Everton Flop Set To Depart For Turkey – “Music To Our Ears” “Next Please”
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It’s fair to say Yannick Bolasie hasn’t had the best of times at Everton following his big-money move from Crystal Palace back in August 2016.
Marco Silva has given the green light to loan Yannick Bolasie to Fenerbahce until the end of the 2018/19 season. Yannick Bolasie has agreed personal terms with Fenerbahce. (Source: Fanatik) pic.twitter.com/KlBXiP5lRk
— Everton Blue Army (@EvertonBlueArmy) July 16, 2018
Having come in for a reported £30million he has only made 26 starting appearances for us with a further seven showings from the bench and in that time he’s returned two goals. His time with us has been interrupted though owing to the lengthy injury he picked up and although he was clearly nowhere near fitness, being played regardless by Sam Allardyce last season did more than turn the fans against him as he wasn’t replicating his Palace form.
Some fans naturally had doubts about his productivity anyway, but that turned the tide and there seems no way back now.
He’s been linked with a move away from the club all summer and a few weeks back unsubstantiated reports emanating from Turkey suggested that Fenerbahce had a firm interest in taking him on loan for the coming campaign but the issue would be his wages.
The same outlet – Click Here – are now reporting that negotiations between the two clubs have reached the next stage and Bolasie has been given permission to strike a deal with them, and it’s believed he has done just that. It’s expected the move for the 29-year-old will be rubber-stamped and announced soon and that he will spend the entire 2018/19 season with them.
The fact it isn’t a permanent transfer has irritated some but I can’t repeat those particular tweets!
We can't as no one wants him on a full deal. Do you not think we've tried?
— Josh (@JLClifton9910) July 16, 2018
He’s a human with feelings, there’s no need to @ him in posts celebrating his departure. He’s still loved at Palace, because he’s a good bloke. I don’t think all Everton fans realise that
— Liam (@liamb0117) July 17, 2018
Music to our and @Alookman_ ears! Have perfect replacement ready and waiting ???? #EFC #FPL
— Kev Joszko (@KJoszko) July 16, 2018
Please Mirallas next please.
— Thomas Mccarten (@Thomasmccarten1) July 16, 2018
yeah id agree with that but they are both awful.
mirallas hasnt played to a high standard since wolfsburg away then last game before that was his derby debut where liverpool snapped him and he got took off— SK (@StephenBN1994) July 16, 2018
Yes. Happy days
— Jagsmol (@lynnepark_lynne) July 16, 2018
Hopefully this means we'll see lookman get more game time , we should never have bought bolasie
— ThreeFiveTwo Games (@ThreeFiveTwoG) July 16, 2018
Good. He’s shite. Always has been. 28m? Cheers Walsh and co. Now get rid of walliams,coco and miralles
— Tomas (@toffeetommy79) July 16, 2018
He'll be back. They'll want shut when see how shite the one trick pony is
— Chris Brennan (@Db53debbie) July 16, 2018
Loan need to sell him. Sick of them stupid step overs, instead of just running with the ball, you might actually get in the opposition box!!
— Stephen Hodges (@StephenHodges20) July 16, 2018
He was injured for a long spell but never lived up to what I expected hopefully recreates himself
— Steve Wainwright (@wainyuno) July 16, 2018
✋✋✈️Cheerio
— PAUL PETERSON (@PaulSlapper) July 17, 2018
If this is correct than I am all for it. Hopefully Yannick can rediscover his form at Fenerbahce.
— Peter Papadopoulos (@PeterPapadopo11) July 16, 2018
Such a pity that injury came when it did. Felt he was rushed back from his recovery and he'd lost a yard of pace which was his biggest asset. Let's hope he does well at Fenerbache
— Ryan O'Hanlon (@RyanOHanlon1) July 16, 2018