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Jay #18, could not disagree more on replacing Gana being top priority. KDH moving into Gana’s position would be the ideal partner for Garner back there if we can bag a quality #10, and if not, Iroegbunam, Armstrong and Rohl could compete for the position. We should not be spending a dime at DM. CB, RB, wing and striker are all much higher priorities for me.
You wouldn’t get progressive clubs like Bournemouth, Brighton and Brentford shopping in this market – Premier League has been’s.
Nothing ever changes at this club.
Why not go and shop in the Belgian Pro League, the Austrian Bundesliga, the Swedish Allveskan, the Danish Liga, the Brazilian Brasileirao
These are where a lot of the whizkids are found. Unknown young players with huge potential.
Seriously, what is wrong with this club?
Sooner have Richy back than Jack Grealish. More goals and would run through brick walls for us.
We have to replace Gueye as a matter of priority. Suggest a tilt at Kovacic from City, Stiller from Stuttgart or Morten Hjulmand at Sporting.
A better quality LB is also required although there aren’t that many that would come to us. Possibly Alejandro Grimaldo from Leverkussen.
A goalscoring MF player wouldn’t go amiss either, especially if we lose Ndiaye. suggest a tilt at Hakan Çalhanoğlu at Inter Milan. I don’t suppose we could attract Foden from City.
Questions arise over Dibling, Armstrong, Aznou and Tyrique George and the almost certainly departing Patterson and McNeill.
And straight left wing a top class GK to put Picks on his toes and look to take his place. Its a pity we didn’t get Trafford when he was available.
And that is based on date of birth on date of match and averaged over the whole 38 games.
It’s all very well buying speedy midgets or wingers but we need someone who can link play and take a bit of pressure off the team when they’re under the cosh.
The trouble with Barry and Beto seems to be their ball-control, do they not practise that at training any more. I know Lineker’s control wasn’t great but he offset that with his poaching qualities which neither of the two afore mentioned seem to possess.