteo I'm interested to know, what you thought of both of those players, before they joined there respective clubs last summer, and are there other foreign players, in your opinion, who could do a similar job.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 09 Sep 20 5.41pm | |
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With these transfer links, it makes me wonder if a takeover is happening? The US owners have never looked like being sugar daddies and I wouldn't see the club or the other shareholders being able to raise the kind of money we are spending.
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Stirlingsays 09 Sep 20 5.52pm | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
With these transfer links, it makes me wonder if a takeover is happening? The US owners have never looked like being sugar daddies and I wouldn't see the club or the other shareholders being able to raise the kind of money we are spending. I must admit I was wondering when someone was going to mention it. We have some big salaries on the books and we are taking in more of them....with not a lot of shipping out news.
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Spiderman Horsham 09 Sep 20 6.05pm | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
With these transfer links, it makes me wonder if a takeover is happening? The US owners have never looked like being sugar daddies and I wouldn't see the club or the other shareholders being able to raise the kind of money we are spending. I’ve been wondering the same since they decided to invest so much into the academy and younger players. Would be a good selling point, maybe new owners are in some way involved in the purchases
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Plaistow Eagle 09 Sep 20 6.14pm | |
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T Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I must admit I was wondering when someone was going to mention it. We have some big salaries on the books and we are taking in more of them....with not a lot of shipping out news. Yep unless Harris and Blitzer have “released the handbrake” on investment with FFP rules being relaxed for this season. With Harris and Blitzer we are comfortably mid table in terms of owners wealth in fact in 9th place ahead of both Liverpool and Everton and just behind Man U who are 8th; COYP
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Hudsoneagle 09 Sep 20 6.18pm | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
With these transfer links, it makes me wonder if a takeover is happening? The US owners have never looked like being sugar daddies and I wouldn't see the club or the other shareholders being able to raise the kind of money we are spending. So far we have spent something like £15m on Eze with a potential £4m in add ons We are more than likely looking at having to spend £6m perhaps rising to £10m on Ferguson We haven’t spent big in my eyes. It’s some time ago now but there was the winter window where we signed PVA, Schlupp and Luka for a combined £40m. That was spending big...especially in a winter window. Bats is coming in on loan. Some of the links to lower league sides will carry nominal fees. I suspect we won’t spend big unless we sell big.
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BelfastEagle 09 Sep 20 6.18pm | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
With these transfer links, it makes me wonder if a takeover is happening? The US owners have never looked like being sugar daddies and I wouldn't see the club or the other shareholders being able to raise the kind of money we are spending. I think it’s a combination of a couple of things: 1.The likelyhood that unless money is invested now we may well be relegated ....the subsequent loss of income would be catastrophic especially in the current climate.
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AdaSirin London 09 Sep 20 6.27pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I must admit I was wondering when someone was going to mention it. We have some big salaries on the books and we are taking in more of them....with not a lot of shipping out news. A lot of existing contracts are ending next summer. Some will be renewed but I suspect that many won't. It's a big part of why this transfer window and the one next summer are so important for us. It's all about transforming and rebuilding the squad from the ground up, and shedding a lot of existing players on high wages. From what I've read from ITKs like Carl, this summer and next summer were always planned to be big windows for us, because we've now finally cleared a lot of our debts from previous purchases we made 3-4 years ago. We've had to do our best to survive within very limited means for the past few seasons because of those previous purchases, but now we're finally reaching the big payoff and thus we have much more money this time around. It's also why surviving in the Premier League is extra important this season. This rebuilding of the team will span two summer transfer windows — what we're seeing now is just the first half of it.
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