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He'd be a disaster, far too one footed to build play from a central role.
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'Disaster' might be a tad harsh.He'd be a disaster, far too one footed to build play from a central role.
Jamie Pollock was a Disaster lol'Disaster' might be a tad harsh.
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I am not sure his four previous seasons in the PL really illustrate that he would be a “disaster” in the DM/holding CM role in our system, regardless of his tendency to favour his left foot.He'd be a disaster, far too one footed to build play from a central role.
I would say having a left-footed player, with his specific attributes, as an option in midfield, would actually be advantageous.
Though, all of this is merely an intellectual exercise, anyway, as we won’t be getting him.
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Disaster is probably a bit harsh, but we need someone to consistently feed the two midfielders in front of them in advanced positions and he only does that on one side, the other side gets careful 5 yard sideways passes.I am not sure his four previous seasons in the PL really illustrate that he would be a “disaster” in the DM/holding CM role in our system, regardless of his tendency to favour his left foot.
I would say having a left-footed player, with his specific attributes, as an option in midfield, would actually be advantageous.
Though, all of this is merely an intellectual exercise, anyway, as we won’t be getting him.
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According to the metro he rejected a £53M move to the rags as he doesn't want to work with Peg
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According to the metro he rejected a £53M move to the rags as he doesn't want to work with Peg
Free bus paper, wouldn't believe anything printed in that paper.
aguerooooo
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The chairman in his usual end of season address has stated the values of getting the transfer window right. In all honesty we did not need an upheaval Mahrez was a good shout. but a DM was the key addition .the jorginho argument has been done to its death but worse there seems no other replacement to suit. It seems we are going with what we have. after all we got out of jail with the left back situation last season. I just hope it doesnt comeback to bite us on the arse
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According to the metro he rejected a £53M move to the rags as he doesn't want to work with Peg
It wouldn't surprise me if he becomes part of the deal that takes Courtois to Madrid
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With Kante then surplus to requirements at Chelsea (?) so he goes to PSG and Verrati to...It wouldn't surprise me if he becomes part of the deal that takes Courtois to Madrid
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