Bild are only reliable when they report something positive it seems, otherwise we should ignore everything they say!
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Bild are only reliable when they report something positive it seems, otherwise we should ignore everything they say!
ADegenerate
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So for anybody that knows him well can I get a summary? From what I've heard he's electric, eye for goal, but raw with focus factors. How does he compare with Sterling? I'm not sure Sterling has the intelligence or vision to be world class. He seems to play via instinct instead of seeing things ahead of time and acting accordingly. Does Sane give off the vibe of having 'it', for a lack of a better word? I'm not trying to slag off sterling here either btw.
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Bild are only reliable when they report something positive it seems, otherwise we should ignore everything they say!
Yes they are. It's so close it's imminent so he should be signed up by 1st Sept.
lol! thanks!;)
Yes they are. It's so close it's imminent so he should be signed up by 1st Sept.
Do people really think it's funny to post the same joke over and over again?
Taking the piss out of the word imminent doesn't add anything to the thread, if you're fed up of waiting for transfers, come back in September or just check the OS.
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So for anybody that knows him well can I get a summary? From what I've heard he's electric, eye for goal, but raw with focus factors. How does he compare with Sterling? I'm not sure Sterling has the intelligence or vision to be world class. He seems to play via instinct instead of seeing things ahead of time and acting accordingly. Does Sane give off the vibe of having 'it', for a lack of a better word? I'm not trying to slag off sterling here either btw.
Dribbling wise, his close control is way ahead of Sterling at the moment. The ball seems to stick to his foot and there are very rarely any wild touches.
As for beating a man, he seems to have more in his locker than Raheem in that he doesn't just rely on knocking it past the player and using his pace to get there - he seems to have the ability to weave in and out and has a trick or two up his sleeve to go along with his pace.
As for end product, from what I've seen he's more composed in front of goal than Raheem and seems to get more venom and purpose behind his strikes. Still, if we can get Sane and a fully focused and improving Sterling playing together, it will be enthralling to watch!
manimanc
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To be honest I'd never heard of him before the Euro's. I'll get back to you this time next year if that's ok with you though??So for anybody that knows him well can I get a summary? From what I've heard he's electric, eye for goal, but raw with focus factors. How does he compare with Sterling? I'm not sure Sterling has the intelligence or vision to be world class. He seems to play via instinct instead of seeing things ahead of time and acting accordingly. Does Sane give off the vibe of having 'it', for a lack of a better word? I'm not trying to slag off sterling here either btw.
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Shalke provisional squad photo for the coming 2016/17 season has no Leroy Sané in, who is of course is on holiday
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No that was me. That was a great few days hahaIsn't he the lad that played the Silva prank on the rag forum?
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:) Not what it says on my TV.No that was me. That was a great few days haha
ADegenerate
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Dribbling wise, his close control is way ahead of Sterling at the moment. The ball seems to stick to his foot and there are very rarely any wild touches.
As for beating a man, he seems to have more in his locker than Raheem in that he doesn't just rely on knocking it past the player and using his pace to get there - he seems to have the ability to weave in and out and has a trick or two up his sleeve to go along with his pace.
As for end product, from what I've seen he's more composed in front of goal than Raheem and seems to get more venom and purpose behind his strikes. Still, if we can get Sane and a fully focused and improving Sterling playing together, it will be enthralling to watch!
Fantastic. Cheers. : )
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