Selling Fellaini may not be as bad as first feared for Everton

, Back Page Football , 30 June, 3comments | Jump to most recent

Obviously losing a player of Fellaini’s calibre would be damaging to Everton’s chances of a European place finish next season but would losing Fellaini actually be as bad as it seems for Everton?

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Paul Andrews
1 Posted 30/06/2013 at 18:48:06

A fee of £23-24 million would be good business if the new manager was given all the money as promised.

I don't think we will receive anything like that for Fellaini; in my opinion, it will be Baines who is sacrificed to get the manger his transfer funds.

The best left back in Europe gone for around £15 million...

Jimmy Sørheim
2 Posted 30/06/2013 at 19:01:41

I think Baines is key for the club, if he is gone then I believe so are 4th and Europe.

David Pearl
3 Posted 30/06/2013 at 22:49:51

The choices are to sell them both – bring in £45M and strengthen with five or so top signings and a loan or two. Honda, Striker, Winger, Midfield... and use the squad we had last year bar Fellaini and Baines. Pienaar, Gibson, Coleman, Jagielka, Distin, Jelavic, Mirallas – let's face it, we have a good team – we just need to up the numbers.

Alternatively, we do everything to keep what we have and add 2 or 3 plus loans. Both options give us hope for a good season. We are still underestimated and have quite a settled team.

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