Nothing specific I guess, I just sense a 'me' mentality in him. Yes, he is hardworking and confident. But also kinda corky.Kun Aguero said:Dax what makes you think Lacazette is a dick? I see a confident hardworking young lad.
Nothing specific I guess, I just sense a 'me' mentality in him. Yes, he is hardworking and confident. But also kinda corky.Kun Aguero said:Dax what makes you think Lacazette is a dick? I see a confident hardworking young lad.
on a side note, Pastore has been quite fantastic this season :)Sitka said:LoveCity said:Serie A flop percentage is very high, but Dybala is not long out of Argentina and has that low centre of gravity that should make him hard to play against in any league. Jovetic shows how skillful Serie A players can struggle if they're a bit on the soft side, but think Dybala may be able to cross the border well. Chelsea, United and PSG reportedly in for him, can we finally sign some of these top young attacking players that we always seem to lose out on?
While Serie A definitely isn't of the same quality as the PL, I think the worries about signing players from Serie A are way overblown. Anytime Jovetic has gotten a decent run of games he has looked good but he just cant stay healthy enough to be a decent contributor. At Palermo Pastore played in either of the 2 spots behind the striker in a 4321 and PSG have mainly played him in central midfield. Lamela has been quite poor but he was injured for half of last season so he is only now getting to his 1st full year of games in the EPL. He hasn't even turned 23 yet, so I think its still way too early to write off Lamela as a flop.
FantasyIreland said:Arsenal are closing in on signing Paulo Dybala (Picture: Getty)Arsenal are set to hold talks with Palermo’s president in London ahead of a deal to sign Argentine striker Paulo Dybala.
The Gunners are leading the race for Dybala, who is seen as the most sought after striker in European football, and Palermo are ready to sell.
Chelsea, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Barcelona are also in the race, but Arsenal are meeting Palermo’s president Maurizio Zamparini in London this week to thrash out a deal ahead of the competition.
Arsenal will meet in London the Palermo's president Zamparini for Dybala, according to tomorrow Corriere dello Sport — Tancredi Palmeri (@tancredipalmeri) February 16, 2015 Arsenal want to thrash out an agreement ahead of a summer deal, with Dybala rated at £29.5million.
If the Gunners can seal the transfer, it would be a notable coup.
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Bruun said:FantasyIreland said:Arsenal are closing in on signing Paulo Dybala (Picture: Getty)Arsenal are set to hold talks with Palermo’s president in London ahead of a deal to sign Argentine striker Paulo Dybala.
The Gunners are leading the race for Dybala, who is seen as the most sought after striker in European football, and Palermo are ready to sell.
Chelsea, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Barcelona are also in the race, but Arsenal are meeting Palermo’s president Maurizio Zamparini in London this week to thrash out a deal ahead of the competition.
Arsenal will meet in London the Palermo's president Zamparini for Dybala, according to tomorrow Corriere dello Sport — Tancredi Palmeri (@tancredipalmeri) February 16, 2015 Arsenal want to thrash out an agreement ahead of a summer deal, with Dybala rated at £29.5million.
If the Gunners can seal the transfer, it would be a notable coup.
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When will people stop listening to Tancredi Palmeri?