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Romelu Lukaku

Everton have announced today that they will do all they can in making Rom's loan deal into a permanent transfer.

I do realise that Chelsea may not sanction any transfer talks and it will be a damp squid for the Toffee's but should we have been more adventurous and made a similar attempt last summer rather than splash the millions we did on Anichebe & Sess ?

I also realise Rom would have cost more than those two combined but, we would have twice the player and in many ways, is Everton a bigger club than ours ?



comment by JH (U18654)

posted on 27/1/14

Rom was poor when we played Everton last week. Looks like his put abit of timber on. #Fatty

Yes, Everton are a much bigger club than us. Gate wise as well as aims and goals wise. Everton are fighting for Europe whilst we aim to just stay in the division.

Lukaku obviously have a soft spot for us but he'd never come here on a permanent.

posted on 27/1/14

Ask yourself the question would you prefer....

One Rom Lukaku or
Two in Anichebe and Sess ?




comment by JH (U18654)

posted on 27/1/14

Lukaku doesn't want to be here, so it doesn't really matter.

posted on 27/1/14

I think you're right JH.... we have zero ambition other than staying in the Premiership and even that is debatable given JP's comments about us realistically being a mid-table Championship team.

Rom wasn't that good against us and it will not have escaped you that he hardly celebrated when Everton scored confirming his soft spot for us.

Pity really, as his value may have been considerably less when he was with us early on than his value now.

posted on 27/1/14

JH, why do you say
"Lukaku doesn't want to be here"

Has he actually publically stated that ? I've not seen any comment like that but may have missed it and if you think about it, who'd want to be in Scouseland !

comment by JH (U18654)

posted on 27/1/14

He had an offer on the table from Everton and WBA on transfer deadline day. He chose Everton. Therefore, he doesn't want to be here.

posted on 27/1/14


I understood that JP & Co decided against the loan deal on account of the higher loan fee that Chelsea were asking over the previous season and it was nothing to do with Rom's wishes.



comment by aries22 (U1203)

posted on 27/1/14

It's news to me that there was any offer on the table from Albion, either to Lukaku or to Chelsea. Chelsea were unwilling to sell Lukaku outright and they wanted a £5 million loan fee for the season 2013-14. JP declined to pay that but Everton coughed up. Part of me thought we lacked ambition there, but to pay a £5 million loan fee seems steep. I do agree that Lukaku probably wouldn't join Albion but I do believe he would have come to us on another loan deal for the season. I believe he was happy with us, scoring as many as he did.

comment by aries22 (U1203)

posted on 27/1/14

Sorry, that should read 'I do agree that Lukaku probably wouldn't join Albion on a permanent basis' etc.

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