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Rohl at right-back would be a wild gamble — he has spent virtually no time at that position. Can he even do basic defending?
And I’d much rather play George than Dibling.
Stones and White would slot in like my last two kidney stones. They are absolutely not what we need. We should be building, not bringing in overpriced patches.
Nor do I like the rumours about Everton and Nathan Ake, Boyomo from Osasuna (not tall enough) or Gatti from Juventus (not fast enough).
The rumours I do like are about the budding young superstar Banks from Augsburg, Charlie Cresswell from Toulouse (former England youth teammate of Garner and Branthwaite), and Fernandez (heavily rumoured) from Rangers. I haven’t seen any of them but the reports are glowing.
If we were minded to spend big money on this position, try to pry Pavlovic away from Milan. That guy is a man-eater.
Get a top right-back so O’Brien can move inside, and then go get somebody great for the middle.
With 3 Games to go, why not try it. We’ve seen how much energy Rohl has and a turn of speed… and we keep the advantage of tall guy in the box when we are defending.