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One of a few new names as the season gets underway.
His confidence has grown, but he still makes lots of errors and loses the ball a fair amount. That will drive the coaches nuts, not just Moyes.
The right back delay I think is down to holding out for a certain player.
I do think once that option happens or doesn’t happen, they’ll move to the back up option. Someone again posted yesterday that we have a strong interest in Doue. I hope that is the case, as he is undoubtedly the best option of all the right backs linked. But also the most expensive at £40m plus.
None of the back up options are perfect for what we need:-
Wan Bissaka and Spence are not creative.
Johnston is a gamble.
Munoz is very good, but 30 already.
Reed Feyenoord probably too young to play regular
Boey bayern munich, Baku Leipzig, ive not seen enough to comment.
Doue Strasbourg is clearly the star of the list
I can understand why Everton have monitored, but not bid so far. They’ve the weakest hand once others come in for him. So biding their time, watching the price come down, is probably the best and only option.
I think we would all be happier if the club signed their first choice target, rather than 6th, 7th, 8th on the list. All well and good say get a right back in, but it’ll be the same lot that say hes crap, championship level etc, and then looking to sell in 12-36 months time. That doesn’t take the club forward.
There is no doubt we need a new right back. In person, I can tell you Rohl is good enough to start the season. His main problem will be having quick enough feet for the small, nimble winger. But he will offer more going the other way than weve had for years.
This wont kill Rohl’s development either. The lad needs minutes, and if he isn't good enough to start midfield, playing right back will do him for more good playing – than sitting on the bench. Same with Obrien previously.
How we still haven’t signed a right back is, imo, completely unfathomable.
At least we have four wide players, which means they should be able to be constantly rotated, because anyone who knows anything about playing out wide, will tell you it’s a thankless job full of unselfish, dirty running, especially when you play behind a stay at home fullback.
I’m not one for predictions, experience tells me that they can often make you look silly, but with Everton, now having four wide players, it still wouldn’t be a surprise to me if I turn up at Bramley-Moore, next week, to see Merlin Rohl, playing on the right, in front of Jake O’Brien. We will see.