I reckon that for every player we bring in we now need to sell two players.
so if we bring in Prince Poldi then we need to sell Chamakh and Vela.
if we bring in a goalie we need to sell Fabianski and Mannone.
Red Member wrote:I agree that we need to get rid of some players - the squad is too big, I am starting to struggle to remember who we have still got or who is out on loan. At least you know where you are with Diaby, he is always in the treatment room.![]()
I reckon that for every player we bring in we now need to sell two players.
so if we bring in Prince Poldi then we need to sell Chamakh and Vela.
if we bring in a goalie we need to sell Fabianski and Mannone.
Rosie_titters wrote:gone backwards,
few years back we were fighting it out with United for the title, now we are contented being almost 20 points behind them and worrying about finishing above Tottenham![]()
and the funny thing, this isn't even a great Man Utd side, weird how they have managed to maintain there challenge every year, but we have fallen away...
Red Member wrote:how can a team that have won the last 9 out of 10 league games be going backwards ?![]()
Red Member wrote:no this is not the same as last year
this is a team and a squad on the up whereas last year it was a shambles towards the end of the season
how can a team that have won the last 9 out of 10 league games be going backwards ?![]()
SteveO 35 wrote:Red Member wrote:no this is not the same as last year
this is a team and a squad on the up whereas last year it was a shambles towards the end of the season
how can a team that have won the last 9 out of 10 league games be going backwards ?![]()
And how can anyone judge a team by its last 10 games in a thread entitled "the greater scheme of things".
If we took events of the past couple of months up until we beat Man City, then they would be in turmoil and we'd be future champions. If we look at the last few weeks then Wigan are showing the form of a Champions League team, and next season will surely finish higher than Liverpool.
Whether you have your 9 out of 10 streak in August and September, or March and April, matters not, if the end result is still the same. Every year for about the past five, Everton have ended up with a storming run only to start the next season as slowly as they did the previous one.
The fact remains that if Robin Van Persie leaves the club in the Summer we are exactly where we were last Summer - in fact worse off because his impact on this season was greater than either Cesc or Nasri in the season they left. It really is that important. Podolski - good player that he is - can not hope to score 35 odd goals in his first season in English football, so face up to the reality that next season's fortunes depend almost solely on whether RvP stays or not. If he doesn't we are completely and utterly in the shit and a 9 game winning run does not disguise that fact
augie wrote:SteveO 35 wrote:Red Member wrote:no this is not the same as last year
this is a team and a squad on the up whereas last year it was a shambles towards the end of the season
how can a team that have won the last 9 out of 10 league games be going backwards ?![]()
And how can anyone judge a team by its last 10 games in a thread entitled "the greater scheme of things".
If we took events of the past couple of months up until we beat Man City, then they would be in turmoil and we'd be future champions. If we look at the last few weeks then Wigan are showing the form of a Champions League team, and next season will surely finish higher than Liverpool.
Whether you have your 9 out of 10 streak in August and September, or March and April, matters not, if the end result is still the same. Every year for about the past five, Everton have ended up with a storming run only to start the next season as slowly as they did the previous one.
The fact remains that if Robin Van Persie leaves the club in the Summer we are exactly where we were last Summer - in fact worse off because his impact on this season was greater than either Cesc or Nasri in the season they left. It really is that important. Podolski - good player that he is - can not hope to score 35 odd goals in his first season in English football, so face up to the reality that next season's fortunes depend almost solely on whether RvP stays or not. If he doesn't we are completely and utterly in the shit and a 9 game winning run does not disguise that fact
Do I sense a split in the steve o and red member love affair ?![]()
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Red Member wrote:no this is not the same as last year
this is a team and a squad on the up whereas last year it was a shambles towards the end of the season
how can a team that have won the last 9 out of 10 league games be going backwards ?![]()
Red Member wrote:no this is not the same as last year
this is a team and a squad on the up whereas last year it was a shambles towards the end of the season
how can a team that have won the last 9 out of 10 league games be going backwards ?![]()
goonersid wrote:Can see us blowing top 4 spot with the games we have remaining. Wenger has lost it again, rvp is frustrated and looks tired.

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