zeusbheld
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this argument proceeds as if Elano and Parker are the same type of player. they aren't.
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Parker agreed terms (or has he?) [Merged]
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meldrew
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Parker would help add a bit of bite to our midfield alongside Kompany and this would help free Ireland up a bit more and play behind the striker with Robinho
I'm well aware of that, but we don't need an Elano type player in midfield when we are overloaded with attacking midfielderszeusbheld said:this argument proceeds as if Elano and Parker are the same type of player. they aren't.
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Anonymous
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My point exactly.
dannyboiblue
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parker will get stuck in tackle track back something elano will not do mh will have his reasons give the guy a break let him make his buys then judge him
svennis pennis
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Looks like this has fallen through. Good.
ono
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When you look at the away games we have lost this season
Boro 0-2, Bolton 0-2, Wigan 1-2, WBA 1-2, Villa 2-4, Racing 1-3,
It's not hard to see why we'd benefit from having somebody like Parker in the centre of midfield to accompany Kompany (see what i did there, looks easy but it's not).
Parker (and wayne bridge) will go someway to ensuring we are a lot more solid away from home. Once we start picking up points away from home against teams who 'battle' we can start to add the star players everybody wants.
Boro 0-2, Bolton 0-2, Wigan 1-2, WBA 1-2, Villa 2-4, Racing 1-3,
It's not hard to see why we'd benefit from having somebody like Parker in the centre of midfield to accompany Kompany (see what i did there, looks easy but it's not).
Parker (and wayne bridge) will go someway to ensuring we are a lot more solid away from home. Once we start picking up points away from home against teams who 'battle' we can start to add the star players everybody wants.
zeusbheld
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Marvin said:I'm well aware of that, but we don't need an Elano type player in midfield when we are overloaded with attacking midfielderszeusbheld said:this argument proceeds as if Elano and Parker are the same type of player. they aren't.
he'd be worth keeping if we had the steel at the back, as no part of the team has strength in depth.
we need more solid midfield players, and Parker would be good enough for this year. don't see it as an either / or.... although i don't expect Elano to stay, i'd have to categorize these as completely separate.
M18CTID
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ono said:When you look at the away games we have lost this season
Boro 0-2, Bolton 0-2, Wigan 1-2, WBA 1-2, Villa 2-4, Racing 1-3,
It's not hard to see why we'd benefit from having somebody like Parker in the centre of midfield to accompany Kompany (see what i did there, looks easy but it's not).
Parker (and wayne bridge) will go someway to ensuring we are a lot more solid away from home. Once we start picking up points away from home against teams who 'battle' we can start to add the star players everybody wants.
Stop talking sense!
keemcfc
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wait just one min, arent we buying players to try to IMPROVE? someone please tell me why we are buying parker!?