Richarlison

[spurspinter1]

Maybe the players that we do have might started getting a bit annoyed with a prevailing narrative that Richy is the saviour of this team, when actually they just need the time to acclimate to this system? Maybe RDZ is protecting them by saying this?

Why would the players get annoyed by something literally nobody has said, or even insinuated?

What prevailing narrative that Richy is the saviour of this team?

This topic really sets people off doesn't it (myself included when I'm triggered by the level of discourse).

The idea that it's better to have an option, rather than not having one is some absurd sentimental overreach is incredibly disingenuous.

I mean it makes sense considering the abhorrent, disgusting slander Richy has levelled at the club on social media - Imagine stating that you'll make your own decisions, and honour the contract if it comes to it and continue to give his best for the club. The bastard.

 

[MartyFunkhouser]

The idea that it's better to have an option, rather than not having one is some absurd sentimental overreach is incredibly disingenuous.

A point many have tried to argue, myself included, probably badly, for the past week. But then it comes down to ridiculous notions that you are somehow claiming he is a saviour, or people end up saying "yeh but he is sh1t", both of which are missing the point.

 

[slimen75]

Can Richarlison still be loaned out?

I think that for the sake of team morale, he should be kept away from the club.
So that we don't have to talk about it anymore.

And so the team and the coach can work in peace

 

[MartyFunkhouser]

Can Richarlison still be loaned out?

I think that for the sake of team morale, he should be kept away from the club.
So that we don't have to talk about it anymore.

And so the team and the coach can work in peace

Something is going to have to happen, the situation is looming over us and will continue to

 

[slimen75]

Something is going to have to happen, the situation is looming over us and will continue to

It’s not good for player morale; one rotten tomato in the basket, and all the tomatoes will start to rot.

 

[MartyFunkhouser]

It’s not good for player morale; one rotten tomato in the basket, and all the tomatoes will start to rot.

The media are not going to let go either, its going to distract

 

[clownfoot]

Can Richarlison still be loaned out?

I think that for the sake of team morale, he should be kept away from the club.
So that we don't have to talk about it anymore.

And so the team and the coach can work in peace

Think no one can register any more players until January? Emergency loan conditions might have a loophole but only ever heard of them being used for keepers

 

[Finney Is Back]

I have replied to @SissokoWasGood (BoL) on this mate, so will save us all a repeat.
I will add for clarification that I am not sure we were as clear with him on the options he didn't have as we were with other players. The Everton situation is unexplainable unless you were there. My best guess is that the rumour of loyalty payment is true (and we wouldn't). If we knew at the end of last season we weren't extending and he wasn't extending, we should've been able to find the right solution, which would've started with leaving him out of pre-season plans and making clear there was nothing here for him if he wanted to stubborn out his last year.

Loyalty payments to are contractual mate so that is a non story.

 

[Bishop]

A point many have tried to argue, myself included, probably badly, for the past week. But then it comes down to ridiculous notions that you are somehow claiming he is a saviour, or people end up saying "yeh but he is sh1t", both of which are missing the point.

He is brick. He's more of a negative when he plays than he is a positive.