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If he knocks in 12 plus goals and looks and resembles a proper striker, the criteria being, able to hold a ball up, being a pain in the arse for defenders, looking interested, all of which is an upgrade on Barry’s “I’ve just got out of bed for this” style.
My only concern on Delap would be his injury but let’s see, if it happens it happens.
I still think if we had some decent scouts out there we’d find a hidden gem somewhere, but that never seems to happen at Everton.
I’d sell Barry, I just don’t think he’s cut out for the physical demands of this league nor really knows what we as a fanbase require from a centre forward.
I wouldn’t pay money on Delap however, loan yes, see how he does but what we don’t need is throwing another shit load of money on a striker that doesn’t cut the the mustard
At Lille he had 102 goal involvements in 178 games. He looks a composed, quality footballer, reminding me of a slightly more physical Jermaine Defoe.
Tatty looks to me more like a Marcus Bent. Puts a shift in, but lacks the class to be a true threat.
Juve signed David on a free, so id think there would be a good deal to be done here. Loan to buy, or an offer of around £40m would get a very decent striker, and critically someone that can play up front on his own or in a pair.
If we want a goal scorer to replace Lukuku, then you need to buy pedigree of someone that has delivered it in my view.