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• Credit where credit is due. Well done to the person at Everton who got this transfer done. A great bit of business. A solid signing this one...
  Mark Ryan in Brennan Johnson undergoing Everton medical today ahead of McNeil swap deal
• Find it crazy people are even having doubts about this deal. rnMcneils output has been abysmal since his good 18 months under Dyche, and that only seemed good because of the terrible team we had at the time.rnrnSome people will never be happy whoever you sign, I get that. rnrnThere\'s no real downside, if johnston is shite, then we have swapped a shite player for a shite player, but a younger one, with a decent chance of selling him on. rnrnSome people would moan if we swapped Mcneil for Yamal. ...
  David West in Johnson and McNeil swap deal a win-win for all parties
• I remember going to Barnsley away in a friendly. Think we won 3-0. Tom was up and coming, future star etc. No offence, I thought he was shite. All he did was pass the ball sideways. It was abit like Baines towards the end of his career. Side or back with absolutely nothing going forward...
  John Atkinson in Tom Davies is back at Finch Farm
• Done deal, we\'ve signed Johnson - it\'s official. ...
  James Marshall in Johnson and McNeil swap deal a win-win for all parties
• If a wide forward was what Everton were looking for, to improve our team massively - then they should have spent the money and bought Jarrod Bowen...
  Tommy Carter in Johnson and McNeil swap deal a win-win for all parties
• Can anyone explain to me why Moyes is still here?rnHe has a year left on his contract and it surely won’t be renewedrnHe has achieved what he was brought here to do,ie.keep us in the division so the ideal thing to do would have been to get rid of him at the end of last season and bring in a new manager with time to build his own squad for this season. rnI suspect a major reason is that the club don’t want to be lumbered with a big pay off at this juncture rnI can see no advantage from keeping him on,but we did lose the opportunity to bring in perhaps a more progressive manager with the silly idea of playing more positive and attractive football.rnAlso if his contract is allowed to run down we’ll be in exactly the same position as we are now rnCome on Scotland,make him an offer he can’t refuse!!...
  Stu Darlington in Everton are drawn away to Preston North End in the Carabao Cup