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How often do you get a player of his ability so keen to come?
But now, having seen the boy George in his form and the signing of Johnson, I’m thinking maybe not, I prefer the pace of our current play and don’t want it to slow back down.
I’d be happy either way
2 goals and 6 assists in 20 appearances for us. We don’t have that productivity elsewhere in the squad.
Only Illy came close to those numbers, and played 14 games more to get there.
I think signing Grealish, even though he is a good player, we are starting to get into the wrong market. Everton are starting to look like they are on track in the rebuilding program and signing Grealish is a miss use of any transfer money we have while still using other players at right back that would be better in the positions they where bought for. Even though he scored last night I still believe we need a more consistent #9 than what we have, so do not waste money on positions we have coverage for GET A RIGHT BACK.
Do you think so? Even after an incredible performance vs Palace and another good display last night?
I think the stats were that he was 2nd in the most ground covered in the first round of games this season.