Players who might improve us

[Lavinda Past]

Entitled?? Behave yourself.

We may as well stick with Doyle and other academy boys if we are going down your route.

I'm more than happy to go into the season as we are,other than unjustified panic and neediness,fuck all has really changed.

When you say "as we are", I assume you mean that we keep Bernardo and the other 'wantaways'. If so, I agree.

Obviously, if they all leave without replacement, we're up shit creek. However, if we're going to try to sign 'like for like' to replace each of them, we've got a tough job ahead to identify suitable candidates.

 

[BrazilianGus]

This Brazilian right winger was linked to us, Newcastle and others awhile back. Going to Saudi Arabia. Only 25, played for Barcelona. Last season had 23 goals and 7 assists for Zenit.

 

[BringBackSwales]

This Brazilian right winger was linked to us, Newcastle and others awhile back. Going to Saudi Arabia. Only 25, played for Barcelona. Last season had 23 goals and 7 assists for Zenit.

The bankrupt cunts have already probably mortgaged the 7.5%. How the fuck this pathetic club is allowed to continue buying players while we get investigated to fuck for fuck all tells you all you need to know about the level of corruption in football

 

[Gaz (FMwkdsoul)]

The bankrupt cunts have already probably mortgaged the 7.5%. How the fuck this pathetic club is allowed to continue buying players while we get investigated to fuck for fuck all tells you all you need to know about the level of corruption in football

AL hilal? think you've read that wrong.

 

[better dead than red]

Doesn't mean that they wouldn't be able to do a good job as back-ups in a bigger squad. They're decent hard working players with PL experience.

As it stands, we're looking at rotating about 15 players, and I've not been particularly impressed by many of the names 'linked' to us up to now.

I agree. Not every player we sign has to be "world class," although that is what some on here seem to think we should be doing.

Having a team full of "world class" players causes issues because everyone thinks they should be playing all the time. And they are correct really but, that's impossible.

We can have a "world class spine" of the team, Kevin, Haaland, Rodri, Dias, perhaps Stones, depending who you ask, Ederson, and someday possibly Foden. Add to these players some good to very good players who are happy to, start cup matches, can do a job against mid to bottom half teams and are happy to rotate in and out and I think that is the ideal situation.

In my opinion, thinking every player should be world class sounds very raggy.

P.S. I did not include Bernardo as I'm not certain if he will be here this season.

 

[Chi-town blues]

The bankrupt cunts have already probably mortgaged the 7.5%. How the fuck this pathetic club is allowed to continue buying players while we get investigated to fuck for fuck all tells you all you need to know about the level of corruption in football

And they say we cook the books .Unbelievable.

 

[NQCitizen]

Like Kudus , surprised we are not linked.

Kudus is so good, nailed on to be 100m+ in 2 or 3 years.

 

[NQCitizen]

The weird thing about this thread is nearly every attacking player realistically attainable isn't as good as Cole Palmer.

 

[mattcity5]

The weird thing about this thread is nearly every attacking player realistically attainable isn't as good as Cole Palmer.

Honestly, I'd love for loads of our youth players to success and become regulars in the first team. It's not realistic.

However, how many have we given a proper go before discarding? Not really any.

I'd just like to see one or two, who may be borderline, given a season where they start a few proper matches and make a decision that way. Give them a chance to fail, they may surprise us.

I'm more than certain that the likes of Palmer (add McAtee and Bobb to that), wouldn't cause a massive dropoff in team performance at home to Bournemouth, Everton or Luton.

 

[NQCitizen]

Honestly, I'd love for loads of our youth players to success and become regulars in the first team. It's not realistic.

However, how many have we given a proper go before discarding? Not really any.

I'd just like to see one or two, who may be borderline, given a season where they start a few proper matches and make a decision that way. Give them a chance to fail, they may surprise us.

I'm more than certain that the likes of Palmer (add McAtee and Bobb to that), wouldn't cause a massive dropoff in team performance at home to Bournemouth, Everton or Luton.

Palmer is especially odd for me. I feel like if we were watching this technically excellent player shine in U21 tournaments, who's also homegrown we'd be all over them.

Unless it's Chiesa or Kvara or Leao he should have Mahrezs spot. We'll play 60 games.