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• Didn\'t Moyes exist in prehistoric times at Finch Farm.rnrnAnd why couldn\'t 3 of the first team squad model the shirts, haven\'t got a clue who they are.rnrnThe games gone potty....
  Andy Meighan in Everton release sickly green third kit for 2026-27
• Ian. Grealish scored 2 goals last season and managed 6 assists (only 2 of which came after August).rnrnHe\'s a year older now, just coming back from a long term foot injury and we know he didn\'t exactly look after himself whilst he wasn\'t playing. If he wasn\'t called Jack Grealish and that is what the club were proposing replacing N\'Diaye with this page would be in meltdown. ...
  Andrew Ellams in If Grealish leaves Man City, his preference would be Everton
• I have no idea why City want Ndiaye. Because they can? They don\'t need him and I don\'t want \'consolation prize\' Grealish. ...
  Paul Griffiths in If Grealish leaves Man City, his preference would be Everton
• That did cross my mind MG, but my hunch is that it will be formulaic and methodical with the same set up, no changes, and no subs....
  Paul Griffiths in Mixed Messaging from David Moyes
• Sign Grealish, and sell Alcaraz.rnrnGrealish can win a game, can score goals, create assists and can be the difference to keeping the ball to get the result.rnrnAlcaraz doesn\'t. In fact Alcaraz does very little on the pitch. He will have his admirers on this page hoping he will come good. But that is all it is, hope.rnrnGrealish doesn\'t need to play 38 Premier league games for the full 90. He can be rotated with the other attacking players.rnrnFairly easy decision if you want Everton to move forward. Sign effective players, and dump the shite....
  Ian Bennett in If Grealish leaves Man City, his preference would be Everton
• Ndiaye is a top player, who's been incredible for us and I'd hate to lose him, but sounds like his head has been turned for a move OR we're looking to cash in, likely both. Let's face it, he was on his was to Saudi till the 11th hour a week or so back. Assuming that is the case then taking Grealish, plus a bag of cash, or Jack, Rico Lewis and a slightly smaller bag of cash, in return for a player we signed for £15M seems smart business. Clearly we need a right back, and another forward, but the window isn't over yet, and it's not like we've done no transfer business. We brought in Hackney and Norgaard to strengthen the midfield and Johnson to offer something else upfront, as well as completing the signings of George and Rohl. I'd argue we're stronger and more balanced than we were beforehand. I'd also point out that we've won our first 2 games to nil and scored 6, plus Barry's starting to look like the player we thought we'd signed!...
  Chris James in If Grealish leaves Man City, his preference would be Everton