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unlucky Kenny Tete, you should have signed last year instead of using us to get a new deal at the football equivalent of Smooth FM!
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Moyes should resign.
That said, I think I’ve probably got to apologise to him for calling him for perceived negativity in our transfer dealings, or lack of them.
He told us straight today. He doesn’t like it. He doesn’t control it. We need to add to squad not weaken. I believe he worries for the lack of depth and experience in our squad. He said sometimes people at football clubs take big unpopular decisions.
Implying we have to do this, financially, in contrast to what Kinnear recently told us.
We’d be in a bit of a mess if we have to sell both Ndiaye and Armstrong, realising circa £110m profit to balance the books.
It hasn’t been a good day. It hasn’t been a good transfer window thus far, likely to get worse.
Where are Everton at right now?
Chances of Owner clarity and explanation are non existent. They don’t leave me with a good feeling right now.
I just don’t think you understand.
Cos if you sell Armstrong. Harrison Armstrong.
You’ll just have a riot on your hands!