Transfer Rumours 2013/14

Oscar, Hazard, Mata, De Bruyne, Schurrle, Moses and Willian fighting for 3 places.

Add to that Lampard, Mikel, Essien, Ramires, van Ginkel and Chalobah fighting for 2 places.

Someone's gotta go.

Reckon the plan might be to drop De Bruyne (possibly Oscar as well) back and develop them as deeper midfielders, Mikel to leave, as well. It's still over kill, though.

Whatever happened to Romeu as well? He started off decently.

You haven't really needed to bring players in really though, obviously it'd have been nice to bring a few new faces in and some back up players but your pretty strong as things stand. Only worry for you is if RVP gets injured i suppose, but if the first games anything to go by Wellbeck will be on form this year.

David Moyes has now announced himself as the biggest cunt in the world to Everton Football club. Fucking ginger hypocrite cunt.

Knew you'd fly off the handle with that, there was nothing wrong with what he said.

It bemuses me how much animosity most Everton fans have had towards him since he moved to us.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1206661/No-class-Everton-boss-David-Moyes-raps-Manchester-City-counterpart-Mark-Hughes-Joleon-Lescott-transfer-wrangle-escalates.html

Hypocrite.

He's a fucking cunt of the highest order, he found himself as one of the most respected managers in the country over his 11 years with us. He's destroyed that in a matter of a few weeks, not just to us either. Judging by his comments, He should let Rooney go then, you know, for the good of his career? Ginger twat.

"I had known about it for a while and I thought it was something that was right for Jack and right for Everton," said the Toffees boss.

"It gave Jack an opportunity to go to a really good club and take his chances there."

Only if we sign replacements.

A lot of Everton fans slated Moyes throughout last season as well though didn't they?

Moyes is a hypocrite, as shown in his pursuit of Fabregas and his subsequent handling of this Rooney affair.

Moyes is a hypocrite, as shown in his pursuit of Fabregas and his subsequent handling of this Rooney affair.

Deano as well wasn't it?

No, don't be thick.

He's said that as Everton manager he had found it hard to say no to players who wanted to leave for bigger clubs because he knows them and didn't want to hinder their careers, even if that might have been best for Everton. In response you've linked me an article where he has complained about the conduct of Manchester City in their pursuit of Lescott and the fee that they've offered with a little moan about the timing.

You've completely ignored the fact he never said anything along the lines of 'we will not sell Lescott to City' and the fact that he's talking about a club that finished 12 points below you that season and he clearly sees City, at that point, as 'one of [Everton's] closest rivals], and you're (the most obvious point) ignoring the fact that Lescott was sold to City.

Thats the point you, and the media at large, have confused what he said. He can 'not stand in the players way' and demand the fee that he thinks they are worth at the same time without those being conflicting ideas at all. Thats something managers everywhere have done, and do, we often let players leave who would be useful to us because its better for their careers if they go elsewhere. You've benefited from that 3 times through the likes of Neville, Gibson and Saha and alongside that we've let players like Eikrem and Daehli leave because they've wanted to play football.

How many times have you heard managers say 'we wanted to keep X but Y offered him this and we couldn't stand in his way'? It's a lot, and its exactly what Moyes said when you sold Rodwell to City.

Nothing story.

So he complains about the fee City offered, but then does exactly the same when bidding for players himself? Fellaini especially as he has clearly waited for the buyout clause in his contract to expire, before offering much less than he is really worth. He's gone in with a nice little unsettling bid to get the ball rolling, very respectful way to treat your old club.

And are genuinely saying that Neville, Gibson and Saha were as important to Utd as Baines and Fellaini are to Everton?

Cursed with a receding hairline, yes.