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Transfers Summer Transfer Thread 2023! - Closed (Maybe)
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I'm talking about personal criticism not performance related criticism.
Don't Southampton have some sort of beef, and unlikely to see to sell to us?
I think Sarr could be an 8. Did okay playing a box to box role for Senegal
Did you sleep through the summer of 2019?
We should always pull for players to turn their form around and silence all their critics, not just the few numpties on this forum. Good for them. Good for the team. Good for the club, which may be able to find buyers at decent prices for them in the future.
Who: What Lies Beneath
When: 28th June
Where: Spurs Community
Another onehaha
next player coming in could be done soon in advanced talks selling club don’t want to lose them but the deals great for them . Started talks with Lavia's camp too kids got a lot of interest but spurs may be the right fit .
Seems there are loads of leaks flying around. This one sounds like Tapsoba.
Lavia would be a great prospect to pick up.
A SC ITK post got 4 "likes"??
What is this place turning into?
Gvardiol is world class. For his age, he proved it at the World Cup (bar his performance against Argentina where Messi absolutely gave him the runaround… but then again it’s Messi so…)Kicker CB ratings for 2nd half 22-23 Bundesliga:
World Class:
None.
International Class:
1. Matthijs de Ligt, Bayern Munich
2. Jonathan Tah, Bayer Leverkusen
3. Matthias Ginter, Freiburg
4. Benjamin Pavard, Bayern Munich
5. Mats Hummels, Borussia Dortmund
6. Edmond Tapsoba, Bayer Leverkusen
National Class:
7. Willi Orban, RB Leipzig
8. Julian Chabot, FC Köln
9. Josko Gvardiol, RB Leipzig
10. Hiroki Ito, Stuttgart
11. Niklas Süle, Borussia Dortmund
12. Moritz Jenz, Schalke 04
13. Timo Hübers, FC Köln
14. Micky van de Ven, Wolfsburg
15. Robin Knoche, Union Berlin
16. Piero Hincapie, Bayer Leverkusen
17. Lukas Klostermann, RB Leipzig
18. Nico Schlotterbeck, Borussia Dortmund
19. Philipp Lienhart, Freiburg
Best Bundesliga centre-backs of 2023 so far
Here are the best Bundesliga centre-backs of 2023 so far, according to German football magazine Kicker.bulinews.com
How many do you want to be satisfied?
Sarr is the sort of player that should be getting game time a lot next season.
From some of what he showed last season, he could be every bit as good as Caicedo at Brighton.
Relax, it's ITK from SC.
Pleaaaaaaaaaaase be Tapsoba. Think you're probably right as we've been in talks for a while and it does come across like we're attacking these negotiations quickly (fucking finally).
We need to get players off the wage bill to really spend big money.
That finance guy Kieran Maguire said that the reason why Woolwich can spend big money is because their wage is under control, I think it's the lowest in the top 6.
Daniel isn't risking FFP anytime soon so he'll want some of our players out the door soon to free up the wage bill.
N+1 where n is how many we have signed so far.
They play different roles.
Amrabat is a 6 that is capable of being everywhere and tackling everything.
Hojberg is a box to box that plays in straight lines and thinks the game.
Personally, not convinced by Amrabat links tbh but he was one of the best players at the WC and looked pretty good against Wham in that Conference Final.
Ndombele & Lo Celso out -> Maddison and Scott in?
Really hoping Ange gets a good look in pre-season.
could be a real gem in midfield alongside Yves if nurtured right
Agreed regarding Hojberg. With Maddison, if he gets a long term injury, which would be good ol sods law, then we're a bit fucked aren't we...