Link with Scott Sinclair resurfaces

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Everton continue to be linked with Scott Sinclair who has failed thus far to break into Manchester City's first team after making the move north from Chelsea.

The Daily Star put their dubious editorial weight behind a report yesterday that Roberto Martinez is interested in signing the former Swansea City winger who is valued at around £6m to £7m.

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Alan Humphreys
038 Posted 23/07/2013 at 23:05:25
Could do worse, depends if he wants to play with a football or his wages sat on his arse on their bench. New manager at City etc.

Loving the little sarcastic comments about the rumours in the papers btw "dubious editorial weight" for the Daily Star above and also for the same paper re McCarthy "less-than-believable". Keep it up lads, lay it on thick for the Mail and just don't bother printing owt from the scum.

Harold Matthews
039 Posted 23/07/2013 at 23:03:17
A headless chicken on a big wage. No thanks.

Expert at missing sitters.

James Elworthy
041 Posted 23/07/2013 at 23:20:08
Does that mean dozey Rosey Webster will be at the match
Probably would wear a red dress with her tits hanging out and then say I didn't realise that was Liverpools colours
Colin Glassar
044 Posted 23/07/2013 at 23:27:00
I'd prefer Wayne Routledge. Far more effective and with an end product.
Kev Johnson
046 Posted 23/07/2013 at 23:22:58
No, he split up with Helen Flanagan, James. Honestly, don't you read the gossip columns? I think he's going out with Denise Welch now. Or Looby Loo from The Photogenic Things. Someone like that.
Alan Humphreys
048 Posted 23/07/2013 at 23:30:31
No more on the Tom Ince story, but we do seem to be linked with wingers as of late. Plus a Mexican CB...
James Elworthy
049 Posted 23/07/2013 at 23:32:03
Sounds like he has alof of baggage then
Prefer him to Nathan Dyer though
Colin Glassar
053 Posted 23/07/2013 at 23:38:48
Alan, skybet has us at 1/4 to sign Tom Ince.
James Elworthy
056 Posted 23/07/2013 at 23:48:40
We must still have the money we offered for Fer
Heitinga could raise 2m maybe 1m for Gueye
So a reasonable offer of 5m might get him
James Wilson
060 Posted 24/07/2013 at 00:02:22
Sign Moses, actually a decent player – not just an expert bench sitter and James, we could get a lot more than £1 mil for Gueye.
Peter Jones
086 Posted 24/07/2013 at 01:44:19
Tom Ince OR Scott Sinclair would be the cherry on top. Really hoping something happens. Our depth would be excellent just about everywhere on the pitch. Presuming we go with a 4-3-3....

Defenders: LB- Baines, Oviedo, Garbutt
CB- Jags, Distin, Duffy, Alcaraz, Heitinga, Stones
RB- Coleman, Stones, Hibbert

Central Midfielders- Fellaini, Gibson, Pienaar, Barkley, Osman, Junior

Wingers- Mirallas, Deulofeu, Oviedo, Ince/Sinclair

Center Forwards- Kone, Jelavic, Anichebe, Vellios

That my friends, is a fucking TEAM.

Jim Knightley
091 Posted 24/07/2013 at 04:35:30
I would love Tom Ince...but any deal, unfortunately, will cost around 8million and therefore be reliant on the loss of one of our top two players, unless we manage to sell Heitinga and Jelavic for reported/suggested prices (An unlikely prospect imo). But I think Ince looks a fantastic talent, and has a real eye for goal.

With respect to Sinclair...I think a loan deal with a buy clause set at around 4-5million makes sense. I think he was great in his first season with Swansea, and has better potential ability than the likes of Routledge or Dyer. Although, as stated before, Tom Ince would be preferred. I also don't think we should rule out Victor Moses yet...I would not be surprised to see him in an Everton shirt come early September.

Phil Sammon
097 Posted 24/07/2013 at 06:28:07
I recall Martinez saying that he was only interested in players with the 'right attitude'.

Bye Scott.

Peter Warren
099 Posted 24/07/2013 at 06:57:17
Unsure why the daily star would think he is valued b/w £7m-£8m. Thought he only cost City £6m. I would be surprised if we have any money left to buy anybody!
John Brennan
101 Posted 24/07/2013 at 07:20:59
Jim 091

Is Ince really that good?
I've never really looked closely at him.
Is he worth £6 mil plus?

James Morgan
112 Posted 24/07/2013 at 08:06:08
Peter, I'd say that's a squad.
Peter Roberts
125 Posted 24/07/2013 at 09:33:25
Colin @ 044

Honestly thought better of you, you can't be serious about Routledge surely? Not Premiership quality, less of an end product than Sinclair and can't score to save his life (2 goals in 10 years of the Premier League or something?).

No thanks on Sinclair as well. Showed last year he's not bothered about football, only on picking up the biggest wage packet possible.

Alan Humphreys
164 Posted 24/07/2013 at 11:41:42
Colin (053) bookies aren't always right mate. A certain dutchman was 1/3 to get the Barca job but instead an Argentinian got it.

(See how I got round the spellings there - maybe the club shop could follow suit... "Barca lad on loan").

Phil Walling
172 Posted 24/07/2013 at 11:59:40
James @056: `We must still have the money we offered for Fer`.
Haven`t you got it yet.We didn`t have the money-that`s why he didn`t come here.How many times d`ya need telling?
Jim Knightley
175 Posted 24/07/2013 at 12:05:03
Personally John, I don't see a great deal of difference between him and Zaha. I think he could have the same kind of impact for us, as Ashley Young did for Villa long term (i.e approaching 10 goals a season, and setting up a fair few). He also can play off the right hand side, if need be.

I think 8mil, esp in respect to the market for English players, is more than fair for him.

Jim Knightley
176 Posted 24/07/2013 at 12:05:03
Personally John, I don't see a great deal of difference between him and Zaha. I think he could have the same kind of impact for us, as Ashley Young did for Villa long term (i.e approaching 10 goals a season, and setting up a fair few). He also can play off the right hand side, if need be.

I think 8mil, esp in respect to the market for English players, is more than fair for him.

David Donnellan
177 Posted 24/07/2013 at 12:14:20
Sinclair would swap the City bench for ours. Not good enough to displace Mirallas or Pienaar in my humble opinion & if this Barca lad is as good as all the hype & the youtube vids, maybe not good enough to displace him either. As others have mentioned, Tom Ince is a good shout. Thought he was their best player, when I watched the cup tie against Blackpool a couple of years back.
Tom Evans
181 Posted 24/07/2013 at 12:25:07
A short while back, any talk regarding midfielders was based on the well subscribed thought that Fellaini was on his way to pastures new.
It has all gone very quiet with regards the lad.
Has interest waned from other clubs, his name is hardly mentioned as a target for Arsenal or Chelsea. Am I gulity of wishful thinking in wondering if Fellaini will be with us next season?
Harry Wallace
197 Posted 24/07/2013 at 13:32:23
He turned down Cardiff because he didn't think it was the right club for him even though he was offered a very good deal. So that tells me he has the right attitude. Club has to suit him and I think we are a good match.
James Stewart
221 Posted 24/07/2013 at 15:24:26
Ince looks a player. Sinclair looks like the next Pennant
Barry Rathbone
225 Posted 24/07/2013 at 15:33:35
Don't rate Ince one iota, much ado about nothing, prefer Sinclair he can actually beat people and looked sensational at Swansea IN THE PREM!
Kevin Day
328 Posted 24/07/2013 at 18:23:15
In my opinion, both are young players and will improve, plus adding quality off the bench, take a tired Peinaar or Mirallis off and introduce an energetic player like one of these 2 would surely reap some rewards.
Jim Lloyd
402 Posted 24/07/2013 at 20:32:12
Big if's, I know but if we had the money and if he's one that Martinez fancies, I'd like to see Ince in a blue shire. Looks to be that he has lots of skill a good engine and a decent shot on him..and he's got a good left peg
Jim Lloyd
403 Posted 24/07/2013 at 20:38:30
Shire??? bloody dyslexic fingers!
Sam Hoare
406 Posted 24/07/2013 at 20:40:28
Would he get in ahead of Mirallas and Deulofeu/Pienaar? Not sure.

I think any money we might have left should be spent in CM, to my mind only Fellaini and Gibson are right for the likely 2 holding midfielders.

Jim Lloyd
414 Posted 24/07/2013 at 20:49:28
Think you're right there Sam. I guess we can get caught up like kids at Christmas with our wish lists. I think Ossie has just about come the point of being a squad player now. Any ideas?
Mark Frere
419 Posted 24/07/2013 at 20:37:16
I agree with James Wilson. Moses is the only winger i'm interested in us signing. Mcgeady, Sinclair, Dyer and Ince aren't anywhere near the level of Moses IMO.

We are going to have to sell some players though, and raise some money before we can even think about signing any of these players

Mick Long
424 Posted 24/07/2013 at 20:55:18
We could utilise ossie to rake the pitch at half time so the useless get isn`t prancing around like a chicken with no head while the match is being played and falling over when someone farts by him - can you guess I don't like the lad
Jim Lloyd
428 Posted 24/07/2013 at 21:09:53
Mick, don't beat about the bush!
Mick Long
431 Posted 24/07/2013 at 21:13:10
I`m just getting started (shit day in work).

[I did start typing what I thought of Naismith but there might be kids reading!!!]

Mick Long
432 Posted 24/07/2013 at 21:17:19
Seriously though - wouldnt mind that Atsu at the right price - looks exciting
Gareth Fieldstead
551 Posted 25/07/2013 at 12:11:30
1/4 or 4/1 Colin? That sounds like ridiculous odds, as though we have already signed him! Don't Blackpool want nearly 10 million? He hasn't even got premiership experience. Sinclair on a loan would be the way to go.
Derek Knox
568 Posted 25/07/2013 at 13:38:11
Peter Jones (086)
No matter which combination we adopted from your 'interesting' squad we would get slaughtered!
Err............ there's no goalie! (Tongue in cheek)

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