Levy needs to get him on a long deal , he deserves a pay rise ( not Levy , by the way ! )He's so good that I think unless we have a fantastic season we may lose him come the end of the season. I think he gets in any team in the world right now.
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Levy needs to get him on a long deal , he deserves a pay rise ( not Levy , by the way ! )He's so good that I think unless we have a fantastic season we may lose him come the end of the season. I think he gets in any team in the world right now.
The goal is all about him,” said Brennan. “I mean, he blows my mind, to be honest. It's a six foot four centre-back who can run as fast as anyone with the ball, which is a special talent in itself
Levy also deserves a pay rise for being such a dreamboatLevy needs to get him on a long deal , he deserves a pay rise ( not Levy , by the way ! )
Wtf!!!Levy has many faults, but selling world class players isn’t one of them.
Utter cock. You’re untethered from the truth.Wtf!!!
Selling world class players is one of his BIGGEST faults. It's because of him and his failure / unwillingness to invest in a team around them they all end up wanting out to further their careers.
Utter cock. You’re untethered from the truth.
Three world class players sold in the last decade or so.
None domestically.
Two to the biggest team in football and the other to one of the top four teams in world football.
All players want to go to the top clubs if they can. Liverpool didn’t sell Suarez or Coutinho because they’re unambitious.
Not if you defend high and your midfield win the ball back.
I think in all honesty he's ahead of Romero, precisely because of that uniqueness you mention (recency bias with Romero's consistency for us also playing a part here). I'd say he's our most valuable player (for us and the market), even if he might not be our best. YetThis is OTT. He's almost certainly the most exciting CB in the world but I don't think he's the best CB in the world, yet. If I'm honest, IMO Romero is still ahead of him for us but they are so different in the way they play it's pointless to compare them.
VDV is also the most unique CB in the world without question. He reminds me of Jonah Lomu when he gets going but he has much better feet to go with all that athleticism.
weve had 4. all 4 have been sold because the rest of the team was not up to standard and we held them back.People thinking a big club will swoop for him in the summer forget Daniel Levy is the chairman. He won’t be sold for less than a record fee or once he has year left on his contract(‘28). Levy has many faults, but selling world class players isn’t one of them.
Remind me. What did those 3 world class players win with Levy / ENIC's Spurs before they wanted out?Utter cock. You’re untethered from the truth.
Three world class players sold in the last decade or so.
I think there’s no question he’d be the most expensive to buy in our squad.I think in all honesty he's ahead of Romero, precisely because of that uniqueness you mention (recency bias with Romero's consistency for us also playing a part here). I'd say he's our most valuable player (for us and the market), even if he might not be our best. Yet