I’ve been assuming his role next year would basically be as a player coach, so honestly him being done doesn’t really affect us any more than him just taking a foreign slot, but it’s very clear we need someone with dynamism in the midfield.
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It's Quiet thread 14 - 'do one' edition
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our problem is we played poorly, our system was bad. We could have used b. silva in the mid today, our mistake was the starting line up, but it was to easy for them. One or two passes and they were through. The better team one simple as that.
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Raise oil prices as quickly as possible, we need to go shopping this summer
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I am genuinely concerned for next season. I think this is the most important transfer window we have had since the summer of 2017.
This team is falling apart and needs major surgery. If money was no object and the following was even remotely realistic, I would be hoping that we would sign the following:
A new RB, CB and LB.
A new CDM and CM.
A new LW (hopefully Torres is the answer) and potentially a new RW.
Arguably a new CF.
Thats 7 or 8 positions where you could argue we need improvement. How can a team that wins the league with 100 points and then follows it up the season after by winning every domestic trophy, require that much surgery the following season?
Our recent forays into the transfer market have been nowhere near good enough and you can only get away with bad purchases for so long. The backbone of this side over the past decade has almost disappeared now and we have signed very few players fit to lace those players boots. It has to change otherwise our 2020s decade will resemble Uniteds 2010s decade.
This team is falling apart and needs major surgery. If money was no object and the following was even remotely realistic, I would be hoping that we would sign the following:
A new RB, CB and LB.
A new CDM and CM.
A new LW (hopefully Torres is the answer) and potentially a new RW.
Arguably a new CF.
Thats 7 or 8 positions where you could argue we need improvement. How can a team that wins the league with 100 points and then follows it up the season after by winning every domestic trophy, require that much surgery the following season?
Our recent forays into the transfer market have been nowhere near good enough and you can only get away with bad purchases for so long. The backbone of this side over the past decade has almost disappeared now and we have signed very few players fit to lace those players boots. It has to change otherwise our 2020s decade will resemble Uniteds 2010s decade.
It’s because we don’t compete for the best players in the transfer market anymore. We only go for guys with release clauses or players with no other serious suitors because we don’t like bidding against other big clubs on fees or wages.I am genuinely concerned for next season. I think this is the most important transfer window we have had since the summer of 2017.
This team is falling apart and needs major surgery. If money was no object and the following was even remotely realistic, I would be hoping that we would sign the following:
A new RB, CB and LB.
A new CDM and CM.
A new LW (hopefully Torres is the answer) and potentially a new RW.
Arguably a new CF.
Thats 7 or 8 positions where you could argue we need improvement. How can a team that wins the league with 100 points and then follows it up the season after by winning every domestic trophy, require that much surgery the following season?
Our recent forays into the transfer market have been nowhere near good enough and you can only get away with bad purchases for so long. The backbone of this side over the past decade has almost disappeared now and we have signed very few players fit to lace those players boots. It has to change otherwise our 2020s decade will resemble Uniteds 2010s decade.
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The very last thing we will be doing this summer is signing yet another right back with Walker, Cancelo and Couto plus the Belgian lad already on the booksI am genuinely concerned for next season. I think this is the most important transfer window we have had since the summer of 2017.
This team is falling apart and needs major surgery. If money was no object and the following was even remotely realistic, I would be hoping that we would sign the following:
A new RB, CB and LB.
A new CDM and CM.
A new LW (hopefully Torres is the answer) and potentially a new RW.
Arguably a new CF.
Thats 7 or 8 positions where you could argue we need improvement. How can a team that wins the league with 100 points and then follows it up the season after by winning every domestic trophy, require that much surgery the following season?
Our recent forays into the transfer market have been nowhere near good enough and you can only get away with bad purchases for so long. The backbone of this side over the past decade has almost disappeared now and we have signed very few players fit to lace those players boots. It has to change otherwise our 2020s decade will resemble Uniteds 2010s decade.
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The very last thing we will be doing this summer is signing yet another right back with Walker, Cancelo and Couto plus the Belgian lad already on the books
I agree, there is no chance we are signing a new RB. It doesn’t mean we don’t need one. We will make do with Walker because there’s other more pressing needs and we can’t replace everyone.
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