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From Brentfords, Mbuemo maybe
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From Brentfords, Mbuemo maybe
Gabriel
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Well, if we’re having reunions, maybe Milner and Mee…Subsequently clarified that Brighton and Brentford have both apparently indicated willingness to do a deal
The obvious candidates would be Ferguson and Toney but wonder if it might end up being someone more left field?
Hickey and Henry have looked promising, but I don’t see either as needed.
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Gabriel
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He’s not fit enough to get in the Ajax side, according to reports in the Dutch press, though the club are open to him moving.Brian Brobbey?
Evan Ferguson would be a great signing and would become great for us and even though it’s big fee it could be a bargain in future years .
I actually think Brighton could sell, they have a lot of depth in attacking positions.
But as you say big bucks
Excellent point! What happens to Doku and Savinho in a false 9 system? False 9 as a true back up plan (20+ matches) is not a good plan, simple as...Going to be even more frustrating if we have natural wingers with no centre forward if Erling isn’t playing. We definitely could do with a striker, if Erling isn’t playing we have to change our entire system.
FMwkdsoul
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Long Shot XI.Excellent point! What happens to Doku and Savinho in a false 9 system? False 9 as a true back up plan (20+ matches) is not a good plan, simple as...
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Exactly- we did it as we were forced to do so with no really option otherwise- it's not something you planfully set up to adopt as a game strategy if you can come up with even a halfway decent alternative.Excellent point! What happens to Doku and Savinho in a false 9 system? False 9 as a true back up plan (20+ matches) is not a good plan, simple as...
It worked, but as you say we had no real choice at the time. Also, we played the false 9 exclusively, not sporadically.Exactly- we did it as we were forced to do so with no really option otherwise- it's not something you planfully set up to adopt as a game strategy if you can come up with even a halfway decent alternative.
Something to consider,,,is it a coincidence that Sterling went into a deep decline during that time?
Doku and Savinho are not best suited to play in a false 9 system...these type of players have been brought in as we move further and further into maximizing Haaland's presence. We need a Haaland lite, not a false 9.
Gabriel
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I reckon Savinho could adapt to it more readily than Doku.It worked, but as you say we had no real choice at the time. Also, we played the false 9 exclusively, not sporadically.
Something to consider,,,is it a coincidence that Sterling went into a deep decline during that time?
Doku and Savinho are not best suited to play in a false 9 system...these type of players have been brought in as we move further and further into maximizing Haaland's presence. We need a Haaland lite, not a false 9.
PragueBlue
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It's a better plan than signing a 9 that isn't good enough to rely on when Haaland is out. Who would you be comfortable with us starting 10 games in a row (for example) if Haaland is out injured?Excellent point! What happens to Doku and Savinho in a false 9 system? False 9 as a true back up plan (20+ matches) is not a good plan, simple as...
I can't think of a player that is good enough, available and willing to take a back seat most of the time. Better off going with what we have and then deploying a false 9 as and when necessary.