Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
Lumper needs a bigger pack of fags. one of those 50 packs?Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:-6 Million for Kone
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Yankthattoffee wrote:Sorry but I'm having a Sheldon moment
27M for Felli less 20% of profit to Leige = 25M
I think 20% of 27M would be 5.4M leaving 21.6M
Bazinga!
20% of the profit. We paid 15m for Fellaini and sold him for 27m. 12m profit. 20% of 12m is 2.4m. QED
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Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:-6 Million for Kone
Can't we get a refund?
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Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:-6 Million for Kone
I always saw Anichebe going and Kone coming in as deals that cancelled one another out (in so very many ways).
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
Lumper wrote:Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:sign himHelenqu wrote:Lots of newspapers this morning saying he is going to be sold in the summer.
we have felli & jelli money ... do it Bill
I'm not sure we do.
A large chunk obviously went on McCarthy, plus whatever Lukaku's loan amount was, plus the 20% from the profit made that went to his former club. We have a fraction of it left, maybe £10m I would estimate.
Written on the back of a packet of fags.
27M for Felli less 20% of profit to Leige = 25M
6M for Victor + 6M for Jelli = 12M
That's 37M
Less 14M for McCarthy
That's 23M
5M spent on loan deals
18M left over*
*estimated values may be way off
Less £6m for Kone, less whatever we did pay for McGeady because he wasn't free either although you wouldn't expect the fee top be huge. The signing on fees for players that have come in must have come from somewhere as well. We're down to around £10m - £12m change. It's not going to be enough to buy Lukaku.
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
but Bill is now saving money on Corrie streets trannie wages + 2 paedos in the dock, so that should be enoughBarry Horne's Equaliser wrote:Lumper wrote:Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:sign himHelenqu wrote:Lots of newspapers this morning saying he is going to be sold in the summer.
we have felli & jelli money ... do it Bill
I'm not sure we do.
A large chunk obviously went on McCarthy, plus whatever Lukaku's loan amount was, plus the 20% from the profit made that went to his former club. We have a fraction of it left, maybe £10m I would estimate.
Written on the back of a packet of fags.
27M for Felli less 20% of profit to Leige = 25M
6M for Victor + 6M for Jelli = 12M
That's 37M
Less 14M for McCarthy
That's 23M
5M spent on loan deals
18M left over*
*estimated values may be way off
Less £6m for Kone, less whatever we did pay for McGeady because he wasn't free either although you wouldn't expect the fee top be huge. The signing on fees for players that have come in must have come from somewhere as well. We're down to around £10m - £12m change. It's not going to be enough to buy Lukaku.
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:but Bill is now saving money on Corrie streets trannie wages + 2 paedos in the dock, so that should be enoughBarry Horne's Equaliser wrote:Lumper wrote:Barry Horne's Equaliser wrote:Made FooFoo Gwladys wrote:sign himHelenqu wrote:Lots of newspapers this morning saying he is going to be sold in the summer.
we have felli & jelli money ... do it Bill
I'm not sure we do.
A large chunk obviously went on McCarthy, plus whatever Lukaku's loan amount was, plus the 20% from the profit made that went to his former club. We have a fraction of it left, maybe £10m I would estimate.
Written on the back of a packet of fags.
27M for Felli less 20% of profit to Leige = 25M
6M for Victor + 6M for Jelli = 12M
That's 37M
Less 14M for McCarthy
That's 23M
5M spent on loan deals
18M left over*
*estimated values may be way off
Less £6m for Kone, less whatever we did pay for McGeady because he wasn't free either although you wouldn't expect the fee top be huge. The signing on fees for players that have come in must have come from somewhere as well. We're down to around £10m - £12m change. It's not going to be enough to buy Lukaku.
Good point. Do we know if Hayley's life insurance paid out?
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
Lumper wrote:Yankthattoffee wrote:Sorry but I'm having a Sheldon moment
27M for Felli less 20% of profit to Leige = 25M
I think 20% of 27M would be 5.4M leaving 21.6M
Bazinga!
20% of the profit. We paid 15m for Fellaini and sold him for 27m. 12m profit. 20% of 12m is 2.4m. QED
Damn!
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
ankle ligament damage according to NBC commentary
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
@henrywinter lukaku's ankle in a cast, possibly damaged ligaments colliding with Barry #efc
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
I presume he goes back to Chelsea for recovery now?
Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
Out for 3-4 weeks according to this:
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/456787/Everton-handed-boost-as-scans-reveal-Romelu-Lukaku-injury-not-as-bad-as-feared
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/456787/Everton-handed-boost-as-scans-reveal-Romelu-Lukaku-injury-not-as-bad-as-feared
Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
Helenqu wrote:Out for 3-4 weeks according to this:
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/456787/Everton-handed-boost-as-scans-reveal-Romelu-Lukaku-injury-not-as-bad-as-feared
Phew! As baren as he's been in front of goal of late, a lukaku-less season would be hard work.
Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
Good opportunity to see what African Crouch can do. Unless Bobby plays Naismith
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
Romelu Lukaku: 'I need to play in Champions League next season'
The by now obligatory Belgian/Dutch footballer reportingly making forthright comments in the press during international break/injury layoff.
Well funnily enough Romelu, you wanting Champions League football and us not qualifying are not mutually exclusive concepts. You see, you are part of the process. Let me break it down for you:
Everton play games + Romelu (yes you)Lukaku score goals = Everton win more games which has the consequence of finishing higher up the table thus greatest increasing chances of qualifying for Champions League.
However Romelu, and pay attention here:
Everton play games - Romelu injuried/Romelu scores only one in 9 games = Everton win less games which....yadda yadda..etc etc ...you know the rest.
Yours, best
Romelu Lukaku has put Everton on alert by saying he needs to play Champions League football next season.
"I'm turning 21, I've been a professional for five years already. It is time," Lukaku told the Belgian daily Het Laatste Nieuws.
"It is high time that I play in the Champions League. It is the next step I need in my development. Full stop.
"Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney were experienced already at that level when they were just 23-24 years old. I want to play Champions League football now. I must now show I'm ready for it.
"I still have two years on my contract and I know Chelsea follow my development. In the end it depends on what the manager thinks about me."
The Belgian striker is currently on loan from Chelsea but it now seems unlikely that he would move to Everton permanently unless they can improve on their position of sixth in the Premier League and make up the five points needed for Champions League qualification.
Lukaku is recovering from an ankle injury but Everton hope he will back for their match at home to West Ham United on 1 March.
The by now obligatory Belgian/Dutch footballer reportingly making forthright comments in the press during international break/injury layoff.
Well funnily enough Romelu, you wanting Champions League football and us not qualifying are not mutually exclusive concepts. You see, you are part of the process. Let me break it down for you:
Everton play games + Romelu (yes you)Lukaku score goals = Everton win more games which has the consequence of finishing higher up the table thus greatest increasing chances of qualifying for Champions League.
However Romelu, and pay attention here:
Everton play games - Romelu injuried/Romelu scores only one in 9 games = Everton win less games which....yadda yadda..etc etc ...you know the rest.
Yours, best
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
maybe we can get 2 decent players in for the £20 million price quoted. i would think bobby has his scouting network on alert as we speak
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
Bluejagz wrote:Romelu Lukaku: 'I need to play in Champions League next season'Romelu Lukaku has put Everton on alert by saying he needs to play Champions League football next season.
"I'm turning 21, I've been a professional for five years already. It is time," Lukaku told the Belgian daily Het Laatste Nieuws.
"It is high time that I play in the Champions League. It is the next step I need in my development. Full stop.
"Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney were experienced already at that level when they were just 23-24 years old. I want to play Champions League football now. I must now show I'm ready for it.
"I still have two years on my contract and I know Chelsea follow my development. In the end it depends on what the manager thinks about me."
The Belgian striker is currently on loan from Chelsea but it now seems unlikely that he would move to Everton permanently unless they can improve on their position of sixth in the Premier League and make up the five points needed for Champions League qualification.
Lukaku is recovering from an ankle injury but Everton hope he will back for their match at home to West Ham United on 1 March.
The by now obligatory Belgian/Dutch footballer reportingly making forthright comments in the press during international break/injury layoff.
Well funnily enough Romelu, you wanting Champions League football and us not qualifying are not mutually exclusive concepts. You see, you are part of the process. Let me break it down for you:
Everton play games + Romelu (yes you)Lukaku score goals = Everton win more games which has the consequence of finishing higher up the table thus greatest increasing chances of qualifying for Champions League.
However Romelu, and pay attention here:
Everton play games - Romelu injuried/Romelu scores only one in 9 games = Everton win less games which....yadda yadda..etc etc ...you know the rest.
Yours, best
He can fuck right off. He wouldn't get in the Chelsea side the way he's been playing over the last few months, and I can't seem him getting an offer better than Everton in this country either. Stoke or WBA might stump up £10m for him though. Not many top clubs play with a striker like him, so if wants CL football he might have to go to some Russian club and get it that way.
Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
Blueberto wrote:maybe we can get 2 decent players in for the £20 million price quoted. i would think bobby has his scouting network on alert as we speak
I'm not sure that I would want us paying more than £10m for him. On his day he is a beast (and I'm sure his overall game will get better) but any more than that, on this season's evidence, would be too big a risk for Everton as far as I'm concerned.
BTW, how much did Sturridge cost? It wasn't much more than £10m if I remember correctly.
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Statman wrote:Blueberto wrote:maybe we can get 2 decent players in for the £20 million price quoted. i would think bobby has his scouting network on alert as we speak
I'm not sure that I would want us paying more than £10m for him. On his day he is a beast (and I'm sure his overall game will get better) but any more than that, on this season's evidence, would be too big a risk for Everton as far as I'm concerned.
BTW, how much did Sturridge cost? It wasn't much more than £10m if I remember correctly.
£12m fatty benitez flogged him, too. Ridiculous, near enough insider dealing.
Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
to be fair, under their rotation policy he wasn't getting a run in and looked crap and inconsistent and petulant as well. Now he is one of the key target men and he fits into their system brilliantly - he will be rubbish for England in Brazil of course, as will the majority of the England team which will be picked almost exclusively from Hodgson's former team, Liverpool....Tonteau wrote:Statman wrote:Blueberto wrote:maybe we can get 2 decent players in for the £20 million price quoted. i would think bobby has his scouting network on alert as we speak
I'm not sure that I would want us paying more than £10m for him. On his day he is a beast (and I'm sure his overall game will get better) but any more than that, on this season's evidence, would be too big a risk for Everton as far as I'm concerned.
BTW, how much did Sturridge cost? It wasn't much more than £10m if I remember correctly.
£12m fatty benitez flogged him, too. Ridiculous, near enough insider dealing.
Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
Blueberto wrote:maybe we can get 2 decent players in for the £20 million price quoted. i would think bobby has his scouting network on alert as we speak
Let's home they are not at Wigan....
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hairberto cataract wrote:Bluejagz wrote:Romelu Lukaku: 'I need to play in Champions League next season'Romelu Lukaku has put Everton on alert by saying he needs to play Champions League football next season.
"I'm turning 21, I've been a professional for five years already. It is time," Lukaku told the Belgian daily Het Laatste Nieuws.
"It is high time that I play in the Champions League. It is the next step I need in my development. Full stop.
"Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney were experienced already at that level when they were just 23-24 years old. I want to play Champions League football now. I must now show I'm ready for it.
"I still have two years on my contract and I know Chelsea follow my development. In the end it depends on what the manager thinks about me."
The Belgian striker is currently on loan from Chelsea but it now seems unlikely that he would move to Everton permanently unless they can improve on their position of sixth in the Premier League and make up the five points needed for Champions League qualification.
Lukaku is recovering from an ankle injury but Everton hope he will back for their match at home to West Ham United on 1 March.
The by now obligatory Belgian/Dutch footballer reportingly making forthright comments in the press during international break/injury layoff.
Well funnily enough Romelu, you wanting Champions League football and us not qualifying are not mutually exclusive concepts. You see, you are part of the process. Let me break it down for you:
Everton play games + Romelu (yes you)Lukaku score goals = Everton win more games which has the consequence of finishing higher up the table thus greatest increasing chances of qualifying for Champions League.
However Romelu, and pay attention here:
Everton play games - Romelu injuried/Romelu scores only one in 9 games = Everton win less games which....yadda yadda..etc etc ...you know the rest.
Yours, best
He can fuck right off. He wouldn't get in the Chelsea side the way he's been playing over the last few months, and I can't seem him getting an offer better than Everton in this country either. Stoke or WBA might stump up £10m for him though. Not many top clubs play with a striker like him, so if wants CL football he might have to go to some Russian club and get it that way.
He needs to stop doing these silly interviews all the time and focus on the football. He's not coming across well with comments like this and is in danger of putting off potential suitors including us.
He needs to stop the me, me, me and focus on the team. Does he really consider himself to be in the same category as Rooney and Ronaldo? Some one needs to have a word with him - I wonder who is agent is because it sounds like he isn't getting good advice.
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Cahill the Great wrote:hairberto cataract wrote:Bluejagz wrote:Romelu Lukaku: 'I need to play in Champions League next season'Romelu Lukaku has put Everton on alert by saying he needs to play Champions League football next season.
"I'm turning 21, I've been a professional for five years already. It is time," Lukaku told the Belgian daily Het Laatste Nieuws.
"It is high time that I play in the Champions League. It is the next step I need in my development. Full stop.
"Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney were experienced already at that level when they were just 23-24 years old. I want to play Champions League football now. I must now show I'm ready for it.
"I still have two years on my contract and I know Chelsea follow my development. In the end it depends on what the manager thinks about me."
The Belgian striker is currently on loan from Chelsea but it now seems unlikely that he would move to Everton permanently unless they can improve on their position of sixth in the Premier League and make up the five points needed for Champions League qualification.
Lukaku is recovering from an ankle injury but Everton hope he will back for their match at home to West Ham United on 1 March.
The by now obligatory Belgian/Dutch footballer reportingly making forthright comments in the press during international break/injury layoff.
Well funnily enough Romelu, you wanting Champions League football and us not qualifying are not mutually exclusive concepts. You see, you are part of the process. Let me break it down for you:
Everton play games + Romelu (yes you)Lukaku score goals = Everton win more games which has the consequence of finishing higher up the table thus greatest increasing chances of qualifying for Champions League.
However Romelu, and pay attention here:
Everton play games - Romelu injuried/Romelu scores only one in 9 games = Everton win less games which....yadda yadda..etc etc ...you know the rest.
Yours, best
He can fuck right off. He wouldn't get in the Chelsea side the way he's been playing over the last few months, and I can't seem him getting an offer better than Everton in this country either. Stoke or WBA might stump up £10m for him though. Not many top clubs play with a striker like him, so if wants CL football he might have to go to some Russian club and get it that way.
He needs to stop doing these silly interviews all the time and focus on the football. He's not coming across well with comments like this and is in danger of putting off potential suitors including us.
He needs to stop the me, me, me and focus on the team. Does he really consider himself to be in the same category as Rooney and Ronaldo? Some one needs to have a word with him - I wonder who is agent is because it sounds like he isn't getting good advice.
His biggest problem at the moment (on the pitch) is that he has the touch of a baby elephant. Rooney and Ronaldo haven't so I would have to agree with your implication.
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Re: Romelu Lukaku - Chelsea's loss (for this season)
the good thing about him going through a shitness stage is it may drop the price so we can actually afford him & Chavs may sell..
the bad thing is he implies he is better than us ... and if that is the case he can right royally fuck off
the bad thing is he implies he is better than us ... and if that is the case he can right royally fuck off
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