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Kinnear is pissed off that Moyes didn’t play any of the youngsters he bought for him, especially that ridiculously expensive one. So Kinnear looks a fool so sabotages the window, leaving only a small core of Moyes players, and forcing him to have to play half a dozen youngsters.
Genius!
I’m not in any way David Moyes biggest fan but when he was here between 2002 and 2013 it was so much better without outside influence picking and choosing the players.
We picked up decent players and made them twice the player they were.
Nobody else but the manager should be picking players
Balogun didn’t even make the bench, let alone the pitch, for Monaco’s first four games of the season, two in Ligue 1 and two Europa Conference League playoff matches (all of which Monaco won without him.)
It is clear from his absence that there is a problem with that ankle that Everton’s medical staff identified and properly sounded the alarm about — thus Monaco’s willingness to renegotiate the transfer terms.
That Balogun got pissed off and left without signing is frustrating as hell, but what exactly did Everton do wrong? Were we not supposed to check with the specialists, or re-work the deal, or explore alternatives like Zirkzee once the deal was off the rails? Did they not bring the guy enough donuts or sing to him? We don’t know.
I say again it was selling Beto without a confirmed replacement that screwed our pooch. That’s what should cost Angus his job. Now. Immediately.
Neil #146, no, we cannot bring in loan players after the window closes, only loan them out to leagues whose windows are still open. We have screwed ourselves completely.
It’s easy to say play George there or Johnson but the way we play dictates a certain type of forward we can choose from, it won’t be worth sending high crosses in from the byline.
We need to play through the middle with incisive loss passes along the grass.