If he was left footed he would be ideal in the inverted role. Just a shame he isn’t
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4 | Kalvin Phillips - 2022/23 Performances
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sir baconface
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If he was left footed he would be ideal in the inverted role. Just a shame he isn’t
At the present time, he’s yet to convince he’d be ideal in any role.
I get he’s yet to impress but he’s also not really been given a chance has he?At the present time, he’s yet to convince he’d be ideal in any role.
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If true, he needs to get his head down and make sure that he is doing everything he can to impress Pep.
There are enough detractors on BM already , without even seeing him in training, or play much.
Those who have thrived with time...Phillips hasn't had any.If true, he needs to get his head down and make sure that he is doing everything he can to impress Pep.
There are enough detractors on BM already , without even seeing him in training, or play much.
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doesn't seem to matter to some on here, they know everythingThose who have thrived with time...Phillips hasn't had any.
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Seriously tho - when is it going to happen? He has to show up, demand to play, make Pep feel he's missing out.
Otherwise he's a straight forward quick sale for a profit this summer - and there will be plenty of opportunities to replace him.
Otherwise he's a straight forward quick sale for a profit this summer - and there will be plenty of opportunities to replace him.
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How on earth do you expect us to make a profit on a player we signed last year and have barely seen on the pitch?Seriously tho - when is it going to happen? He has to show up, demand to play, make Pep feel he's missing out.
Otherwise he's a straight forward quick sale for a profit this summer - and there will be plenty of opportunities to replace him.
If we get rid this summer, it would be a loan with an option to buy to Leeds, West Ham or another mid table club.
The only way we'd even come close to making our money back is if he has a good second half of the season, in which case why would we let him go?
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