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Will have done his confidence and chance of a move no harm.
Is the correct answerWill have done his confidence and chance of a move no harm.
Saying we'd be better with him there than Ruben is a bit of a stretch!
Certainly could work at times though - depends on who we were up against. Wouldn't want to see Kalvin there against any kind of top team, but it could certainly work against bottom half teams at home.
Agreed, a sale and fresh start for all (plus an empty squad space) would be best for all ideally. But if that doesn't happen, at least we've possibly found a way to utilise him.Yep, that's what I am talking about.
Considering we won't be getting much for him, it's reasonable to keep him and use here & there, as it will be a big big season.
Maybe he even becomes suitable for "Akanji / Stones" role, once he regains full confidence and form.
But if decent offer arrives 20-25M, I would sell.
Very clever of pep to play him in a different position, so he looks good in the shop window which is what it was all about.Very pleased that he had a decent tour and the last 2 games will benefit us because maybe a team will think he's worth a punt on. He showed he has a good pass in him but still on a couple of occasions gave possession away cheaply - something Pep hates. He also got in a couple of great blocks too.
There is little chance he will stay and get games. I think he knows it will never work out for him at a top four side but he could still prove to be good at mid to lower premier level? Depends how much we are prepared to lose on his wages and if a team ignores his disastrous West Ham loan.
By giving Kalvin a 180 degree field of view, rather than the 360 needed for a City pivot, Pep played a blinder. He also allowed him to show off his range with the deep ball out wide, and his tackling ability.Very clever of pep to play him in a different position, so he looks good in the shop window which is what it was all about.
Master stroke, we may even get something back for him, which even a week ago looked unlikely.Very clever of pep to play him in a different position, so he looks good in the shop window which is what it was all about.
I'd like to see that.I hope he has a john stones year. Stones was once almost sold but the following year he proved his worth. Give this kid a chance. I think he will be pretty good as a center back.
Master stroke, we may even get something back for him, which even a week ago looked unlikely.
I said this in the other thread but Pep didn’t even trust Joško to play as a CB last year, his given position and one he has played against high level opposition. No slight on Kalvin, but do people really see this happening?Certainly could work at times though - depends on who we were up against. Wouldn't want to see Kalvin there against any kind of top team, but it could certainly work against bottom half teams at home.
Seems a well liked guy at the club and very engaging with our fans on tour but he will be a benchwarmer who will only be ever used in an emergency. Quite sad for an ex England regular and us having the smallest squad in the PLI said this in the other thread but Pep didn’t even trust Joško to play as a CB last year, his given position and one he has played against high level opposition. No slight on Kalvin, but do people really see this happening?
Girona?New York is not a bad shout. But he probably thinks he is better than a retirement league.
We can’t sell or loan anyone to Girona, rules re CLGirona?
Forgot I think we can't deal with them for a while. Maybe next year?Girona?