As it stands,he's a left back.
Old ones are the best mate ;-)
As it stands,he's a left back.
Old ones are the best mate ;-)
Amazing how many pages there are on his performance thread when there's never any performances to discuss.
What has that got to do with the recruitment of the lad.Can't agree. Pep gave him chances and found a player who was not even close to the technical ability required, not even at the level of our academy players. That isn't Pep's fault.
The above is true.......but its purely a thread title,this is all things Kalvin.
I suspect the penny will drop,with some help and encouragement.....and he will soon resurrect his career in a setting more appropriate,ie. West Ham.
Right, so what's your point here?Pep signed Zlatan at a big fee too, but then kicked him to the curb when he wasn't able to grasp what Pep wanted on the field.
Pep wants a "top top top top top top top team" according to his quote in the all of northing documentary. He doesn't want "basics of footballs". He wants rocket scientists.
I just don't see Kalvin making the grade in advanced football calculus.
So you want to lose the supercupStart Phillips next game to see where we are at because Rodri burning out is unthinkable.
We need to involve him in the Paqueta deal somehow. I imagine he's been told behind the scenes he won't be getting any meaningful minutes; so rejuvenate yourself at a West Ham or see your career fizzle to nothingness.
We made a mistake. He isn't good enough and moreover, he isn't trusted. Our manager couldn't have made it clearer with those subs last night.
Read somewhere that West Ham would like to have Palmer included in the Paqueta deal. Hopefully it's Phillips instead...trying to involve him in that deal would be the most logical thing and that's assuming West Ham want him
I suppose the thing is now is that he has had one half decent season in the premier league three seasons ago, and then the next season he spent a lot of it injured and was poor when he actually played and then he came to us and barely played at all. I'm not sure clubs now are thinking they're getting some solid Premier League midfielder that playse for England, they might be looking at him and thinking he's just a player that's spent most of his career in the championship and had one half decent season in the premier league three years ago, so they might be looking out for better option in that position.
I'm sure clubs would take him for the right price or part of the right deal though.
I think he needs to go if he has ambition to play regular football. Nice lad but we're the best team in the world and he's not really on that level. No shame in that, not many are. He would still be a decent signing for a mid table team that can get him playing regularly.
Read somewhere that West Ham would like to have Palmer included in the Paqueta deal. Hopefully it's Phillips instead...
Game after thenSo you want to lose the supercup
Regardless of how "good" he may or may not be its obvious Pep doesn't rate him or at the very least does not see him as a fit. I've been one to advocate patience but Pep opted not to bring him on up 3 goals late on and give Rodri a bit of a blow before Wednesday's Super Cup match. Pep used his 5 subs in a match that was already decided in which Dias and Stones were unavailable and KDB stepped off early. No injuries for Phillips, a full pre-season and not a minute. Unlike some others who enjoy ripping the guy because Pep doesn't feel inclined to play him I'm going to keep it about football and squad make up. That said at this point Phillip's future with us needs to be resolved sooner rather than later. He's become an expensive non-entity occupying an important roster spot without contributing anything meaningful to the side.trying to involve him in that deal would be the most logical thing and that's assuming West Ham want him
I suppose the thing is now is that he has had one half decent season in the premier league three seasons ago, and then the next season he spent a lot of it injured and was poor when he actually played and then he came to us and barely played at all. I'm not sure clubs now are thinking they're getting some solid Premier League midfielder that plays for England, they might be looking at him and thinking he's just a player that's spent most of his career in the championship and had one half decent season in the premier league three years ago, so they might be looking out for better option in that position.
I'm sure clubs would take him for the right price or part of the right deal though.
I think he needs to go if he has ambition to play regular football. Nice lad but we're the best team in the world and he's not really on that level. No shame in that, not many are. He would still be a decent signing for a mid table team that can get him playing regularly.
Good old Kendo. He eventually had his mask removed by a JCL iirc
I think if he does stay he must be trusted to start the odd important game. Otherwise what is the point in keeping the guy. He is not an emerging academy talent who can benefit from exposure to the first team environment. Either he can play a role when asked or he can't. Perhaps start him on Wednesday night and see what happens? Time to shit or get off the pot!!Start Phillips next game to see where we are at because Rodri burning out is unthinkable.
2 things .He's been mint for Leeds in the PL and superb for England. The bloke deserves some minutes, not sure what's gone on in training and behind the scenes. Would be disappointed if he went to be honest.