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The thing is, every player purchase is a four-way transaction. Not just us, but the other club and the player and his agent. And none of them have any incentive to operate on our time schedule. Maybe the club or the agent are waiting for a better offer. Maybe the player wants to stay at his current club. Nobody’s in a hurry.
And apparently neither are we. According to the various media reports we all saw, our transaction guy knocked a total of 15 million off the buy prices for George and Hackney by patiently negotiating. Reportedly, we even walked away from the table on George.(which is, I would note, exactly the same strategy TFG used when buying Everton.)
We won’t know what’s going on until it’s done.
Except, of course, that we’re still cleaning up that mess.
Yes, not just Brighton, but Brentford and Bournemouth have done some really good business over the years in terms of finding players, growing their value and selling them on for big profits. But that’s not a business model I think Everton should aspire to. We have resources well beyond theirs – wealthy owners, much bigger stadium and game day revenue, potentially larger commercial partnerships – and I hope and believe that we are intended to play among the big boys, not the B’s. It takes years to build that, but I see no reason we can’t do it.
I was concerned for your hip Darren