mauro=beast wrote:that is crazy
distin one of the fastest centre defender i ever saw
fucking kids doing data reviewing
The stat fuck ups are endless really... and I would imagine they would be even worse for the lower league teamsJelavic9|RFC wrote:mauro=beast wrote:that is crazy
distin one of the fastest centre defender i ever saw
fucking kids doing data reviewing
The data viewers really are so stupid.
I know this is off-topic but:
Whittaker is rated better than Neville.
And they've brought the likes of McGregor's rating down from 79 to 76 I think, even though he's got better.
Get proper reviewers ea ffs.
Dan wrote:
Dan wrote:
Eternal Witcher wrote:Dan wrote:
So you support Everton now?Jelavic9|RFC wrote:Howdy partners,
Flown in from Scotland as your newest recruit!
Yours Sincerely,
Jela
Aaron wrote:
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Danijel Pranjic claims he came close to joining Everton on transfer deadline day, only for Bayern Munich to dash his dreams of making a move to England.
The Croatia international is out of favour at the Allianz Arena and was open to the prospect of moving on in January.
Everton were prepared to offer him a route out of Bayern, with David Moyes leaving it late to bolster his Goodison Park ranks.
Pranjic, who can operate in defence or in midfield, saw Bayern block his path, though, with their unrealistic demands causing talks to break down.
"I had an agreement with Everton for two-and-a-half years," the 30-year-old told Sportske Novosti.
"I was ready to board a plane and I was really happy because I knew that Everton were serious and that they had big plans for me.
"But now it is all over and this is a catastrophe. I can't describe the negative feelings I have.
"Bayern wanted so much money that everybody knew that Everton would not pay.
"I'm so unhappy because I was sure that I would be leaving Bayern. I don't play and now the opportunity to play in the Premier League has gone. I'm so unhappy."
Jordo wrote:It's because of their pathetic and short sighted deal with Kitbag.
Everton board really did well with that deal.
Danny wrote:As if you actually want an Everton shirt.
Aren't they on kitbag anyway?
And that Suarez gif.
Danny wrote:Erm...
Nikica Jelavic
Rangers to Everton, £5.5m
There is no mystery about the restrictions that affect Everton. You have to run your eye all the way down the Premier League table to West Brom, in 15th place, before you find a side that have scored fewer than the 23 goals accumulated by David Moyes' team. The manager, considering the limited budget, is obliged to emphasise organisation over flair. The approach worked well enough for Manchester City to be beaten on Tuesday night, but a natural finisher such as the Croatia international Jelavic could lift some of the strain. For this club and this time, when extravagance is out of fashion, the £5.5m paid to Rangers is a substantial sum. It remains to be seen whether the incisiveness shown in Scotland can be repeated in England.
Laurencio wrote:You will like this Jela:
Nikica Jelavic
Rangers to Everton, £5.5m
There is no mystery about the restrictions that affect Everton. You have to run your eye all the way down the Premier League table to West Brom, in 15th place, before you find a side that have scored fewer than the 23 goals accumulated by David Moyes' team. The manager, considering the limited budget, is obliged to emphasise organisation over flair. The approach worked well enough for Manchester City to be beaten on Tuesday night, but a natural finisher such as the Croatia international Jelavic could lift some of the strain. For this club and this time, when extravagance is out of fashion, the £5.5m paid to Rangers is a substantial sum. It remains to be seen whether the incisiveness shown in Scotland can be repeated in England.
Jelavić7|EFC wrote:Laurencio wrote:You will like this Jela:
Nikica Jelavic
Rangers to Everton, £5.5m
There is no mystery about the restrictions that affect Everton. You have to run your eye all the way down the Premier League table to West Brom, in 15th place, before you find a side that have scored fewer than the 23 goals accumulated by David Moyes' team. The manager, considering the limited budget, is obliged to emphasise organisation over flair. The approach worked well enough for Manchester City to be beaten on Tuesday night, but a natural finisher such as the Croatia international Jelavic could lift some of the strain. For this club and this time, when extravagance is out of fashion, the £5.5m paid to Rangers is a substantial sum. It remains to be seen whether the incisiveness shown in Scotland can be repeated in England.
Which 110% also includes the remaining Michael Ball instalments cancelled. i.e. Around £2million.
Plus other instalments which are rumoured but really nobody knows officially the exact deal as it wasn't made official, was undisclosed. So I don't believe it's neither me nor my fellow forumers place to speculate.
Zzonked wrote:Jelavić7|EFC wrote:
Which 110% also includes the remaining Michael Ball instalments cancelled. i.e. Around £2million.
Plus other instalments which are rumoured but really nobody knows officially the exact deal as it wasn't made official, was undisclosed. So I don't believe it's neither me nor my fellow forumers place to speculate.
How were you still paying for Ball 10 years after he signed?
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