Everton Football Club

The Only club in the entire Europe not to buy/loan a player in during a summer transfer window ?

Quite unbelievable. Trying my best to feel sorry for their fans, but can't help a

I dont like them anyway so i dont feel anything

Besides it will be easier to finish above them now

They got Eric Dier on loan

Out of all the clubs to get a billionaire owner......they needed one the most.

It will be hard for Moyes to keep them moving forward

they are linked with drenthe, after madrid made him available for less then a million. Or even free if no one else is interested

Their last big transfer was a free from Leeds.

I just don't understand why they are so broke. Surely they can get some the dutch or french league player for like 4 or 5 mill...better than not buying and strengthening the squad.

They are gonna really struggle.

I feel sorry for them tbh. They are a decent club with a good history.

Bill Kenwright has tried his best but he just doesn't have the money to compete with other owners now.

Makes me feel very fortunate for The drumaville consortium who owned us previously and our current owner Ellis Short.

I think if Everton had the kind of investment we had over the past few years they would probably be a top 5 team.

If anyone deserves a rich owner I think it is them.

no billionaire with the attitude of seeing football team as a business venture is going to want to buy Everton. They epitomize the blue collar workers club, located next to one of the biggest /most iconic clubs in the world, with no global appeal. There is no profit in that. If you are a sugar daddy, you would rather buy a cub that would appeal to the mass.

They can always hope for a passionate Everton billionaire to pop up and make them his/her charity case

They have so much decent young talent, and players like Baines, Fellaini, Arteta they just need a freaking good striker.

Emaharg wrote:They have so much decent young talent, and players like Baines, Fellaini, Arteta they just need a freaking good striker.

Saha is really good when not injured.... i think he scored 14-15 goals for them last season? or was it the year b4 that

Well they deserve it.Hope the banks default on their lone and plunge into administration.

i feel sorry for moyes he is a top coach, he needs to get outta there and go somewhere he can enhance his reputation, he has taken everton as far he/ and the board can take them

michael1 wrote:i feel sorry for moyes he is a top coach, he needs to get outta there and go somewhere he can enhance his reputation, he has taken everton as far he/ and the board can take them

he has something called LOYALTY

Immaculate_Mole wrote:I dont like them anyway so i dont feel anything

Besides it will be easier to finish above them now

that your dog Mole? :O

ali8775 wrote:

michael1 wrote:i feel sorry for moyes he is a top coach, he needs to get outta there and go somewhere he can enhance his reputation, he has taken everton as far he/ and the board can take them

he has something called LOYALTY

I respect that but as i said he has taken the club as far as they can go.

There is nothin more he can do espcially with the club in dire straights.

Moving on wouldnt be disloyal as he has done everything he can.

He is a good coach and deserves the chance to go somewhere else where his skills can be better used

cyberman wrote:Their last big transfer was a free from Leeds.

in all fairness that was a top signing, that lad gave the chelses back four so much trouble it wasnt even funny

Leicester have bid 4m for Jermaine Beckford

Real11 wrote:Beckford has left for Leicester for 4m

show me the source for this, i cant believe beckford would leave a PL team to go back to the championship

if true then as the special one would say, "very nice Sven"

#SkySources: Argentinian striker Denis Stracqualursi having medical at #Everton #ssn #deadlineday

Everton did their usual good last season and probably will this season, too.

But once their key players start declining, they might in for a rough time as a club if they still don't have the money to buy some decent names.

The next few years could be very significant for them. I hope they don't collapse, more fun beating them when they are a proper Premier League side.

Arsenalfaithfull wrote:no billionaire with the attitude of seeing football team as a business venture is going to want to buy Everton. They epitomize the blue collar workers club, located next to one of the biggest /most iconic clubs in the world, with no global appeal. There is no profit in that. If you are a sugar daddy, you would rather buy a cub that would appeal to the mass.

They can always hope for a passionate Everton billionaire to pop up and make them his/her charity case

What of ManC, then?

but somehow they make it in the top 8. wat they need is Wenger style of management.

Sushi Master wrote:

Arsenalfaithfull wrote:no billionaire with the attitude of seeing football team as a business venture is going to want to buy Everton. They epitomize the blue collar workers club, located next to one of the biggest /most iconic clubs in the world, with no global appeal. There is no profit in that. If you are a sugar daddy, you would rather buy a cub that would appeal to the mass.

They can always hope for a passionate Everton billionaire to pop up and make them his/her charity case

What of ManC, then?

But Manchester city if dif, in a sense that they do have the local fan base. And had a fairly big stadium to begin with.

Not only have they just brought in one player(on loan), it looks as though they have lost Arteta too.

They are *bleep*.

OFFICIAL: They signed Drenthe from RealMadrid on Loan!