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On in this transfer window.
I think we have sold Ndiaye and Tim on the cheap. Why?? Ndiaye should be worth at least 10M more and Tim going to Hull for just 13M goes to show Kinnear just does not know what he is doing. Can we get rid of him now. I am glad Grealish is back but he is just a straight swap for Ndiaye so Ndiaye will not be as big a loss. Why we did not keep Tim if Norgaard is injured just beggars belief. I actually think Maitland Niles will be a good purchase and for me better than Tete. Hope we can get Balogun over the line to replace Beto who we sold for half what we paid for him. Could have done with another left back as no back up for Mykelenko. Overall a transfer window that does nothing to raise are hopes for European football
Roll on tomorrow morning.
“ Everton, thank you so much.
I arrived here two years ago with a real desire to fight straight away for this club that had put its trust in me. I always gave my all on the pitch, because that is what this club demands, and above all because you fans push us to do so every single time.
I loved every moment here, on and off the pitch, and on behalf of my family, I wanted to thank you.
Thank you first to everyone at the club who works every day to make our lives as easy and enjoyable as possible. Thank you also to my managers and the coaching staff, who always pushed me to keep my standards high.
And to all the players I shared this journey with, thank you. The memories we created together will stay with me forever.
And finally, thank you most of all to you, the fans, for your support, your passion and all the love you gave me during these two seasons. I hope I was able to give some of it back to you.
To have shared two such special moments with you, scoring the final goal at Goodison Park and the first at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, is something I will always carry with me. I’m incredibly proud to have been part of those moments in this club’s history.
You will always be in my heart.”