@WatchedToffee Mate best teams in the world are selling players. Vinicius Jr leaving, Barcola leaving. Realistically is keeping Ndiaye more likely to make us win something than selling him for massive money and improving the squad with 2/3 quality starters
@CJLowndes@EvertonNewsFeed I still think Dibling is a good player. Reckon if you played him every week he would probably have similar goal and assist numbers as Ndiaye. If we got £75m you could get a starting RB and DM.
Loan fee for Grealish and probably still have a few quid left for another attacker
@CJLowndes@EvertonNewsFeed I voted yes because the money could strengthen the squad. It’s not like he brings 20+ goals to the team. Excellent footballer and joy to watch at times but just doesn’t have enough game winning moments to not be replaceable. Could potentially sign 4 starters with the money
@EvertonNewsFeed Probably get terrored for this but I’m confident if George had played the same minutes last season he would have probably had a better goal involvement total than Ndiaye. Ndiaye is brilliant and exciting to watch but he needs to add more goals and assists. Cash in and invest
So you mean to tell me England had two Pep Guardiola Man City centre-backs, a £300m+ midfield three, a £117m right winger who lives in the pockets, a left winger who’s just signed for Barcelona, and arguably the world’s best striker who drops deep… yet couldn’t control possession against any team that put half a press on, that’s mental.
Tuchel’s got blood on his hands
@KemiBadenoch@Conservatives So your sales pitch is to take away doctors right to fight for fair pay and working conditions. 🤣🤣 if this doesn’t lose you votes then this country is completely finished
@EvertonNewsFeed I would give Dibling a go there. Big strong lad who I think would have better ball retention than Barry and Beto. Show some confidence in him and give him a run
@teadrinker68@MarkReidMITM Not though is it. Everton sold the club to new owners, sacked the manager and hired a new one, hired an entire new management and football leadership staff, moved to a new stadium and had to replace half a squad. Sunderland got promoted and strengthened the squad
@teadrinker68@MarkReidMITM We’re not talking about the last 20 years though. Or Sunderland for that matter. We’re talking about Everton since Moyes took charge just over 12 months ago. In that time I think we are going through more of a transition than Sunderland are. And I think we’re doing fine.
@teadrinker68@MarkReidMITM Your workings out being they used to be in league 1?
We obviously just view football differently which is fine. We’re gonna just keep going back an forth let’s call it 👍🏼
@teadrinker68@MarkReidMITM The club is now stable. We have money to spend and we are improving. If you want to find negativity with that then sound but I don’t see who it benefits
@teadrinker68@MarkReidMITM You will find ways to be negative regardless. I can’t be arsed because it’s football. It’s not that important. Why not try and enjoy it and see the positive. Must be exhausting moaning all the time.
@teadrinker68@MarkReidMITM I’m not comparing us to Sunderland. You brought them up. I just said I think at this current moment we are in a bigger transition period than they are. Whether you like it or not their goal was probably the same as ours going in to the season
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