Kyle Walker

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While underwhelmed by KWs technical ability I do understand he has other qualities. In many ways he resembles Alves. I've often seen Dani storming down the wing only to put in a cross Richard Edghill would have disowned.
 
When at Barca? Yes.

No he didn't, he made amazing purchases for his core team and then had some dodgy ones when he was trying to experiment with different ways of playing or adding different things to the squad.

Not to mention a lot of the signings that did badly were bought for him, and failed because he didn't want them so he didn't use them.
 
While underwhelmed by KWs technical ability I do understand he has other qualities. In many ways he resembles Alves. I've often seen Dani storming down the wing only to put in a cross Richard Edghill would have disowned.

You can't say someone has poor technical qualities and then compare them to Dani Alves....that doesn't make sense.

Not to mention the 138 assists Alves has clocked up in Europe, I challenge you to find any RB in the world with more, and he didn't get them from having poor crossing.
 
No he didn't, he made amazing purchases for his core team and then had some dodgy ones when he was trying to experiment with different ways of playing or adding different things to the squad.

Not to mention a lot of the signings that did badly were bought for him, and failed because he didn't want them so he didn't use them.
I am not sure how anyone can know how much input a manager has had into a purchase as opposed to the scouts, directors of football etc. I would imagine that the decisions are often joint ones that the manager has to at least acquiesce to.
Presumably last season he had some say in the purchases when we bought:
Nolito, Bravo, Gundogan, Sane, Jesus, Stones, Moreno & Zinchencko
Not all of them have been complete successes and a couple of them I would classify as failures. I don't expect every transfer this season is going to be a success but that is the nature of transfers, hopefully the majority will be successful.
 
I am not sure how anyone can know how much input a manager has had into a purchase as opposed to the scouts, directors of football etc. I would imagine that the decisions are often joint ones that the manager has to at least acquiesce to.
Presumably last season he had some say in the purchases when we bought:
Nolito, Bravo, Gundogan, Sane, Jesus, Stones, Moreno & Zinchencko
Not all of them have been complete successes and a couple of them I would classify as failures. I don't expect every transfer this season is going to be a success but that is the nature of transfers, hopefully the majority will be successful.

when you say a couple of them failures are you saying two or more then two?
 
No he didn't, he made amazing purchases for his core team and then had some dodgy ones when he was trying to experiment with different ways of playing or adding different things to the squad.

Not to mention a lot of the signings that did badly were bought for him, and failed because he didn't want them so he didn't use them.

Exactly at Barca he had no where near the control he has been given at city as he has said all ready how he has complete control of what he wants to do here with city that he didnt have at other clubs and the challenge he is ready for.

The next two seasons will prove actually how good Pep really is Walker wont just be a panic buy and some suggesting that he is an average/bad player lets see..
 
i agree with you, just curious if you labeled any of the younger kids failures
No, far too early to tell and at the price we paid I would never really classify Zinchencko as a failure, he could become a gamble that didn't work out though.
 
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