that would mean less of foden, bernardo, kev, bobb, etc centrally and I wouldn't want that. Additionally, if the idea is to bring in a rodri back up so that rodri can rest it wouldn't make any sense to play them togethor.
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Adam Wharton
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KDB and Bernardo may well not be here next season.that would mean less of foden, bernardo, kev, bobb, etc centrally and I wouldn't want that. Additionally, if the idea is to bring in a rodri back up so that rodri can rest it wouldn't make any sense to play them togethor.
FMwkdsoul
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it does while he's learning, no one is coming in and just playing when Rodri cant. it'd be 10 games a season at best. You either get someone who can play 6/8 or no one at allthat would mean less of foden, bernardo, kev, bobb, etc centrally and I wouldn't want that. Additionally, if the idea is to bring in a rodri back up so that rodri can rest it wouldn't make any sense to play them togethor.
Next year makes sense for everyone involved but often we see in football transfers happen too soon.
He gets another PL season in and we get time to see how Nunes and McAtee adapt, see what’s happening with Kov, KDB and god forbid Bernado.
Can see it happening and maybe why we were hesitant on the Bruno G deal.
He gets another PL season in and we get time to see how Nunes and McAtee adapt, see what’s happening with Kov, KDB and god forbid Bernado.
Can see it happening and maybe why we were hesitant on the Bruno G deal.
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Stood out a mile to me from the first time I saw him play against us. I think this lad has incredible qualities and will be one of the best midfielders in the world, he always seems to have time on the ball, and he never seems to give the ball away, and he doesn't just pass it sideways or backwards either, it's all quick accurate incisive, splitting the lines with ease.
Having said that, I've seen nothing to suggest he would be able to fill in for Rodri at the moment. I'm not sure he has the experience yet to hold the fort on his own as a single DM and I don't think the dirty work of tracking runners and filling gaps in defence is his forte.
If we get Wharton we move to a double pivot I feel.
Having said that, I've seen nothing to suggest he would be able to fill in for Rodri at the moment. I'm not sure he has the experience yet to hold the fort on his own as a single DM and I don't think the dirty work of tracking runners and filling gaps in defence is his forte.
If we get Wharton we move to a double pivot I feel.
Players can also reject moves. If we are in for him Wharton might hold out. Especially if Pep resigns.It could be one of those where we move earlier than planned because we have to. Especially now the dippers have lost out on Zubimendi.
That missing hyphen is very important there, hopefully Pep re-signs and not resigns!Players can also reject moves. If we are in for him Wharton might hold out. Especially if Pep resigns
Stoned Rose
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Going to be some player.
Use the Alvarez money and get him in.
Use the Alvarez money and get him in.