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Despite being against bringing in younger players, he did so, but he selected those younger players.
At no point did I suggest Moyes went against the billionaire owner, as you suggested.
Friedkin might be rocketing up the Forbes list,but he hasn’t got Everton rocketing anywhere had he?
Jay @ 17, no it hasn’t worked out well for West Ham. But that’s what you get when you continue to hire mediocre managers and get left an ageing squad.
Grealish will have to prove he’s over the injury, massive risk signing a player injured.
But knowing us we will get him permanent, and he’ll never play again.
Usually exciting summer, don’t think I can even be bothered!!!
George, who Moyes clearly rates a lot higher than Dibling, depends on price, Chelsea’s need to offload.
Gueye, low earner I think, I’d keep as squad player only for further 12 months.
Myko, has to be 2nd choice left back, recruit better.
There has to be a lot of wheeling and dealing this Summer. Fear not Kinnear and Moyes are leading the charge…