Right back options

bluemoonste said:
I thought Pedro Porro was tremendous yesterday. Short changed Marmoush and Doku ( who probably short changed himself tbh ) and set up the offside goal.
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Does that include when he headed the ball back poorly to the keeper that Marmoush nearly turned into a goal? Or losing Marmoush on his cut to the middle for the chance he hit at the keeper?


Im sure if Lewis gave up these types of blunders, very few will be saying he was tremendous.

That said, i agree he was decent. As he, just like Lewis, is a good fullback.
 
Dribble said:
I'm still gutted, but I understood City's predicament, especially with the Mendy situation rumbling on through the courts & being widely reported in the media.

PSG were very open to selling Hakimi, but later took the stance of innocent until proven guilty, especially as Hakimi denied the allegations & it was the woman concerned word against his.
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Who are they kidding? They took the stance that this fucker can play...
 
Ola Aina and Wan Bissaka. If we looking for a Defend first RB. (I think we need that mould of player tbh)
Livramento, Munoz and Cambiasso if we looking for more adventurous RB.
Doesn’t really matter though what I want though, I think Rico Lewis has pictures of Pep Guardiola doing something very naughty. So he’s probably gonna start every game until 2028
 
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Gusto or livermento would be good but doubt they will happen

Instead of fannying about with Guéhi we should be raiding palace for Muñoz
 
urban genie said:
Gusto or livermento would be good but doubt they will happen

Instead of fannying about with Guéhi we should be raiding palace for Muñoz
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Gusto may happen, Chelsea have abundance of players there

Munoz seems too old tbh
 
Cobwebcat said:
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Walker and Khusanov are nothing alike. Khusanov is very much a front foot defender who is better at defending central areas. Walker typically waited for on-ball wingers to make the first move.

We shouldn't be looking to leave a rash young centre back isolated out wide against some of the worlds most agile and technically brilliant players.
 
Tugay One Cup said:
Walker and Khusanov are nothing alike. Khusanov is very much a front foot defender who is better at defending central areas. Walker typically waited for on-ball wingers to make the first move.

We shouldn't be looking to leave a rash young centre back isolated out wide against some of the worlds most agile and technically brilliant players.
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I'd say the only thing rash is our suicidal high line with slow defenders.
At least if Khusanov is somewhere in the vicinity he can try to limit the damage as he sweeps across the park incredibly quickly
 
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