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Poor old Jake O’Brien’s insistence on not playing right back will probably mean he sees next season from the bench, we seem to be gambling that Tarks has one last season in him as first pick. if Arsenal came in for Ndiaye, and we got Ben White in return, the picture would look a lot better, he could also cover at right back. And I wouldn’t be surprised to see us swap out Beto for Delap. If that all happened, you’d have to feel pretty optimistic. Our wingers suddenly seem ready for it, put decent fullbacks behind them, surely the sky would be the limit. It will be frustrating indeed if we make do for another year.
Therefore I think it’s one million percent, on the club, that we still haven’t signed a right back. If we were really serious about trying to compete, then I think we would have definitely had a new fullback through the doors by now, but once again “actions speak louder than words” (take your pick with regards the silent friedkin’s) and Everton, are again underprepared for the start of another premier league season.
There’s life in the old dog.
I’ve already decided it was TFG incompetence that we haven’t signed a decent right back since they took over Mike
“We’re” hanging on? “Our” manager doesn’t like them? “Our” recruitment team is targeting the wrong players? “Our” ownership won’t pony up?
Do you not think that perhaps the other three parties in the transaction might sometimes be the reason for the delay? The player or his agent or his club who reject the approach, or may simply want to wait until the last minute for the be$t po$$ible offer on 31 August before choosing a bid?
Have you already decided that the reason we haven’t signed a right back two weeks before the window closes is 100% Everton’s incompetence?
Personally I don’t consider the four we’ve already signed to be “slight” improvements but significant ones. And I’ll wait until that final day before I decide whether we’ve screwed up the right back search or not. It’s the final result that matters, not the process.