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• As I see it, and so do many others here by the sound of it.rnrnBoth clubs acknowledged there was an injury problem, otherwise why would Monaco agree to altering the contract. Yes, maybe the player thought he would get away with it and was found out and cried off.rnBUT the fundamental ballsup here is the fact that EVERTON ALWAYS LEAVE THESE THINGS UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE.. rnMoyes has looked like a rabbit in the headlights for weeks, he cannot have been happy with the way things were progressing. However this does not get him off the hook, if he had the balls to do so he should have made the position perfectly clear to TFG, perhaps he did, but he is as guilty as anyone for this fiasco. He claims to want the best \'for the fans\'. He is our, the fans mouthpiece to the the board. I bet he is as sick as a parrot now and probably shitting himself thinking of the job ahead. Serves him right....
  Robert Williams in Monaco CEO on Balogun’s late Everton U-turn: “Not comfortable signing after club’s treatment”
• Shame financial constraints meant we also couldn't even spend the £2m needed to buy Ethan Wheatley from United too. I mean, while the highly rated 20 year old couldn't hit a barn door playing on loan at Bradford and Northampton in League One he'd have been on our subs bench and be considered PL ready had he signed....
  Gavin Johnson in Everton U21s sign Ezra Carrington from Manchester City Academy
• Agree David #79rnrnIf TFG see the collapse at the end of last season as failure... they should recognise this window as a major failure and move to fix it....
  Brendan McLaughlin in Monaco CEO on Balogun’s late Everton U-turn: “Not comfortable signing after club’s treatment”
• Tom (1), “Okay we needed to release McNeil but did we need another winger who doesn\'t find the net.”rnrnSeems like you’ve already made up your mind about Brennan Johnson, who weighed in with a good assist and well taken goal against PNE. Or do games against ‘lesser’ opposition just not count?...
  Si Cooper in ToffeeWeb Talk: Deadline Day Disaster and Owner Incompetence - Episode 3 Out Now
• Agree David @79...
  Jay Lewis in Monaco CEO on Balogun’s late Everton U-turn: “Not comfortable signing after club’s treatment”
• \"Tfg can\'t put money in, it\'s what we generate we are allowed to spend.rnSo kinear has to generate the funds, and can spend the funds.\"rnrnSo David, when Kinnear went on record to say we are now a top third club by revenue, do you think he was lying?rnrnIf you think he wasn\'t what do you think our current SCR ratio is and what do you think TFG would have settled for?...
  Mark Taylor in Monaco CEO on Balogun’s late Everton U-turn: “Not comfortable signing after club’s treatment”