posturingpat wrote: » Why are Chelsea going for Danilo? Are they going to play the best right back in the league as a left back? Where does Alonso go then?
irishman86 wrote: » He was good for Burnley not spectacular, Im sure Barcelona thought replacing Alves would be easy :pac: Playing well for a small club for means means very little Delph was a england starter at Villa for example and like Trippier isnt a starter at the bigger club
Dirty Dingus McGee wrote: » Kyle Walker is no Dani Alves and they did a **** job of trying to replace him as the tried to turn Sergi Roberto into a right back rather than just signing a high quality right back.
Iused2likebusts wrote: » Trippier was excellent for Burnley and if he was to be a regular for spurs he would offer far more going forward than walker. I'd expect atleast 10 assists from him he wouldn't be far off the best crosser of the ball in the league. He does lack the pace of walker which may hinder them a bit defensively though.
irishman86 wrote: » the way you go on hes the best rb in the league :pac:
Hierro_4 wrote: » He doesn't have much competition for that title tbh!
irishman86 wrote: » He really wasnt excellent, its a word over used. A more apt description is he didnt look out of place in the league. We shall see if Im wrong this season, I dont think I am, the way you go on hes the best rb in the league :pac:
Subcomandante Marcos wrote: » Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has confirmed that Milan are talking to Bayern about Renato Sanchez but said there isn't an agreement yet. So that's 10 players in already, talks for Renato and Milan's sporting director confirmed that they're trying to sign one of Belotti, Morata and Aubameyang. Approx €225 million spent already and more to come by the sounds of it. Fuppin hell.
irishman86 wrote: Hes not even in the top 10 lets be fair about it
irishman86 wrote: » Hes not even in the top 10 lets be fair about it
beakerjoe wrote: » Id tend to agree. Walker was called the best RB in the league by some, but I always felt Spurs looked more solid and dangerous with Tripps in the squad. Who else would get the nod if not him? Valencia off Man U maybe, Bellerin off Arsenal perhpas but id say Trippier had a better season. Clyne off Liverpool hasnt lived up to his expectations, Chelsea havent a regular RB, who else is left. The standard is poor and Tippier is certainly up there, as is Wlaker even if you dont rate them highly.
posturingpat wrote: » When Azpilicueta plays right full he's the best by a street. Wherever he plays along the backline he's excellent.
Lucas Hood wrote: » Defensively maybe but he doesn't offer the same in attack.
M!Ck^ wrote: ESPN reporting Liverpool have had a projected bid of 70 million turned down for Keita. Liverpools biggest bid on a player...ever? I wouldn't be reading too much in the Red Bull Salzburg performances. Huge money for a guy who's had one season in the Bundesliga (a decent one tbf)
Officer999 wrote: » Chelsea have "serious and strong interest' in Sergio Aguero according to sky sources. Breaking news on sky sports news now.
M!Ck^ wrote: » ESPN reporting Liverpool have had a projected bid of 70 million turned down for Keita. Liverpools biggest bid on a player...ever? I wouldn't be reading too much in the Red Bull Salzburg performances. Huge money for a guy who's had one season in the Bundesliga (a decent one tbf)
eagle eye wrote: » Or even Red Bull Leipzig.
JPA wrote: » Chelsea interested in Aguero. Spurs plotting Neymar bid, Arsenal weighing up Messi move, Villa considering Modric approach. Silly season is here.
Skylinehead wrote: » I'd be ok with those events transpiring #WelcomeLeo Done deal, easy.