WizzWanger67 wrote:surely its got to be 100.000 a week ????????????? Everton striker Romelu Lukaku, 23, has agreed a new contract with the club worth £110,000 a week - but the deal, which runs until 2022, includes an exit clause if one of Europe's top clubs wants to buy the Belgium international. (Mirror)maybe the controversial cabbie can come on and clear things up

Controversial Cabbie HERE, WizzWa*ker,I Only KNOW What I Read in the press,Just Like YOU....O.K ??

WizzWanger67 wrote:i think he would be a good player at a big club

He's a VERY Good player,Even at Merseysides SMALL Club....

FYI WizzleWan*ker........Romelu Lukaku's new 5-year contract will be worth £140,000 a week, making him the highest paid player in Everton's history. (Source: Times)

747man wrote:

WizzWanger67 wrote:surely its got to be 100.000 a week ????????????? Everton striker Romelu Lukaku, 23, has agreed a new contract with the club worth £110,000 a week - but the deal, which runs until 2022, includes an exit clause if one of Europe's top clubs wants to buy the Belgium international. (Mirror)maybe the controversial cabbie can come on and clear things up

Controversial Cabbie HERE, WizzWa*ker,I Only KNOW What I Read in the press,Just Like YOU....O.K ??

i agree i think you should wind your neck in,fatty,im just saying i think its more likely to be 100,000 a week more than 100.000 a year what statto said? nob head,read the post slowly

747man wrote:FYI WizzleWan*ker........Romelu Lukaku's new 5-year contract will be worth £140,000 a week, making him the highest paid player in Everton's history. (Source: Times)

lol im not disputing that,im saying its got to be 100,000 a week not 100,000 a year as statto said? you mong

Mong ?? & Fatty ?? Watch it You're getting VERY Close There,GOBBY !!!

It being an FA Cup weekend the Premiership schedule has taken quite a hit...

Last nights scores on the doors in the EPL.....
Bournemouth 3 West Ham 2
Everton 3 WBA 0
Hull 2 Swansea 1

My EPL viewing last night was limited to the second half of Bournemouth v West Ham.Two shaky defences made for an entertaining game.Josh individual scored a hat trick to give Bournemouth a vital victory with the winner coming in the last minute of normal time.In the first half Bournemouth missed two penalties but fortunately for the Cherries they didn't prove costly.
A vital win,also,for Hull over fellow strugglers Swansea which lifts them up to 18th in the table.Sunderland and now Middlesborough in danger of being cut adrift at the foot of the table but the 3rd relegation place could be anyone from Burnley in 12th down to Hull in 18th.
Comfortable win for in form Everton with their place in the EPL secure for another season now.....

Tonight its Liverpool v Burnley at 11pm Thai in the EPL and The Spuds take on Millwall at 9pm Thai in the FA Cup.

Lets see what liverpool team turn up,in a way this game means more than the arsenal and tottenham game,they seem to struggle at the so called smaller teams

A vital game for Liverpool if they want to hold onto the 4th Champions League spot and keep Arsenal and United at bay.
I've just drafted Mane into my FF team so rest assured he'll score at hat trick WW !!

WizzWanger67 wrote:Lets see what liverpool team turn up,in a way this game means more than the arsenal and tottenham game,they seem to struggle at the so called smaller teams

Oh ! You mean that Small team that beat you 2-0 at Turf Moor Earlier in the season ??

Hope so

747man wrote:

WizzWanger67 wrote:Lets see what liverpool team turn up,in a way this game means more than the arsenal and tottenham game,they seem to struggle at the so called smaller teams

Oh ! You mean that Small team that beat you 2-0 at Turf Moor Earlier in the season ??

Still looking down on the blue nose tramps oh btw are you cornish if not you should be most of them atr deluded oh i forgot you are deluded because your a blue nose have a nice
day mate

dezzer111 wrote:

747man wrote:

WizzWanger67 wrote:Lets see what liverpool team turn up,in a way this game means more than the arsenal and tottenham game,they seem to struggle at the so called smaller teams

Oh ! You mean that Small team that beat you 2-0 at Turf Moor Earlier in the season ??

Still looking down on the blue nose tramps oh btw are you cornish if not you should be most of them atr deluded oh i forgot you are deluded because your a blue nose have a nice
day mate

No Dezz Mate, I'm NOT Cornish & I'm definately NOT Norwegian...

747man wrote:

WizzWanger67 wrote:Lets see what liverpool team turn up,in a way this game means more than the arsenal and tottenham game,they seem to struggle at the so called smaller teams

Oh ! You mean that Small team that beat you 2-0 at Turf Moor Earlier in the season ??

errrrrrrrrrr yes exactly what i mean????????are you still not getting this,read the post slowly,jesus christ.your a bit dumb

Liverpool 2-1 Burnley

Burnley are not the sort of side that Pool seem to relish playing.
The visitors took an early lead & hung onto it until extra time before the break. Emre Can clinched it with a long range effort in the second half.
If Pool have serious desires of winning the title then they must work out out how to counter sides who are less skillful but willing to put in the effort.
This was 3 points, which is what really matters, but pretty lucky after a poor display..

Liverpool were poor last night but its the result that matters for them.
We all know Klopp needs to sort out the shaky defence but another factor in Liverpools recent undistinguished spell is the fact that Coutinho doesn't look the same player he was since he returned from his ankle injury.
He's the guy who makes Liverpool tick and when he's off colour the whole team suffers.

Lucky, Lucky,Lucky, LiverPOO !!!!

Obviously thinks he could do better at a bigger club.......he's seen how well his mate Niasse has done at Hull since he joined them from Everton.

Romelu Lukaku: Everton striker rejects new contract at Goodison Park
By Phil McNulty Chief football writer BBC

Everton striker Romelu Lukaku has turned down the most lucrative contract offer in the club's history.
The Premier League club had been confident the Belgium international would sign a new five-year deal thought to be worth around £140,000 a week.
The 23-year-old's agent, Mino Raiola, had said his client was "99.9%" certain to extend his stay at Goodison Park.
However, Lukaku has told the Toffees he currently has no desire to extend a contract that has two years to run.
Lukaku has made no secret of his desire to play in the Champions League and has been linked with a return to former club Chelsea, from whom he joined Everton for £28m in 2014.
Everton's contract offer remains on the table and still hope further negotiations could end in an agreement.
For now, however, Lukaku is not willing to agree terms and the Toffees would demand a fee in excess of £60m for a player who has scored 19 goals this season.

Andy, USHITED May well " Move " from 6th in The Premiership this weekend, By 4.50pm On Saturday they could well be 7th one place BELOW that small club named EV-ER-TON........Now stick that in yer pipe & smoke it !!! 555 !!