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• two wingers and one full back at least is more urgent than this guy we were on the up werent we? ...
  Nicolas Piñon in Everton intensify Thierno Barry approach
• Andy @38, Also, in the past our new players have never actually "signed" they usually " put pen to paper".Maybe they can't write. :-) Doesn't stop them getting immoral wages though. Funny Ol' Game isn't it ?...
  Derek Knox in Everton intensify Thierno Barry approach
• Andy #38, I believe there's chanting involved. Maybe burning some incense. Brian #37, I hope not. Selling Beto and replacing him with an unproven youngster, no matter how talented, would be looney tunes IMO. Only if there's a second striker incoming would that make sense to me. BTW, to all who haven't seen it yet, check out the club site compilation of the greatest PL goals at Goodison. Several I didn't remember (the blasts by Fernandes and Bily, Jo's debut goal) or had never seen (Barlow, Watson's chip). Very enjoyable. ...
  Mike Gaynes in Everton intensify Thierno Barry approach
• Andy, As I understand the way these things work: Doreen has to type up the terms of the bid on a typewriter, and while that is going on, the carrier pigeon is being trained for the journey by Big Dunc. The pigeon may or may not make it to the destination as intended. As you can see, it’s a convoluted process and this is why we don’t tie these deals up quickly!...
  James Newcombe in Everton intensify Thierno Barry approach
• Does anyone know what "preparing" a bid means? Does it involve hand wringing or is it mostly paperwork? It seems to be quite time consuming. Also, in the past our new players have never actually "signed" they usually " put pen to paper". One thing I won't miss about the old ToffeeWeb....
  Andy Crooks in Everton intensify Thierno Barry approach
• Thierno Barry in. Beto out to offset the cost. DCL signs a new contract. Net outlay £14-15m.Sorted. ...
  Brian Williams in Everton intensify Thierno Barry approach