Probably a minority opinion but I thought he was one of the few bright spots today. Looks a better 10 than a winger.
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Bentancur has.I didn’t anyway. None of our signings ever seem to hit the ground running.
Dunno if I'd go as far as bright spot, but I agree he seemed more natural playing in the pockets between the lines. Assists will come as he finds his feet in there.Probably a minority opinion but I thought he was one of the few bright spots today. Looks a better 10 than a winger.
A right back (because each of the two we’ve signed last two summers have been flops), a creative midfielder (because our record £60 million signing from just over two years ago has been a flop) and a back up striker were the most obvious and pressing priorities in January.If Diaz is your first choice signing, a fast, right-footed goalscoring wide player.
Then how is a slow, left-footed, non scoring, central player your next option?
This signing smacks of getting a lad in because he was available and cheap. No real strategy or thought behind it other than that.
If Luis Diaz is your first choice signing, a fast, right-footed goalscoring wide player.
Then how is a slow, left-footed, non scoring, central player your next option?
This signing smacks of getting a lad in because he was available and cheap. No real strategy or thought behind it other than that.
Don't be silly. We're far too slow to be driving. We walk. With plenty of tea and biscuit breaks on the way.Such a great post.
Completely exposes the ineptitude of ENIC
(I don't think for a second he was 2nd choice. But rather that ENIC couldn't land our 2nd, 3rd, 4th and god knows how many other between Diaz and Kulu).
Our "transfer strategy" is a literal, digital equilant of Redknapp and Co driving about, wheelin' and dealin'
Don't be silly. We're far too slow to be driving. We walk. With plenty of tea and biscuit breaks on the way.
We may yet be using the Turing computer to get our transfer offers in. Explains why Paratici is always working - he has to get a million sent out because 999 998 of them end up getting gazumped by other clubs offers before ours gets to them.
Absolutely. This club’s hierarchy have no idea what they’re doing.This signing smacks of getting a lad in because he was available and cheap. No real strategy or thought behind it other than that.
I don’t think it’s the dumbest idea ever tbf. He’s obviously got a football brain and half decent technique.. which we are seriously lacking at the moment.If Luis Diaz is your first choice signing, a fast, right-footed goalscoring wide player.
Then how is a slow, left-footed, non scoring, central player your next option?
This signing smacks of getting a lad in because he was available and cheap. No real strategy or thought behind it other than that.
A right back (because each of the two we’ve signed last two summers have been flops), a creative midfielder (because our record £60 million signing from just over two years ago has been a flop) and a back up striker were the most obvious and pressing priorities in January.
We filled none of those positions so Paratici is scrambling around on last day needing a few signings for the sake of it, to save face. The only trick he has left up his sleeve at that stage is to take some of the deadwood his old employers Juventus are trying to offload.
An utter shambles.