Andre Ayew

[TheLoneRanger]

https://twitter.com/EFCdaily_/status/1620507318894067712?s=20&t=Lxey0UWh9rwT-X76_2fIxA

 

[bakajack]

To be fair it wouldn't be a bad move for either party and Dyche would be able to get a tune out of him.

 

[Londonlisa2001]

I’ll be amazed if Everton sign him.

His team have a history of circulating rumours. If this is true Dyche is mad.

 

[Neath_Jack]

I’ll be amazed if Everton sign him.

His team have a history of circulating rumours. If this is true Dyche is mad.

Flying in to speak to Cooper Skyspprts news said earlier.

 

[Risc]

https://twitter.com/fabrizioromano/status/1621160401999216648?s=46&t=RjIbn-R62ZkWZBvQKNydxw

 

[Baron Goblet]

Ayew and Shelvey plus a few others to Forest. Cooper must be happy with his window of opportunity.

 

[LeonWasTheDog's]

I’ll be surprised if this works out.

 

[bakajack]

Forest already signed more players than they had squad spaces in the summer window, now they have signed another 6 or 7 in January with no one sent back. Its almost as crazy a transfer policy as we have and thats saying something.

 

[JackSomething]

Forest already signed more players than they had squad spaces in the summer window, now they have signed another 6 or 7 in January with no one sent back. Its almost as crazy a transfer policy as we have and thats saying something.

Heard the commentator in their second leg against Man United the other night talking about all their signings and the link to Ayew, saying something along the lines of 'at least they're having a go at staying in the PL'. Compared them negatively to the likes of Norwich.

No mention of the likes of us, Brentford, Fulham this season (having previously been a yo-yo club). It is possible to get promoted and stay there without signing 30 players, if you have a good manager, or shrewd transfer dealings, or a style of football executed well, etc.

Acting as if spending ridiculous amounts of money on a silly amount of players is the only way to 'have a go' at staying the sunlit uplands of the PL pretty much sums up modern football. Good for Forest and Cooper if it works, but it's hardly the only approach a club can take.