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You and others on here are deluded in thinking that Everton can snap their fingers, open a wallet and players will flock to the club.
Bowen did not want to leave West Ham and signed a new contract to prove it.
For a deal to happen, it is not just the financials that matter. Unbelievable as it is, some people just don’t want to live on Merseyside, or uproot their kids from schools they are happy in. Some players like living close to the bright lights of London.
For a deal to happen, we have to be the best option for that player not just in terms of money.
It seems that slowly, our recruitment team is assembling a squad that looks to have more depth than last year, and a little more quality, Add to that the improvements seen pre season in Dibling, Barry, Rohl and Armstrong, there is a little cause for optimism. Yes, we need to keep looking for a couple of full backs. But as with other positions, if we are competing with more attractive suitors, then it will be a struggle.
A massive upgrade on McNeill.
Fast and an eye for goal.
Other wingers take note.
Mcneils output has been abysmal since his good 18 months under Dyche, and that only seemed good because of the terrible team we had at the time.
Some people will never be happy whoever you sign, I get that.
There’s no real downside, if johnston is shite, then we have swapped a shite player for a shite player, but a younger one, with a decent chance of selling him on.
Some people would moan if we swapped Mcneil for Yamal.