Watched him against Madrid and fuck me he was running all over the pitch. Reminded me of zaba, just running up and down the pitch and showing no sign of tiredness. I'd definitely take him and as someone said, if we can't get gaya I'd go for jetro and when clichy hits his 30s angelino can then come in.
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Neville Kneville
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Jetro Willems from PSV ??!!!
Fucking Hell!
I watch most of their games & you might as well play Silva at fullback as play him. He basically doesn't defend, at all, ever.
Fucking Hell!
I watch most of their games & you might as well play Silva at fullback as play him. He basically doesn't defend, at all, ever.
From Marca.....
The interest that Real Madrid have shown in José Luis Gayá has forced Valencia to rush the full-back's contract renewal.
Over the last few weeks, the interested parties have spoken over the phone in order to find common ground and sit down to reach an agreement. In fact, this first meeting has already taken place.
One of the player's agents, Lorenzo Toldrá, went to the Mestalla to have a talk with Rufete and Amadeo Salvo. The reason for the meeting was Florentino Perez's sudden declaration of love for the man from Alicante.
Peter Lim, meanwhile, wants to show the world in general and la Liga in particular that he has come to stay and plans to make a great team of Valencia.
The club soon went into talks with the player and his agents regarding his contract renewal, which would see the defender having a massive x10 salary rise, becoming one of the three highest-paid players in the squad.
The interest that Real Madrid have shown in José Luis Gayá has forced Valencia to rush the full-back's contract renewal.
Over the last few weeks, the interested parties have spoken over the phone in order to find common ground and sit down to reach an agreement. In fact, this first meeting has already taken place.
One of the player's agents, Lorenzo Toldrá, went to the Mestalla to have a talk with Rufete and Amadeo Salvo. The reason for the meeting was Florentino Perez's sudden declaration of love for the man from Alicante.
Peter Lim, meanwhile, wants to show the world in general and la Liga in particular that he has come to stay and plans to make a great team of Valencia.
The club soon went into talks with the player and his agents regarding his contract renewal, which would see the defender having a massive x10 salary rise, becoming one of the three highest-paid players in the squad.
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If we went for Gaya couldn't we send Anglino there on loan as his replacement ?
abellwillring
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I think that's debatable. He's been good at times but obviously needs to be more consistent to play for a big team like us or United.. he got a massive pay raise and that definitely affects some young players more than others. Long term, Luke Shaw is going to be an absolutely wonderful signing for them though and we'd have been lucky to get him. Either way, we need a young LB signed this summer and back on topic, Gaya would be an excellent candidate. I think Clichy is more likely to remain than Kolarov due to his HG status and improving form.Thenumber1blue said:
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Shaw has been a victim of injuries, different formations and ever changing defensive partners.abellwillring said:
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abellwillring said:
Not sure how good Shaw will be but I definitely don't think you can make a judgement at this point considering how fucked up United's Defense and manager are.
Looks like his fee is about to more than double
Jose Luis Gayà is expected to renew his contract with Valencia as part of the ongoing negotiations taking place with Toldrá Consulting. The directors at Mestalla are confident that no hitches will arise and this confidence is based on the players will to remain at Valencia. The club have pushed through the negotiations, well aware that his great season and his buyout clause of 18 million euro have alerted the interest of the likes of Real Madrid and Manchester City. Peter Lim, has also indicated that Gayà continuing at the club is a priority for him. The terms of the new deal are in line with the current market but will still maintain outside interest from future suitors.
Valencia will increase his salary, length of contract (now expires in 2018) and his buyout clause, there was some speculation that this was to be increased to an 80 million “anti-Madrid” clause, but club officials yesterday confirmed to AS that this figure was never realistic. They are keen to close the negotiations and avoid later speculation and are looking to establish his buy-out clause at a figure between 40 and 45 million euro. His salary will increase from 250.000 euro to a figure of approximately 1,6 million euro. Apparently Madrid club officials have commented to director, Salvo that they won’t meddle with Gayà’s renewal but they certainly plan to keep a keen eye on the players’ future development.
Jose Luis Gayà is expected to renew his contract with Valencia as part of the ongoing negotiations taking place with Toldrá Consulting. The directors at Mestalla are confident that no hitches will arise and this confidence is based on the players will to remain at Valencia. The club have pushed through the negotiations, well aware that his great season and his buyout clause of 18 million euro have alerted the interest of the likes of Real Madrid and Manchester City. Peter Lim, has also indicated that Gayà continuing at the club is a priority for him. The terms of the new deal are in line with the current market but will still maintain outside interest from future suitors.
Valencia will increase his salary, length of contract (now expires in 2018) and his buyout clause, there was some speculation that this was to be increased to an 80 million “anti-Madrid” clause, but club officials yesterday confirmed to AS that this figure was never realistic. They are keen to close the negotiations and avoid later speculation and are looking to establish his buy-out clause at a figure between 40 and 45 million euro. His salary will increase from 250.000 euro to a figure of approximately 1,6 million euro. Apparently Madrid club officials have commented to director, Salvo that they won’t meddle with Gayà’s renewal but they certainly plan to keep a keen eye on the players’ future development.
sam-caddick
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I don't see any of that current Valencia team leaving.
They are building a really competent team this season and maybe with a few more additions in the summer they may just surprise a few next season.
They are building a really competent team this season and maybe with a few more additions in the summer they may just surprise a few next season.
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Gaya rejects Valencia extension
Source: AS
Neville Kneville
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This lad is too similar to our own Angelino anyway imo. If a player does as well as Angelino has done, he deserves a bit of faith to at least give him a chance of making it. If we signed Gaya, I'm not sure we could use both of them at the club. We would want something different as an alternative I imagine. That would mean one has to go.
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Neville Kneville said:
I think a combo of Clichy and Gaya for a couple of seasons would be good - he is more attacking than Clichy and can learn a lot in his time with us. I'd loan Angelino out to make a name for himself with a view to using him as Clichy's replacement. Having said that I think Rodriguez from Wolfsberg would be a great signing and a direct replacement for Kolarov.
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supercity88 said:
The point for me is that if you had Gaya, then I'm not sure you would want Angelino as Clchy's replacement. I don't think you would want two little tiny fullbacks with very similar pros & cons in their game. You would want a different option.
It would make more sense to sign a differerent replacement for Kolarov, then bring though Angelino, who may turn out to be better than Gaya anyway.
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Neville Kneville said:
I understand that point of view, though I still think a good defender is a good defender in any situation. The best full backs over the years have never been particularly tall. Kolarov and Clichy at times are just simply not good enough at defending. If a ball comes in from a wide position then the full back either needs to play the attacker offside, the centre back has to deal with it or in some cases it's just a cracking ball in and a well timed run/header.
Neville Kneville
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I don't think perfect defending is the strongpoint of either Gaya or Angelino. They are enthusiastic.
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sam-caddick said:
The Telegraph are also linking Arsenal to him too. Can't see him going Chelsea with their optons of Luis, Azpilicueta and Ivanovich.
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I cant help but think his signature would impact on Angelino,is he really that much better?
Or,do the club see the two as our future? subsequently moving Clichy on in the next 18months?
Or,do the club see the two as our future? subsequently moving Clichy on in the next 18months?