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"Thanks to David Moyes, Everton's outlook for the remainder of the season has changed significantly since the day he was appointed but the Club will be riding its luck where the centre-forward position is concerned and it could end up costing them financially anyway," writes Lyndon Lloyd.

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Jim Bennings
1 Posted 04/02/2025 at 07:07:07
The signing of Alcaraz impresses me, I've like the look of this lad for a while and an attacking midfielder.

I can't deny however the lack of striking options is a huge concern.

I can't get away from the thinking that what if Beto gets injured?

We don't have any other available fit option.

DCL and Broja are gone until March at the earliest probably a bit longer before fit.

Chermiti ain't kicked a ball in anger all season.

Robert Tressell
2 Posted 04/02/2025 at 07:16:15
We just obviously don't have any money.

Wolves have attempted to secure their position with 3 signings for just under €50m.

Bournemouth have bought two of the most talented teenagers in world football in Soler and Kroupi.

Etc etc.

Alcaraz might be an astute signing - but it's all about minimising spending.

Mark Murphy
3 Posted 04/02/2025 at 07:17:45
Chermiti is apparantly 3 or 4 weeks away. Sherif is on the bench lately - I’m assuming he’ll step up. IF not we wouldn’t be surprised, or dismayed, to see Sherif get some minutes in the cup game.
IF not we can play a front three without a target man with Ndiaye as the false nine.
When is McNeil back btw?
UTFT
Derek Thomas
4 Posted 04/02/2025 at 07:21:45
I said as much in the Transfer Thread, our best signing...and it wrankles somewhat...was David Moyes, 3 quick wins in the bank and OBrien, Lindstrom and Beto are looking like 3 new signings.

One Swallow and all that and we're still going to lose games...hopefully not the Derby.

But up to now most of us have a slight smile on our faces - even the ones who think the window was a total piece of shit.

James Hughes
5 Posted 04/02/2025 at 07:26:50
I see that despite facing 115 charges from the PL that Citteh have still spent £150 million. That is a two fingered salute IMO
Colin Glassar
6 Posted 04/02/2025 at 07:30:29
I think now it’s a question of surviving this season and see in the summer if these yanks are the real deal or not.

So far, for me, the jury is still out.

Robert Tressell
7 Posted 04/02/2025 at 07:41:47
Colin - what do you mean by the real deal?

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