Re: 22:Ayegbeni Yakubu - being fed on Chicken!

RhinoJagz on Wed 26 May 2010, 5:11 pm

Would assume Moyes has a replacement lined up if this was the case. Maybe we got the best out of him in 2008 before he got injuried.

Tonteau on Wed 26 May 2010, 5:43 pm

It could be that he needed this past season and pre-season to get fit, and next season he'll be back to his best. Or it could be that the injury coupled with his age has caught up with him and he's past his best. Either way, I think he's one of the more expendable assets at Everton.

Gazbow on Wed 26 May 2010, 6:02 pm

Its on the beeb now...

Must have a replacement coming in... (beckford)

RhinoJagz on Wed 26 May 2010, 6:15 pm

Tonteau wrote:It could be that he needed this past season and pre-season to get fit, and next season he'll be back to his best. Or it could be that the injury coupled with his age has caught up with him and he's past his best. Either way, I think he's one of the more expendable assets at Everton.

I think its a position Moyes has to identify and bolster with proven talent.

Saha will always have to be nursed through a season and is not a longterm solution.

He possibly sees Vic as an unorthodox outside winger/forward since he will never be prolific. Vaughan is likely to be offloaded and neither Agard or Jutkiewicz look to have the necessary level.

Which leaves us with Yak. Again probably not a longterm solution (been aged 27-35). Maybe its a good time to cash in and go for a solid target man to work off Saha. Have we seen the best of him or will he get back to that level. I doubt there is an emotional attachment for the Yak despite that excellent season in 08.

But Id trust Moyes on this one whether he stays or goes.

BB on Wed 26 May 2010, 8:52 pm

We've already signed Silva as far as I know who is a striker. It's just a case of whether he is old enough / good enough to go, or needs time. Beckford coming in could be good business if he shines. If not, nothing lost.

Yak and Saha are not our future, so take a chance and sell both. I'd like Moyes to take a risk this window.

Lumper on Wed 26 May 2010, 10:04 pm

treblA wrote:
he's 27

In dog years.

Blue gazza on Thu 27 May 2010, 12:29 am

i'm gonna have to find a new username if he goes Mad

i bet he's not even considered that, selfish twat Very Happy

The President on Thu 27 May 2010, 12:52 am

YAKUBLUE wrote:i'm gonna have to find a new username if he goes i bet he's not even considered that, selfish twat

Typical - Is that all the thanks you get

Knight of Thorgothshire on Thu 27 May 2010, 1:00 am

TheRealNevilleforEngland wrote:
treblA wrote:
he's 27

In dog years.

Wouldn't that be in reversed dog years then? scratch

Knight of Thorgothshire on Thu 27 May 2010, 1:02 am

Bluejags wrote:
Tonteau wrote:It could be that he needed this past season and pre-season to get fit, and next season he'll be back to his best. Or it could be that the injury coupled with his age has caught up with him and he's past his best. Either way, I think he's one of the more expendable assets at Everton.

I think its a position Moyes has to identify and bolster with proven talent.

Saha will always have to be nursed through a season and is not a longterm solution.

He possibly sees Vic as an unorthodox outside winger/forward since he will never be prolific. Vaughan is likely to be offloaded and neither Agard or Jutkiewicz look to have the necessary level.

Which leaves us with Yak. Again probably not a longterm solution (been aged 27-35). Maybe its a good time to cash in and go for a solid target man to work off Saha. Have we seen the best of him or will he get back to that level. I doubt there is an emotional attachment for the Yak despite that excellent season in 08.

But Id trust Moyes on this one whether he stays or goes.

The major drawback in that he's a proven goal scorer. With da Silva he might need an adjustment period to settle in, which we don't have if we are to push up the table compared to this past season.

I hope we will have a competetive starting eleven come August.

BB on Thu 27 May 2010, 3:43 am

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1281636/Everton-reject-West-Hams-5m-Yakubu-bid-Hammers-test-David-Moyes-resolve.html

Diamond on Thu 27 May 2010, 7:01 am

Would rather keep him to be honest, dont forget the season before last he got over 20 goals which had not happened at Everton since Lineker. Strikers always seem to be a lot more overpriced then most other players and the fact I think we need another striker anyway it doesnt really make sense to sell him especially fif its less then say 10 million because we dont have the funds to invest in two quality strikers, and actually not sure if there is many players out there up to the Yak`s standard who we could get for the money.

Would like Bent but Sunderland wouldn`t sell for less then the 15 million they payed for him especially after the season he just had. Who else is there....The Mail are saying Moyes wants bellamy but never been a fan of him to be honest.

Brummie No Mates on Thu 27 May 2010, 12:10 pm

Diamond wrote:Would rather keep him to be honest, dont forget the season before last he got over 20 goals which had not happened at Everton since Lineker. Strikers always seem to be a lot more overpriced then most other players and the fact I think we need another striker anyway it doesnt really make sense to sell him especially fif its less then say 10 million because we dont have the funds to invest in two quality strikers, and actually not sure if there is many players out there up to the Yak`s standard who we could get for the money.

Would like Bent but Sunderland wouldn`t sell for less then the 15 million they payed for him especially after the season he just had. Who else is there....The Mail are saying Moyes wants bellamy but never been a fan of him to be honest.

Me neither, the man is a prick! But the fee has been "touted" as £7m... If we can get Bellamy for that and sell Yak for anything close to that it will improve the team! Love him or hate him, Bellamy has talent!

Knight of Thorgothshire on Thu 27 May 2010, 1:47 pm

BB wrote:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1281636/Everton-reject-West-Hams-5m-Yakubu-bid-Hammers-test-David-Moyes-resolve.html

£5M? Yeah, right. 22:Ayegbeni Yakubu - being fed on Chicken! - Page 5 F_doh

Knight of Thorgothshire on Thu 27 May 2010, 1:50 pm

Brummie No Mates wrote:
Diamond wrote:Would rather keep him to be honest, dont forget the season before last he got over 20 goals which had not happened at Everton since Lineker. Strikers always seem to be a lot more overpriced then most other players and the fact I think we need another striker anyway it doesnt really make sense to sell him especially fif its less then say 10 million because we dont have the funds to invest in two quality strikers, and actually not sure if there is many players out there up to the Yak`s standard who we could get for the money.

Would like Bent but Sunderland wouldn`t sell for less then the 15 million they payed for him especially after the season he just had. Who else is there....The Mail are saying Moyes wants bellamy but never been a fan of him to be honest.
Me neither, the man is a prick! But the fee has been "touted" as £7m... If we can get Bellamy for that and sell Yak for anything close to that it will improve the team! Love him or hate him, Bellamy has talent!

The problem though is that we might be rather thin on strikers. Saha is a great striker when fit and on form, but those are not certainties. Vic is not an all-out striker to be fair. vaughan is injured too much. Cahill is not an all-out striker either. Beckford, who knows how he will pan out. Which leaves us rather thin up front if Yakubu were to leave. Unless we have another player lined up.

BB on Thu 27 May 2010, 3:10 pm

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:
Brummie No Mates wrote:
Diamond wrote:Would rather keep him to be honest, dont forget the season before last he got over 20 goals which had not happened at Everton since Lineker. Strikers always seem to be a lot more overpriced then most other players and the fact I think we need another striker anyway it doesnt really make sense to sell him especially fif its less then say 10 million because we dont have the funds to invest in two quality strikers, and actually not sure if there is many players out there up to the Yak`s standard who we could get for the money.

Would like Bent but Sunderland wouldn`t sell for less then the 15 million they payed for him especially after the season he just had. Who else is there....The Mail are saying Moyes wants bellamy but never been a fan of him to be honest.
Me neither, the man is a prick! But the fee has been "touted" as £7m... If we can get Bellamy for that and sell Yak for anything close to that it will improve the team! Love him or hate him, Bellamy has talent!
The problem though is that we might be rather thin on strikers. Saha is a great striker when fit and on form, but those are not certainties. Vic is not an all-out striker to be fair. vaughan is injured too much. Cahill is not an all-out striker either. Beckford, who knows how he will pan out. Which leaves us rather thin up front if Yakubu were to leave. Unless we have another player lined up.

And Silva?

Top Balcony Blue on Thu 27 May 2010, 3:13 pm

who the fuck is Silva???

Super on Thu 27 May 2010, 3:16 pm

Top Balcony Blue wrote:who the fuck is Silva???

Joao Silva - the new Pauleta.

BB on Thu 27 May 2010, 3:18 pm

Top Balcony Blue wrote:who the fuck is Silva???

Joao Silva - A 19 year old Portuguese striker who was top scorer in their 2nd division and is in the youth national side.
We've signed him.

Top Balcony Blue on Thu 27 May 2010, 3:29 pm

He'll never make it

Super on Thu 27 May 2010, 3:30 pm

Top Balcony Blue wrote:He'll never make it

Who, the Yak?

Top Balcony Blue on Thu 27 May 2010, 3:33 pm

Super wrote:
Top Balcony Blue wrote:He'll never make it

Who, the Yak?

Nah, he ate it, whatever 'it' is

Knight of Thorgothshire on Thu 27 May 2010, 3:56 pm

BB wrote:
Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:
Brummie No Mates wrote:
Diamond wrote:Would rather keep him to be honest, dont forget the season before last he got over 20 goals which had not happened at Everton since Lineker. Strikers always seem to be a lot more overpriced then most other players and the fact I think we need another striker anyway it doesnt really make sense to sell him especially fif its less then say 10 million because we dont have the funds to invest in two quality strikers, and actually not sure if there is many players out there up to the Yak`s standard who we could get for the money.

Would like Bent but Sunderland wouldn`t sell for less then the 15 million they payed for him especially after the season he just had. Who else is there....The Mail are saying Moyes wants bellamy but never been a fan of him to be honest.
Me neither, the man is a prick! But the fee has been "touted" as £7m... If we can get Bellamy for that and sell Yak for anything close to that it will improve the team! Love him or hate him, Bellamy has talent!
The problem though is that we might be rather thin on strikers. Saha is a great striker when fit and on form, but those are not certainties. Vic is not an all-out striker to be fair. vaughan is injured too much. Cahill is not an all-out striker either. Beckford, who knows how he will pan out. Which leaves us rather thin up front if Yakubu were to leave. Unless we have another player lined up.

And Silva?

Unproven though.

Super on Sun 06 Jun 2010, 9:28 am

West Ham made their first signing of the summer yesterday, snapping up Thomas Hitzlsperger from Italian club Lazio. The 28-year-old German international met new Hammers boss Avram Grant and negotiations to seal the deal ahead of growing competition for his signature were held in London on Friday. Hitzlsperger had five offers on the table from Premier League clubs. Tottenham’s pursuit began in February when they discovered he was out of contract in the summer. Everton, Birmingham and Stoke all made tempting offers to the player and his representative. His original desire was to join a side playing in Europe, but he refused to rule out making a move to a club with ambitions that met his own. The former Aston Villa midfielder yesterday ended all speculation by signing a three-year deal.

West Ham are also close to sealing a deal for Everton striker Aiyegbeni Yakubu. The Hammers have tabled a £4million bid for the Nigerian, while the Merseyside club are refusing to do business for less than £6m. Yakubu cost £11.25m from Middlesbrough in 2007. But in the last two seasons he has suffered injuries and scored just nine goals in 35 league appearances. West Ham are expected to up their offer this week in a bid to stop Yakubu demanding a move.

Mr_Ben on Sun 06 Jun 2010, 9:33 am

We must be banking on the Yak to get a hat full in the world cup and up his value.

4m seems a bit cheap

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