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Nope, both will be on rotation role. And Evra can play winger too, so that would add more versility(sp) to United. And Fabio will go on loan.
Ajt, whens Bains contract going to end?
Nevermind ajt, you answered.
 
I wonder though, being realstic about this situation, if it would actually happen, bearing in mind that we're after Clint Dempsey, and looking to bring back Donovan. So, if we're after Pienaar, Dempsey and Donovan and also Robert Huth, maybe those two sales would be the only way of funding it. But at the same time, wasn't there a rumour doing the rounds that Rodwell was a sweetner for the Gibbo deal?
 
Well, I got it from guy who said last year that Modric will sign for Chelsea. We all know how close it was. He's pretty accurate with transfer rumors. You call those guys ITK i think. Though i agree that 15m for Bains would be more realistic, 20 for Fellaini is too much.
 
I never rated Rodwell that much. Seems so raw, and doesn't fit in midfield roles. Talented for sure, but too much Jack of all trades.
 
Thing is, IF Bainsey does go to Utd we'll have a huge void at LB-there's no-one anywhere as good at LB available at a price we can afford, and there's a chance Distin will be leaving in the summer after contract talks broke down. So we'd be in a very awkward situation indeed.
 
Ps, those links with Bayern are probably bs. They have Alaba, Rafinha and Contento there. They need RB. But i heard some bs about how we are interested in Alaba, and since Rafinha can play RB, then Baines to Bayern could happen.
 
Interesting article:

Everton's share of the Premier League spoils for 2011-12 was just under £49m, with their top-half finish worth an extra £3m alone. The final figures, linked here, show that had the Blues' finished 11th, they would have collected just £7.5m as opposed to the £10.5m merit payment they uiltimately picked up for finishing 7th. Rich reward for the impressive end to the campaign that saw David Moyes's side finish with a nine-match unbeaten run.
The base share of domestic (£13.8m) and overseas (£18.8m) television rights were split equally between the 20 Premier League clubs but it's the breakdown of live broadcast appearances that highlights where the Blues were short-changed this season.
Everton were on live in the UK just 10 times — the minimum stipulated, the same as Bolton, Stoke, Sunderland, Wolves, Wigan and Swansea — while neighbours Liverpool, who would finish lower than the Blues in the Premier League table in the end, were on 23 times. The Manchester sides were on live 51 times between them.


The Blues can expect another £1m or so revenue from their run to the FA Cup semi-finals and CEO Robert Elstone will no doubt be hoping that the team's top-six form in the second half of the season, coupled with the more enterprising style of play that underpinned it, will garner Everton more attention from Sky when they pick next season's live matches.

(from Toffeeweb)

That's surprising. We played much, much better after January, claimed big scalps, had an amazing 4-4 against Utd...and still get only 10 live games in this country. Shafted much?
 
ajt09 said:
Thing is, IF Bainsey does go to Utd we'll have a huge void at LB-there's no-one anywhere as good at LB available at a price we can afford, and there's a chance Distin will be leaving in the summer after contract talks broke down. So we'd be in a very awkward situation indeed.
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Didac Vila, Taiwo, Olsson, Izaquirre or Figueroa could be signed with Baines transfer fee and you'd be left with some pocket change. Not as good as Baines, but good options. Of these I'd go with Didac cos he's young and doesnt seem to get chance at Milan which is shame.
 
Quasit said:
Didac Vila, Taiwo, Olsson, Izaquirre or Figueroa could be signed with Baines transfer fee and you'd be left with some pocket change. Not as good as Baines, but good options. Of these I'd go with Didac cos he's young and doesnt seem to get chance at Milan which is shame.
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True. As long as we don't screw up and sell anyone a la Arteta-that was just diabolically handled. Be a case of wait and see unfortunately-DM still doesn't know how much money he'll have to spend, but he will have to sell again.
 
ajt09 said:
True. As long as we don't screw up and sell anyone a la Arteta-that was just diabolically handled. Be a case of wait and see unfortunately-DM still doesn't know how much money he'll have to spend, but he will have to sell again.
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Read something while ago that some Saudi club wants to sign Cahill from you? Would be good move cos he's aging and you'd have some money to spend.
 
Quasit said:
Read something while ago that some Saudi club wants to sign Cahill from you? Would be good move cos he's aging and you'd have some money to spend.
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Yeah saw that aswell. DM doesn't want to let him go though so doubtful anything will happen to be honest. Be sad to see him leave if he did go though. The way he just exploded onto the scene since he came to Goodison was nothing short of amazing
 
ajt09 said:
Yeah saw that aswell. DM doesn't want to let him go though so doubtful anything will happen to be honest. Be sad to see him leave if he did go though. The way he just exploded onto the scene since he came to Goodison was nothing short of amazing
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Sell him and take Lukaku on loan :)
 
England youth international Eric Dier has gone back to parent club Sporting Lisbon. The 18-year-old defender, who has had two years on loan at the Toffees, believes he will get more chances in Portugal - where his family moved when he was six years old.

Everton boss David Moyes told O Jogo newspaper: "We wanted him to stay with us... we knew he wanted to be in the first team, even though there would be little chance. Maybe [coach Ricardo] Sa Pinto and Sporting have other plans for him."

(Mirror)

And Steven Piennar is to hold talks with Spurs about his future next week.
 
Well done to Rachel Brown and good luck to her

Brown's Team GB Pride / News Archive / News / evertonfc.com - The Official Website of Everton Football Club

We''re also being linked with Irish defender Pierce Sweeney, who is highly rated, and also being chased by Reading along with some other clubs. Possibly another Seamus Coleman in the making.

And on a very happy note, Spurs have reportedly offered the job to AVB. Apparently they're going foreign as they want to take a step up to the next level...........
 
Steven Naismith expected to join Everton by commencement of training camp on Thursday.

But deal for Pienaar unlikely due to valuation being too high for us.
 
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Everton complete the signing of Steven Naismith. Signed a 4 year deal
 
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