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I imagine Ndiaye found out that Man Utd and Man City are not going to pay that for now.
Your other 3 are very good players but not quite first pick Top 6 players.
I can criticise his drive and commitment, when hes been at fault for goals he always points the finger at someone else.
Pickford has bailed him out on numerous occasions with his blind passes back.
While him and Keane continue to play together, Everton will leak goals, and that silly twat Moyes will defy us and continue to field them.
Can’t keep his trap shut and quite honestly Branthwaite has made him look a far better player than he is.
Honestly, I can’t stand him and his phoney hard man stance and, as Mick said, I cant wait to see the back of him.
One outlier is Bournemouth but even they are 9th in the net spend table and I’ve no idea how they have done that, given they are a tiny club relative to us. Maybe they have to sell big this year. The other big outlier is Villa who, incredibly, are 19th in that table but I guess the quality of manager explains the reasons for that. You can of course break out of your financial position but you need to get hold of a top level manager to have any chance. Maybe their luck runs out this year given how much they have offloaded, but maybe not.
So for me, it’s pointless to bash Moyes when he is after all a middling manager for a middling team with a barely middling budget. And that appears to suit our owners just fine.
Would you swap Alexis MacAllister for Dewsbury Hall for example? I’m not sure I would. I think KDH is an excellent player.
Likewise N’Diaye could play for City instead of Doku. Garner could replace Onana at Villa for me. Or even Tielemans at Villa / Man Utd. O’Brien is an excellent centre back and we will see that when a manager eventually plays him there. O’Brien could walk into the Liverpool starting XI tomorrow and improve it.
The spine of an excellent team. 2 good full backs and a decent striker away from having a completely excellent team.