Nir Biton

IMO, Biton looked in a different League to Razak and Suarez in the pre season games I watched. He is worth a place in the squad NOW if we can get him a work permit.
 
Phuket Blue said:
IMO, Biton looked in a different League to Razak and Suarez in the pre season games I watched. He is worth a place in the squad NOW if we can get him a work permit.
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He was decent but looked way too slow to succeed in the prem. Also Suarez was brilliant in pre season and it may have only been against Limerick but he was top class and looks like a potential world beater so to say Biton looked better than him is a bit of a joke.
 
Phuket Blue said:
IMO, Biton looked in a different League to Razak and Suarez in the pre season games I watched. He is worth a place in the squad NOW if we can get him a work permit.
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Probably coz he is older than them both at 20 and has played over 100 first team games for his current club. He should be looking better than them
 
kippaxchris said:
Phuket Blue said:
IMO, Biton looked in a different League to Razak and Suarez in the pre season games I watched. He is worth a place in the squad NOW if we can get him a work permit.
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Probably coz he is older than them both at 20 and has played over 100 first team games for his current club. He should be looking better than them
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And he did. No use comparing him to Suarez anyway as they play a different game in different positions. Razak is a better comparison, and I feel he has a much higher plateau, but he can also cost you matches just as easily at this point and I think he and Biton are only a year apart.
 
This guy just got a work permit, only 5 caps for USA, 1st of which in 2010.
Stoke City have been granted a UK work permit for their newly signed USA international Geoff Cameron.

The 27-year-old joined the Potters from MLS side Houston Dynamo but needed to get permission from the UK Home Office to ply his trade in England.

Both Stoke manager Tony Pulis and the club's chief executive Tony Scholes attended the hearing in Manchester on Wednesday, after which Cameron was given the work permit.

"We are delighted that the appeals panel have approved the work permit and we are now in a position to conclude the transfer," said Scholes on Stoke's official website.

"It's been a difficult period between agreeing the transfer deal and the hearing, most difficult for Geoff in particular because his life has been on hold.

"Thankfully though, we have now progressed to a point where Geoff can focus on the start to his career at the Britannia Stadium."

Stoke will start their Premier League campaign with an away game against Reading on Saturday August 18th.

<a class="postlink" href="http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11701/7973758/Cameron-granted-work-permit" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www1.skysports.com/football/news ... ork-permit</a>
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He must be an exceptional talent!lol bloody joke that guy is 27 with only 5 caps but in saying that USA is ranked alot higher by fifa then Israel.
 
As Pulis is a disciple, Baconface would have been consulted and after he gave his ok, it would have been nodded through.
 
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