The Rebuild

This is the new NSNO Everton forum to discuss the Mighty Blues
kramer
Posts: 1440
Karma: 1615

Re: The Rebuild

Post

I’ve also really talked myself into the idea of a team where the opposing midfield and defense have to try to take the ball off of Ndiaye and Grealish.

It sounds miserable to play against and fun to watch.
StirlingBlue
Posts: 1801
Karma: 928

Re: The Rebuild

Post

If he comes in, smashes it and we build our team around him then he’ll leave a massive hole the next year.

However, that massive hole will be a huge draw factor to whatever young attacking talent fancies themselves coming in to fill it
Sir Stealth
Posts: 496
Karma: 517

Re: The Rebuild

Post

Good to get Aznou done. Hoping we swiftly move on to the next signing. If we bring in a starting centre mid, starting right winger and starting right back in addition to the players we’ve brought in then I think we can be satisfied with our transfer business - though these do seem like they were more pressing business than the positions we have recruited for so far!

Good age profile on all 4 players we’ve signed so far as well
AllyBlue14
Posts: 361
Karma: 398

Re: The Rebuild

Post

Agree Stealth.

As frustrating as it has been, what encourages me is that we seem to be prioritising CM and LW/RW as the big money signings. We've brought in Alcaraz, Travers and Aznou relatively cheaply to add depth and spent big on Barry, as it was clearly a key area to strengthen. Even looking at the RBs we've been targeting, they've been largely solid/free options, rather than spectacular.

It'd be great to get Luiz, Grealish, Fofana and Hackney all sorted by EOB tomorrow and training with the squad. They may not even sign for us at all, but I think it bodes well that these are the areas we seem willing to push the boat out.
Trowel
User avatar
Posts: 2120
Karma: 2853

Re: The Rebuild

Post

blueToffee
User avatar
Posts: 2891
Karma: 1008

Re: The Rebuild

Post

Trowel wrote: Tue Jul 29, 2025 9:22 pm
Feels like we'd be waiting until the end of the window for some of these players while they try and hang on for bigger clubs.
kramer
Posts: 1440
Karma: 1615

Re: The Rebuild

Post

All the Hackney talk I see is Ipswich currently leading the race.

I don’t know who else we’re waiting on but if Ipswich can afford him, we should just make the deal already. He is PL standard, would be an absolute waste to let him go to another Championship club.
PoD1878
Posts: 339
Karma: 386

Re: The Rebuild

Post

Those three are exciting profiles we absolutely should be aiming at, if we have to wait for one then fine, but while stressed over the lack of numbers in at the moment. This is quite pleasing.
Shogun
User avatar
Posts: 12098
Karma: 9117

Re: The Rebuild

Post

A 19 year old Senegalese winger with 8 goals in 15 league matches after joining in January? You get Ndiaye and Gana on the first plane to Como right now.
kramer
Posts: 1440
Karma: 1615

Re: The Rebuild

Post

Easy.

Como only have about 60 players in the squad, not sure they can afford to lose anyone.
Bluebridge
Posts: 1750
Karma: 952

Re: The Rebuild

Post

Como, is that where Dele ended up?
Trowel
User avatar
Posts: 2120
Karma: 2853

Re: The Rebuild

Post

Club sources have distanced themselves from a potential move for Manchester City's unwanted England midfielder Jack Grealish

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... j984yy3vjo
PoD1878
Posts: 339
Karma: 386

Re: The Rebuild

Post

Trowel wrote: Wed Jul 30, 2025 7:05 am Club sources have distanced themselves from a potential move for Manchester City's unwanted England midfielder Jack Grealish

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... j984yy3vjo
I was starting to step off the flap bus as well, thanks David
TheRam
Posts: 6851
Karma: 6983

Re: The Rebuild

Post

Got terrible vibes from that press conference myself.
Cozzie
User avatar
Posts: 6592
Location: Wherever I lay my hat
Karma: 2550

Re: The Rebuild

Post

He probably thought, like all of us, that we would have had many more in by now.

Just telling it like it is.
Post Reply Previous topicNext topic