Jack Grealish

[urban genie]

Because they can all play either side I think. We have a mix of left footed and right footed players.

Never seen grealish play right sided midfield, but then I don't watch Villa every week

 

[Mad 4 It]

I think if we sign Grealish then it pushes Torres into only really being an option at striker. Which I’m happy about tbh, he doesn’t look a winger to me. Looks very dangerous up too.

We would have a lot of depth IF he comes and Bernardo was to leave for example.

6; Rodri, Fernandinho, Gundo
8; Gundo, KDB, Grealish
RW; Sterling, Mahrez, Palmer
LW; Foden, Grealish
9; Kane, Torres, Jesus

For me, Jesus probably should be shipped out there. He isn’t going to get any game time if those are our options.

That’s a fucking obscene amount of attacking talent.

Don’t worry Kane will be injured 50% of the time

 

[Petetheblu]

This guy?
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No mate, he was to "shy to" play footy....

 

[Maly]

No mate, he was to "shy to" play footy....

Would’ve been a bad signing for Arsenal at £85 million then

 

[Bozo]

Silly money. A United-esque singing.

 

[SWP's back]

Why are peole continuing to put grealish a left sided attacker arriving as anything to do with Bernardo on the right side of pur attack being connected.

We may sign Jack, we may be forced to let berny go, but neither situation is relient on the other imho.


I wonder more if this means we are expecting to lose jesus or sterling either through necessity or their choice rather than berny

Grealish isn’t just left sided, like Foden and Sterling aren’t either. But Grealish can also play 8 and 10.

 

[leo_city]

Only thing confirmed so far is the interest then. Nice.

 

[SWP's back]

Silly money. A United-esque singing.

Another bookmark.

 

[doobyedoobye]

Interesting that both Grealish and Kane's potential transfers are following an eerily similar pattern....

 

[bluetonium]

Would prefer a bit of pace (a different approach to break down defensive teams and I yearn for the days of sane and sterling on either flank again) but there is no denying his ability with the ball and the fact he's apparently matured.

The fact is that at villa he will be a le tissier figure, the playmaker who is never really recognised fully and retires with minimal medals. Or he wants more then he has to move, and if you're a player who likes the ball, wants silverware and wants to get better then there are only a handful of places you can do that.

Can see this one. Foden, Jesus and Torres as strikers isn't by any means dire.