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And of course Munoz had an outstanding WC, Colombia’s best player IMO.
I would call him a good value at £25m, and would change our attacking profile instantly.
Funnily enough, I was only just thinking of well-known long-time anti-racist campaigner Mr. Devlin (6-8) yesterday, when he popped up on one of last year’s threads.
Nice fella. Extremely articulate. Reasonable. Thoughtful. Never ever petty, silly, error-prone or snide. NO! Absolutely not.
Looks like we “snide, bitter, lonely old gossipy fishwives” can look forward to another long no-Devlin stretch of time.
I disagree completely with Mr. Kossoff’s views. They are the antithesis of mine. But he’s entitled to them. Nor do you have to be a ‘racist’ to hold such views.
Note to Mr. Devlin. Mr. Kenrick once went on a seal cull.
Your ancestors also arrived on a boat Paul, and thankfully were given a warmer welcome than you want to give to people in the same position.
I know some on here don’t rate him but I certainly do. Top player and I think a change would do him good. Ideally we would be playing off Munoz against White to get the best value. Either would vastly improve the situation at RB.
Doue I think is a pipe dream.
I agree, I’m being silly (in an Everton world).
We’ve been without a competent RB for so long that two seems ridiculous.
But we’ve got an actual 2 per position thing forming, kinda. We’re short at least 2 full backs and a decent striker from having a pretty decent side, imo.
To have those two at RB would make for a great bench/squad.
Imagine never having to see JOB at right back ever again? Haha. Nah, I can’t either!