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• We need to see some smart wheeling and dealing like Villa are doing. Of course, they have the advantage of being in the CL and having a coach well regarded by players. I guess that they will put in a bid for Ndiaye, and if it is in in the 60-70 million region, Everton should consider selling. I would also be tempted to cut our losses on Dibling and sell him to a newly promoted team. We can probably recover about 25 million if we did that. Our recruitment team can use those funds along with sales of McNeil, Patterson, possibly Iroegbunam to rebuild the squad in the key areas that we all know need strengthening.rnFor me, the biggest disappointment is that David Moyes is still our manager. TFG missed a trick by not signing Glasner when he was available, and I think we will look back and think of it as a massive missed opportunity....
  Ajay Gopal in One month out - Everton's transfer clock ticking
• Pape Gueye incoming soon apparently ...
  Jay Lewis in One month out - Everton's transfer clock ticking
• It is always tough getting players in during a world cup year, prices are way overflated, but not only that players will be getting some time off for Holidays to spend with their families.rnrnThings will start to pick up in a week or so, what I would do is ignore clickbait about players speaking to Everton, then suddenly another team seems to buy them, thats normally down to the players agent, spreading gossip to to buy his player.rnrnEverton will be linked to many players and by going off the media, we are looking at 40+ players, each rumour made up then disappointment when the player signs elsewhere.rnrnWe are now living in a clickbait era, wbich needs to be taken with a pinch of salt.rnrnIf the right players become available then Everton will be in there, and if a ridiculous bid comes in for one of our players then Everton will sell, not because we are a selling club but getting a huge amount of money makes sense in the long term, if that money can be spent on three ...
  Brian Wilkinson in One month out - Everton's transfer clock ticking
• Has signing players and building a squad got significantly more difficult than when Moyes was last here, really?rnrnI know he had 11 long years and each summer it seemed to just be adding one or two cogs to a team that was finishing in the top 6 in most seasons, the likes of a Fellaini would be added to a midfield of Arteta, Cahill, Pienaar etc.rnrnBut why nowadays do we have such an issue now trying to put a cohesive unit together?rnrnrnrn...
  Jim Bennings in One month out - Everton's transfer clock ticking
• JohnrnrnYou seem to be looking for some sort of back and forth. You are not getting it. There will not be any more \"turns\" as far as I'm concerned. I'm already disappointed in myself for contributing to a non - football argument. rnrnQuite a few people have commented on this unsavoury post. rnrnWhether you think it was a good idea to start spouting about \"race card's and over reaction to \"slightest criticism with shouts of anti-semitism\" on a thread were people were pointing to an indisputably anti-semitic post, is a question for your judgement. Not mine.rnrn...
  Darren Hind in Beto hails “not normal” Everton fans after Dundee win and embraces Barry battle
• With Everton you never know what’s going on behind the scenes with regard to the transfer market.They play their cards very close to their chest,always have.rnI know this can be terribly frustrating for supporters especially when we see other clubs active in the market often signing players we have allegedly been linked with.rnHowever we still have a month before the opening game against Palace,so we have got to hope that things are moving behind the scenes.rnAll our supporters know which positions need strengthening so we have got to believe that the experts at the club know this as well as we do.rnIf we fail to fill these positions adequately,leaving us having to play players out of position or who are now past their best then I fear that what Keith says @1 above may be very prophetic and Moyes will be gone by January and we will be struggling yet again in the bottom half.rnIt’s being so cheerful keeps me going!...
  Stu Darlington in One month out - Everton's transfer clock ticking