dan_bo
How much does it cost to Oldham?
A sad individual earning far too much for his level of maturity.
And a complete waste of a fantastic level of talent, destined to always be a "What he could have been....".
The boy really is an utter penis.
A sad individual earning far too much for his level of maturity.
And a complete waste of a fantastic level of talent, destined to always be a "What he could have been....".
As an Evertonian I'm made up we've signed Lukaku, silly money but that's what football is about nowadays. Good to secure Barkley on a longer contract as well as Coleman, Baines and Barry. Looking forward to the new season - really missing matchdays and the pub before and after - hopefully the entertaining football encouraged by Bobby Brown Shoes will continue..
I guess time will tell on Lukaku, he doesn't show up enough for me but thats up to Martinez to fix, I guess he thinks he can. For me, keeping Barclay and Barry was more important.Personally I think you've got a bit of a bargain, in relative terms. Lukaku is an indestructible death tank who scores a goal every couple games, and at 21 he's not even reached his peak.
He is a lethal finisher with an excellent goal ratio of 1 every other game (except for Chelsea). However, he is far from the finished article; I have heard a few Evertonians criticising his first touch, which personally I think is a bit harsh because he has often shown a good first touch. There are times when he has disappeared though, which is perhaps what is behind Inertia's comment, and if he really wants to make it big, he will have to improve his concentration. Perhaps his spat with Mourinho will give him the fire in his belly to prove a few points. If so, he will probably not be at Everton in 4 or 5 years time (unless we manage to overhaul the moneyed elite clubs and start winning titles), but we should benefit from his efforts in the meantime.Personally I think you've got a bit of a bargain, in relative terms. Lukaku is an indestructible death tank who scores a goal every couple games, and at 21 he's not even reached his peak.
The curly haired one, I assume. We have moved on from that, but at times he was terrific. Give me James McCarthy any day though.Do you want that Belgian buffoon back?
He is a lethal finisher with an excellent goal ratio of 1 every other game (except for Chelsea). However, he is far from the finished article; I have heard a few Evertonians criticising his first touch, which personally I think is a bit harsh because he has often shown a good first touch. There are times when he has disappeared though, which is perhaps what is behind Inertia's comment, and if he really wants to make it big, he will have to improve his concentration. Perhaps his spat with Mourinho will give him the fire in his belly to prove a few points. If so, he will probably not be at Everton in 4 or 5 years time (unless we manage to overhaul the moneyed elite clubs and start winning titles), but we should benefit from his efforts in the meantime.
I guess time will tell on Lukaku, he doesn't show up enough for me but thats up to Martinez to fix, I guess he thinks he can. For me, keeping Barclay and Barry was more important.
I'm glad we sold him!
£28m is a bonkers price for him esp' when you look at what we paid for Costa.
Very on/off and seems to struggle in a tightly packed box.
I genuinely don't get the Costa hype. A couple decent seasons at Atletico (suppose you could say the same of Lukaku's loan spells), but he's injury prone and temperamental. Will be interesting to see how he gets on.

