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I’m off to pay tribute watching old clips on youtube.
Still remember him face-palming a much larger forward who approached to protest a tackle. A true football man.
So I don’t see the benefit of not investing tge full fee.
I don’t think it would be up in the 80m mark.
Probably 65m 70m
The other argument for Ndiaye staying, apart from being one of best players is, with SCR and the amortisation of the fees, his fee was not much, therefore isn’t impacting SCR as much, hes on small wages too.
Not alot of people are looking at the window with realistic expectations, so they are bound to be let down.
I was always wondering where the SCR limits would be for us, now I’m basically not thinking anyone big will come in.
See lots of negativity on norgard, prob the same people who moaned we didn’t sign xhaka, but could turn out to do a good job, said our MF looked lightweight, fills that role.
Everton 1 Spurs 0 in April 1963, a fantastic header by Alex Young from Roy Vernon’s free kick beating the retreating Bill Brown in Spurs goal. And as others have mentioned Everton 3 Leeds United 2 in the 1969 season. A truly magnificent game between two outstanding teams.
Lots of other memories too!
Maybe they don’t want to risk him getting injured ahead of the impending transfer?