the best way to humiliate woolwich is on the pitch.
I don't like gabriel jesus and I don't like richarlison too
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I don't like gabriel jesus and I don't like richarlison too
Yep, or Raphinha. Jesus is the one i'd want the least out of those 3.
To be fair, who you like or don’t like is irrelevant.
Thanks for your input though.
If Conte wants one of them, then we go for him. Simple.
It will be hilarious if Chelsea spend £100 million on players that don't improve what they already have but go into next season without replacing Rudiger and Alonso.
Tim Vickery says he's been 'very impressed' by Spurs target Hincapie's progress
Tim Vickery has shared an insight into Bayer Leverkusen's defender, Piero Hincapie, who is on Tottenham's transfer radar.
Tottenham aren’t the only ones keen to add the left-sided centre-back to their ranks this summer, with the big-money pockets of Newcastle also lurking in the background, according to TMW.
Either way, this was the insight Vickery shared on Hincapie and his recent rise into first-team stardom, for both club and country.
“This is another where I have just been delighted to have been proved wrong,” said Vickery. “He’s first-choice for Ecuador. He’s a left-sided centre-back.
“He has a nice left foot. Brings the ball out of defence very well. Making it interesting perhaps for a back three formation. If you are going to play a three, then two of those must be able to bring the ball out of defence.
“When he went into the Ecuador team a year ago, the Ecuador coach was really throwing in youth. When he threw him in I thought ‘no’. During that Copa America, he was making a howler a game.
“But if you are a centre-back, then you have to make mistakes as you develop. Subsequently, he moved already from Ecuador to Argentina and he had a good season in Argentina. He’s done very, very well in the Bundesliga as well.
“Again, I would be a little bit worried at a lack of physicality. But I have been very, very impressed by his progress. And I have learnt to trust the judgement of Alfaro, the Ecuador coach because he keeps going for youth.”
The transfer window is a big money maker for the media and fake journo's.
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I trust Tim Vickery's verdict a lot. He was one of a very few who knew straight away that Emerson was a bad deal. He explained in detail about Emerson's mixed record in Brazil before moving to Spain.Tim Vickery says he's been 'very impressed' by Spurs target Hincapie's progress
Tim Vickery has shared an insight into Bayer Leverkusen's defender, Piero Hincapie, who is on Tottenham's transfer radar.www.hitc.com
Tottenham aren’t the only ones keen to add the left-sided centre-back to their ranks this summer, with the big-money pockets of Newcastle also lurking in the background, according to TMW.
Either way, this was the insight Vickery shared on Hincapie and his recent rise into first-team stardom, for both club and country.
“This is another where I have just been delighted to have been proved wrong,” said Vickery. “He’s first-choice for Ecuador. He’s a left-sided centre-back.
“He has a nice left foot. Brings the ball out of defence very well. Making it interesting perhaps for a back three formation. If you are going to play a three, then two of those must be able to bring the ball out of defence.
“When he went into the Ecuador team a year ago, the Ecuador coach was really throwing in youth. When he threw him in I thought ‘no’. During that Copa America, he was making a howler a game.
“But if you are a centre-back, then you have to make mistakes as you develop. Subsequently, he moved already from Ecuador to Argentina and he had a good season in Argentina. He’s done very, very well in the Bundesliga as well.
“Again, I would be a little bit worried at a lack of physicality. But I have been very, very impressed by his progress. And I have learnt to trust the judgement of Alfaro, the Ecuador coach because he keeps going for youth.”
He also rated Paulinho extremely highly.
I reckon they need Richarlison more than Jesus.
Proper striker, and physical. Very few players in that squad are leaders. Richarlison wouldn't take the normal shit from that powder puff MF. But then he wants CL and no player could look at LEgoman and think - "Yeah, they'll get top 4 this season".
I wouldn't take too much notice of what he does for England when Waistcoat man is running the show
Pep gets much better performances out of him although he's still one of the most frustrating players
This.
And, IMO, the situation will get worse. England are gonna struggle now as Fraudgate struggles to learn how to be a coach and fails. A lot of England players are gonna get some serious stick when they go out of the WC without much of a fight. Hate to say it, Kane, as captain and chief goalscorer will likely take the brunt of it.
Hopefully he's broken Rooney's record by then and can retire from international football to extend his club career.
Not from the clown Delaney who has no clue, from Everton's Athletic reporter