blueparrot
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Dont see why as long as the club are confident in Palmer
Dont see why as long as the club are confident in Palmer
We dont do dumb though so whatever we do will be thought outMe either, it's a dumb move to have so many with one year left but here we are. Not getting good money now would be absolutely stupid.
It’s not the numbers that concern me - in Palmer, Mahrez, Bernie, Grealish & Foden we’ve got plenty of cover - but rather the skill sets we’d be losing. Sterling and Jesus are arguably our quickest and most tenacious ‘forwards’ and Jesus in particular is probably the best ‘defensive’ striker in the league. And despite finishing ostensibly being a weak point, they both score a lot of goals. There’s little prospect of our adopting a different MO next season, in terms of the way we play, if we’re going into it with next to no pace in the attacking positions - Haaland and Foden duly excluded.Not replacing two wingers leaving would be criminal and terrible planning
On one condition mate.He was a lazy bastard but as for his technical ability and speed he was superb.You know deep down I'm right, bring back Leroy!
Who has the best track record?So it's Tolmie vs Sam Lee.
I'm hoping Tolmie's version is correct.
nonsense that is exactly how we play remember jesus also played on the rw. doubt pep is happy. squad building is on tixi and kaldoonPep clearly doesn't think it's an issue. I can't remember the last time I saw Sterling use any of his pace tbh. That's not how we play.
Don't underestimate how fast Foden and Haaland are also.
So it's Tolmie vs Sam Lee.
I'm hoping Tolmie's version is correct.
No it's not and spell their names properly ffs.nonsense that is exactly how we play remember jesus also played on the rw. doubt pep is happy. squad building is on tixi and kaldoon