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Do you remember when Moyes signed he said something about ‘whoever is responsible for recruiting a player should carry the can for their failure’?
He knew then that the data bods and Kinnear would be bringing in players that fit certain metrics that were not aligned with his own. Does Dibling really look like a Moyes player to you? And for £35+ million at that?
I think this is why there has been relatively little new business this summer. Kinnear has been waiting to sell an asset to finance deals.
£62.9m spent this summer to be covered by the transfer fee for Ndiaye. Net spend almost zero.
No wonder Moyes is looking pissed – the club won’t even spend £40m in Doue at right-back despite earning £265m in commercial revenue last season.
His reported salary is a no-no to a club thus far unable to sign a right full-back despite the allegedly fabulous wealth of the utterly silent owner we have, nonetheless extolled to the heavens by his/our US based agent MG.
Grealish with us to me seemed diminishingly arsed the longer we played him. Ndiaye much the same.
If you didn’t know better you’d almost assume so-called professionals at every level of 21st century football just spout shite whilst exhibiting nothing like the commitment fans have, and massively pay for.
Tom @ 74; being on ‘only’ £45,000 a week and having turned down 2 or 3 offers to double or triple his wages, I think we can safely say he might not be adverse to a move.
Sure the money is needed but not for Grealish who may not be as useful as a year ago and the flair of Ndiaye would be missed.
Any good money should be used for another striker but maybe Moyes will settle for Barry and Beto again unfortunately.