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I’d like Rhol to work at rb, but it doesn’t, he doesn’t tackle and first half the lad he was up against destroyed him, passing out he looks comfortable but he’s no rb.
Hackney and Armstrong looked weak, didn’t work, maybe fitness an issue for Hackney but Armstrong certainly can’t replace Gana, he’s nowhere near ready to be that level.
George was about the brightest spark but if we start with George and Dibblin (or mcneil/Rhol/Alkaraz) we have seriously gone backwards from Grealish and Ndiaye starting last season.
Barry and Beto are still both shite, and Tarks n Keane aren’t up to getting us anywhere near Europe.
Call it pre season all we like, you can only polish a turd so much and neither Moyes or that squad looks up to it.
If Ndiaye goes we best hope to get a fortune to put it into that squad as uts piss poor.
Them owners have a lot to answer for too as it just like it was under Kenwright.
I think £70m is a realistic fee for Ndiaye from another Prem club, but we all know that there’s an Arab tax and they pay more, and we will get more if he moves to the Saudi league.
Overall, a pretty shit show.