The Rumour Mill, Season 2011-12
Yobo talks still stalled
The initial loan agreement between the two clubs stipulated a £5m fee but the Turkish giants have apparently offered a paltry £1m for a player who has helped guide them to a championship and cup win in his time there.
The report states that Everton have told Fenerbahçe that they want Yobo back at Finch Farm by 1 July if nothing has been resolved by then.
The Turks are close to tying up a deal for Brazilian defender Lucio and are believed to be looking at Vedran Corluka as an alternative option to Yobo.
Original Source: Kick Off
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102 Posted 19/06/2012 at 20:39:22
We look like a soft touch here yet again.
103 Posted 19/06/2012 at 20:41:41
Apparently there are other teams interested in Yobo; even if nobody comes in for him, we should retain the player and show other teams that we will not be pushed about.
107 Posted 19/06/2012 at 21:42:36
112 Posted 19/06/2012 at 21:53:39
114 Posted 19/06/2012 at 21:51:24
All in all, it just highlights with a coach-bolted-on certainty, the path this unmitigated shyster supreme chairman has taken us down. Fuck off now, Kenwright.
139 Posted 19/06/2012 at 23:48:20
141 Posted 20/06/2012 at 00:19:07
Surely we can drum up a bigger offer from someone....and the quicker the better. Bill has misc expenses to pay after all.
143 Posted 20/06/2012 at 00:30:23
145 Posted 20/06/2012 at 00:40:15
151 Posted 20/06/2012 at 01:15:57
159 Posted 20/06/2012 at 04:55:03
We need to play hardball, they had a deal and they try to back out from it.
Pay up or shut up.
All this back and forward with Fenerbache makes us look soft.
No more, you either stand by your demands or you can this give up the daily running of our football club.
5 million is incorrect. The deal is more like 3 million, but Fenerbache wants to lower the offer to 1.5 million.
That is the situation, not 5million.
Who would pay 5 million for Yobo when he only has one year left on his contract.
I would go for 2.5 at minimum or 2 with add on fees.
163 Posted 20/06/2012 at 06:01:07
We should have told Fenerbahçe then to fuck off if they didn't want to sign him for the agreed amount and told them no to another loan deal.
Unfortunately, beggars can't be choosers, can they, Billy K? And we need to get wages off the books.
185 Posted 20/06/2012 at 10:18:13
187 Posted 20/06/2012 at 10:33:06
188 Posted 20/06/2012 at 10:36:39
Put it out that he is for sale to anyone and see what we get, just get his wages off the books, as he is never going to play for us again
190 Posted 20/06/2012 at 11:13:42
194 Posted 20/06/2012 at 12:16:35
Yobo has 80 odd caps, been captain for a good few of those, is only 31and is clearly rated high enough by Fernabache. I saw the Galatasaray play off game and he looked in great form, I can?t understand the lack of interest, especially from teams in this division, one he knows. If you were a promoted team he would be a great signing, imo of course.
It all depends if there is interest elsewhere but I find it strange we can?t shift him for around £3/4m. Although I suppose, like the Yak situation clubs will exploit the fact he has no future at Everton at all, we want shut as well and seem happy to take the drop and kill the situation.
Unfortunately we seem to have ran into a club even more skint that us and are attempting the old 250k and a sausage dinner lay down, with instalments till doomsday!!!
195 Posted 20/06/2012 at 12:09:07
They must have seen this coming, but they let him go on loan to save wages.
I think he is already transfer listed, Yobo has put in the request himself I think.
I think Fenerbache will fold before the deadline.
They will not pay more then 2 million, it is a steal for them, remember we paid 5 million for Distin.
It seems like we always end up selling players for less then their real value.
I wonder if Moyes has anything to do with that, or if it is only Kenwrights doing.
Fenerbache run a hard bargain, we should follow their example when selling players.
Just last season we sold Yakubu for around a million when he cost 11.25, and Bily cost us 9 million and he was sold for 5 million.
I say no wonder we are broke, 10 years with selling players for less then you bought them for can do that.
Also the wages paid needs to be looked at.
Cahill earns around 70.000 a week according to the media, how is that healthy?
Fellaini I can understand, he has real market value.
Also Baines earns less then Cahill, I find that strange.
Only after Moyes took control did we start breaking our limit on wages.
Even though it can be good for keeping players like Fellaini, but there has to be a healthy wage limit on squad players, currently there is no limit.
So Cahill needs to be sold, if only because his wages are way too high.
Also Yobo is on 50.000 a week, that goes to show the problem I am getting at.
Moyes/Kenwright needs to lower the wages being paid, but players such as Baines and Fellaini are highly wanted so they need to be on high wages, Cahill and Yobo do not.
197 Posted 20/06/2012 at 12:52:24
Do you really think that Johnson was worth the money we got for him? And Beckford, to name just two!
201 Posted 20/06/2012 at 13:28:52
Jimmy 195 - picking 2 players we sold at a loss and ignoring the ones we sold at a profit isn't a balanced view and doesn't constitute '10 years with selling players for less then you bought them for'
205 Posted 20/06/2012 at 13:46:42
207 Posted 20/06/2012 at 13:46:28
215 Posted 20/06/2012 at 15:28:48
Point still stands like, Distin was 31 on a £6million fee. Makes Yobo around £3/4 million, seems reasonable enough.......
217 Posted 20/06/2012 at 15:42:38
I'm suprised anyone does any business with Turks judging from other events which have gone on and what i've heard here. It necessarliy not inherrent in their culture is it though?... Haggling! Seems they practice it in big business!!! We don't do too much of it over here. They were always going to come back and offer much lower.
222 Posted 20/06/2012 at 16:32:16
224 Posted 20/06/2012 at 16:54:37
So to suggest that we are going to get £3 million + now as his contract is running down further, well...fanciful.
227 Posted 20/06/2012 at 17:44:29
Only correction is that he cut the clubs nose off, not his own. He's not out of pocket, but the club certainly is because the manager was unable to keep Yobo at the club playing until there was an offer and basically sidelined him. Similar situation with the yak, as you correctly point out.
Good job we're not skint....
230 Posted 20/06/2012 at 18:20:00
233 Posted 20/06/2012 at 18:08:52
He deserved to be sidelined and I hope he doesn't come back. Dozy prick made Jags look like Messi and was prone to mistakes, even tying his shoe lace while the opposition scored. (can't remember who).
261 Posted 20/06/2012 at 23:05:45
279 Posted 21/06/2012 at 05:19:11
That aside, I would swap him for a decent carpet and some nice cloth maybe some olives/prunes thrown in to sweeten the deal but I don't rate the guy in any way. Same for the Yak, a very lazy and deceitful person; get him gone and be done with it!
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085 Posted 19/06/2012 at 19:21:29