Iliman Ndiaye (Saudi Interest)
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Kerryblueboy
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There you have it open to a new challenge in other words get me out of here just sell him now and don’t drag it out until the end of the window
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It was just tongue in cheek, relax, we're all on the same page.Bluedylan1 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2026 6:18 pm On the contrary, facts are a novelty in the current climate.
Also there's a difference between speculating about a possibility and wasting time on a blatant falsehood.
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Should have given him a new contract last summer.
I have no doubt he was a bit fuming at the money we lashed out on Grealish whilst he was one of our lowest earners.
Who are these jokers running the club.
I have no doubt he was a bit fuming at the money we lashed out on Grealish whilst he was one of our lowest earners.
Who are these jokers running the club.
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TrevorSteven
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Pretty Nil Satis Nisi Optimum isn´t it?Trowel wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2026 9:30 pm 2021 - Unfortunately survival has to be the ambition and goal for this season
2022 - Unfortunately survival has to be the ambition and goal for this season
2023 - Unfortunately survival has to be the ambition and goal for this season
2024 - Unfortunately survival has to be the ambition and goal for this season
2025 - Unfortunately survival has to be the ambition and goal for this season
2026 - Unfortunately survival has to be the ambition and goal for this season
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He’s turned down multiple contract offers, as per Boyland etc. Was happy to sign one but wanted a release clause of £50m, apparently.
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TrevorSteven
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Which effectively means that he wants to leave.
The kid is on 45K a week at Everton - that is almost half of what Keane is earning. As someone else said here - he should have got that new contract last year. Something is wrong when our best player is one of the lowest paid players. There is no downside for him to get a higher salary but still a clause that makes it possible for him to leave whenever he wants to.
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If that's the case then I'd be pissed off too.TrevorSteven wrote: ↑Tue Jul 28, 2026 10:27 am Which effectively means that he wants to leave.
The kid is on 45K a week at Everton - that is almost half of what Keane is earning. As someone else said here - he should have got that new contract last year. Something is wrong when our best player is one of the lowest paid players. There is no downside for him to get a higher salary but still a clause that makes it possible for him to leave whenever he wants to.
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Paddockoldie
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Maybe he's thinking more strategically. Goes Saudi, earns a fortune, kills it with his abilities for a season, then gets bought by a big club and gets his move to CL
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Apparently the contract offers were rejected mid season.TrevorSteven wrote: ↑Tue Jul 28, 2026 10:27 am Which effectively means that he wants to leave.
The kid is on 45K a week at Everton - that is almost half of what Keane is earning. As someone else said here - he should have got that new contract last year. Something is wrong when our best player is one of the lowest paid players. There is no downside for him to get a higher salary but still a clause that makes it possible for him to leave whenever he wants to.
It was deffo a story but the window was closed and he had years on his contract so it wasn’t much of a talking point.
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As a club and as a fanbase we should stop thinking having years left on a contract means anything.
Four contracts rejected, and forcing a move to Saudi.
We’ll get decent money but £70m to spend whilst needing to replace your best player barely touches the sides.
Four contracts rejected, and forcing a move to Saudi.
We’ll get decent money but £70m to spend whilst needing to replace your best player barely touches the sides.
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Take the Saudi money and improve the squad. Really can’t be arsed with a month of posturing, only to see him go at the end of the window.