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It certainly wasn’t from club management? How do you know this for certain? Do you receive updates directly from the Everton management team?
Your continued defence of the owners borders on obsession. Other teams don’t appear to be as patient as Everton,they go out and buy what they need.
Whilst we remain patient waiting for the correct price. Well, that should provide us with some top signings then
I have no idea where originated “the initial talk being that the Toffees were very keen to get at least one player, if not two, in before the World Cup got going” but it certainly wasn’t anyone in club management. And I’m not sure how that would have worked anyway, since the WC opened four days before the window.
Why should ownership be feeling “urgency” to get business done in June? The WC final is July 19.
I’d like to remind everybody that this ownership team has always been determinedly patient in its football dealings. Friedkin walked away from the bargaining table for months before he bought Roma, and again when he bought Everton.
Same with players. Who were our best signings last summer? I’d say KDH, Grealish and Rohl. August 6, August 12 and September 1 respectively.
(And our only early signing was Barry. Just sayin’…)
That’s normal business for TFG. Roma’s two biggest signings on Friedkin’s watch have been Abraham and Dovbyk, both happening in the third week of August.
This management wants what it wants at the proper price, and is willing to wait for it. And as Ian #7 says, for us it’s all about patience — and ignoring rumors and “initial talk” and stuff like that.