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5 minutes ago, Matthew Le God said:

We don't need 'flair' from the two defensive midfielders, it isn't their role in the system for that. It is the front four and fullbacks where the flair should be.

Not often I agree with you, but that’s exactly how it should be. Although it wouldn’t harm to try and add assists now and then, particularly when nothing else is working.

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17 minutes ago, Matthew Le God said:

We don't need 'flair' from the two defensive midfielders, it isn't their role in the system for that. It is the front four and fullbacks where the flair should be.

Absolutely, it's not their job.

Need more from Redmond, Theo, Moussa, Tella etc - it's their job to pop up in behind, or get to the byline etc.

Sadly, bar Armstrong and Tella, our wide/attacking midfield options are truly diabolical. If only we had the funds to spend a little bit on an attacking player.

Christ, there are so many holes in this team.

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People said the same thing about Hojbjerg, his shooting was shit, he didn’t score enough goals…etc….but you know what, stick him in a defensive midfield position and he is excellent. He is very good at what he’s good at. With 4 “forwards” we shouldn’t be reliant on a DM to create chances, and score goals.

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1 hour ago, S-Clarke said:

Absolutely, it's not their job.

Need more from Redmond, Theo, Moussa, Tella etc - it's their job to pop up in behind, or get to the byline etc.

Sadly, bar Armstrong and Tella, our wide/attacking midfield options are truly diabolical. If only we had the funds to spend a little bit on an attacking player.

Christ, there are so many holes in this team.

To be fair i thought Djenepo did alright on saturday. His problem is he always tries to take an extra touch. A couple of times on saturday he showed great skill to beat a man or two but then ended up taking an extra touch rather than cross or pass and lost it. He's got it in him to do it just needs to get his decision making better. Walcott was awful though and Redmond enough said. 

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8 minutes ago, Turkish said:

To be fair i thought Djenepo did alright on saturday. His problem is he always tries to take an extra touch. A couple of times on saturday he showed great skill to beat a man or two but then ended up taking an extra touch rather than cross or pass and lost it. He's got it in him to do it just needs to get his decision making better. Walcott was awful though and Redmond enough said. 

Fair point about Moussa, but he has had 2 years here already and should be making far better decisions. Im really not convinced he will make here.

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1 hour ago, S-Clarke said:

Absolutely, it's not their job.

Need more from Redmond, Theo, Moussa, Tella etc - it's their job to pop up in behind, or get to the byline etc.

Sadly, bar Armstrong and Tella, our wide/attacking midfield options are truly diabolical. If only we had the funds to spend a little bit on an attacking player.

Christ, there are so many holes in this team.

I agree that we don't need flair from our two x 6's, but the way they play don't help us dictate play. When Armstrong played in there, he played with no more flair as such, but he broke forward with the ball and gave an extra dimension to our play. Diallo has the ability to do that to a limited extent, but JWP and Romeu don't have it in their lockers. 

The problem with Armstrong as a 6 of course is that if he's in there, we lose him as a 10. 

Yep, many holes in this team. 

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31 minutes ago, Turkish said:

To be fair i thought Djenepo did alright on saturday. His problem is he always tries to take an extra touch. A couple of times on saturday he showed great skill to beat a man or two but then ended up taking an extra touch rather than cross or pass and lost it. He's got it in him to do it just needs to get his decision making better. Walcott was awful though and Redmond enough said. 

That's the thing though isn't it, he can do as many stepovers, tricks and skills as he likes, but if it ultimately ends up with him either giving the ball away or falling over then it's all pretty pointless. I can't see is decision making changing, this is his third season here and there are still the same problems/question marks over him.

Such a shame we still had Ross when we bought Moussa for about £15m. If we had a more capable scouting setup at that time we may have spent £16m on Saint-Maximin instead.

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4 hours ago, Manuel said:

Oddly with Moussa, I thought he was at his best when he arrived.  I think he's one of those who needs less management and is left to do his own thing.

Maybe not that odd. Gabbi came in and was one fire and then we seem to coach it out of him, Moussa too, here's hoping that the same doesn't happen with AA.

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7 hours ago, Matthew Le God said:

We don't need 'flair' from the two defensive midfielders, it isn't their role in the system for that. It is the front four and fullbacks where the flair should be.

Only having any sort of creative threat from out wide is probably why so many teams find us easy to keep out once they've gone ahead.

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8 hours ago, verlaine1979 said:

Only having any sort of creative threat from out wide is probably why so many teams find us easy to keep out once they've gone ahead.

It isn't only out wide. I said the strikers, number 10s and fullbacks. The fullbacks create the width, the others are narrow. The two 'number 10s' in the 4222 aren't wingers.

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Just now, Matthew Le God said:

It isn't only our wide. I said the strikers, number 10s and fullbacks. The fullbacks create the width, the others are narrow. The two 'number 10s' in the 4222 aren't wingers.

But some creativity or running between the lines from our 6's wouldn't hurt. We had running from there when Armstrong played as a 6 which added a dimension to our play. We even had more creativity from Vestergaard as a CB than our 6's gave us.

Is it that our 6's aren't there to create, or rather that they aren't creative players? Seems odd that 6's would be instructed not to create, but a CB is left to do so. 

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12 minutes ago, egg said:

But some creativity or running between the lines from our 6's wouldn't hurt. We had running from there when Armstrong played as a 6 which added a dimension to our play. We even had more creativity from Vestergaard as a CB than our 6's gave us.

Is it that our 6's aren't there to create, or rather that they aren't creative players? Seems odd that 6's would be instructed not to create, but a CB is left to do so. 

We did have this, and Armstrong whilst being ok in this role, also got caught out a number of times, with at least one of the occasions he ran too much with the ball that lead to a goal, cant recall who it was against though.

I think that is ok to try, but their primary job is to shield, something I think we lacked since Morgan and Victor.

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17 hours ago, Billy the Kidd said:

Fair point about Moussa, but he has had 2 years here already and should be making far better decisions. Im really not convinced he will make here.

Decision making comes with consistent game time (if at all) - the fact Redmond has been a guaranteed starter for so long and nobody else has been given the same opportunity to show they can improve is absolutely disgusting. 

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8 minutes ago, Saint_clark said:

Decision making comes with consistent game time (if at all) - the fact Redmond has been a guaranteed starter for so long and nobody else has been given the same opportunity to show they can improve is absolutely disgusting. 

Not sure I agree, Moussa has had plenty of chances, irrespective of Redmond, and failed to improve in 2 years. The failure is we still have both at the club in my opinion, but imagine that will be addressed next summer. Along with the GK’s.

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Just now, Billy the Kidd said:

Not sure I agree, Moussa has had plenty of chances, irrespective of Redmond, and failed to improve in 2 years. The failure is we still have both at the club in my opinion, but imagine that will be addressed next summer. Along with the GK’s.

I bet there aren't many instances of Djenepo getting two starts in a row, let alone 4, 5, 6 starts. 

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25 minutes ago, Saint_clark said:

I bet there aren't many instances of Djenepo getting two starts in a row, let alone 4, 5, 6 starts. 

 

19/20 Season:

Matchday Date Venue For Opponent Result Pos.            
Squad: 21, Starting eleven: 10, Substituted in: 8, On the bench: 3, Suspended: 0, Injured: 13
1 8/10/19 A Southampton FC (18.) Burnley FC Burnley  (4.) 3:0 on the bench
2 8/17/19 H Southampton FC (18.) Liverpool FC Liverpool  (3.) 1:2 LM     84'     13'
3 8/24/19 A Southampton FC (19.) Brighton & Hove Albion Brighton  (5.) 0:2 LW 1   63'     36'
4 8/31/19 H Southampton FC (18.) Manchester United Man Utd  (5.) 1:1  Knock
5 9/14/19 A Southampton FC (13.) Sheffield United Sheff Utd  (10.) 0:1 AM 1         74'
6 9/20/19 H Southampton FC (10.) AFC Bournemouth Bournemouth  (9.) 1:3  Knock
7 9/28/19 A Southampton FC (13.) Tottenham Hotspur Spurs  (7.) 2:1  Knock
8 10/6/19 H Southampton FC (14.) Chelsea FC Chelsea  (7.) 1:4  Knock
9 10/19/19 A Southampton FC (17.) Wolverhampton Wanderers Wolves  (11.) 1:1  Knock
10 10/25/19 H Southampton FC (17.) Leicester City Leicester  (3.) 0:9  Knock
11 11/2/19 A Southampton FC (18.) Manchester City Man City  (2.) 2:1 SS           6'
12 11/9/19 H Southampton FC (18.) Everton FC Everton  (17.) 1:2 LW           90'
13 11/23/19 A Southampton FC (19.) Arsenal FC Arsenal  (6.) 2:2 AM           14'
14 11/30/19 H Southampton FC (19.) Watford FC Watford  (20.) 2:1 RW   1       90'
15 12/4/19 H Southampton FC (18.) Norwich City Norwich  (19.) 2:1 RW     59'     72'
16 12/8/19 A Southampton FC (17.) Newcastle United Newcastle  (11.) 2:1 RW           73'
17 12/14/19 H Southampton FC (18.) West Ham United West Ham  (16.) 0:1 RW           90'
18 12/21/19 A Southampton FC (18.) Aston Villa Aston Villa  (17.) 1:3  Thigh Muscle Strain
19 12/26/19 A Southampton FC (17.) Chelsea FC Chelsea  (4.) 0:2  Thigh Muscle Strain
20 12/28/19 H Southampton FC (14.) Crystal Palace Crystal Palace  (9.) 1:1 LW           27'
21 1/1/20 H Southampton FC (15.) Tottenham Hotspur Spurs  (6.) 1:0 LW     53'     58'
22 1/11/20 A Southampton FC (12.) Leicester City Leicester  (2.) 1:2 LW           12'
23 1/18/20 H Southampton FC (12.) Wolverhampton Wanderers Wolves  (7.) 2:3             19'
24 1/21/20 A Southampton FC (13.) Crystal Palace Crystal Palace  (9.) 0:2 on the bench
25 2/1/20 A Southampton FC (9.) Liverpool FC Liverpool  (1.) 4:0 LW           82'
26 2/15/20 H Southampton FC (13.) Burnley FC Burnley  (11.) 1:2             51'
27 2/22/20 H Southampton FC (12.) Aston Villa Aston Villa  (17.) 2:0 LW   1       90'
28 2/29/20 A Southampton FC (12.) West Ham United West Ham  (18.) 3:1 not in squad
29 3/7/20 H Southampton FC (13.) Newcastle United Newcastle  (14.) 0:1 LW         28' 28'
30 6/19/20 A Southampton FC (14.) Norwich City Norwich  (20.) 0:3 not in squad
31 6/25/20 H Southampton FC (14.) Arsenal FC Arsenal  (10.) 0:2 not in squad
32 6/28/20 A Southampton FC (14.) Watford FC Watford  (16.) 1:3 not in squad
33 7/5/20 H Southampton FC (14.) Manchester City Man City  (2.) 1:0 on the bench
34 7/9/20 A Southampton FC (13.) Everton FC Everton  (11.) 1:1  Calf Strain
35 7/13/20 A Southampton FC (12.) Manchester United Man Utd  (5.) 2:2  Calf Strain
36 7/16/20 H Southampton FC (12.) Brighton & Hove Albion Brighton  (15.) 1:1  Calf Strain
37 7/19/20 A Southampton FC (12.) AFC Bournemouth Bournemouth  (18.) 0:2  Calf Strain
38 7/26/20 H Southampton FC (12.) Sheffield United Sheff Utd  (8.) 3:1  Calf Strain

20/21 Season:

Matchday Date Venue For Opponent Result Pos.            
Squad: 34, Starting eleven: 15, Substituted in: 12, On the bench: 7, Suspended: 0, Injured: 4
1 9/12/20 A Southampton FC (13.) Crystal Palace Crystal Palace  (8.) 1:0 LW           13'
2 9/20/20 H Southampton FC (13.) Tottenham Hotspur Spurs  (14.) 2:5 LW           90'
3 9/26/20 A Southampton FC (19.) Burnley FC Burnley  (15.) 0:1 LW           77'
4 10/4/20 H Southampton FC (15.) West Bromwich Albion West Brom  (17.) 2:0 LW 1   50'     55'
5 10/17/20 A Southampton FC (12.) Chelsea FC Chelsea  (7.) 3:3  Hamstring Injury
6 10/25/20 H Southampton FC (13.) Everton FC Everton  (1.) 2:0  Hamstring Injury
7 11/1/20 A Southampton FC (8.) Aston Villa Aston Villa  (4.) 3:4 on the bench
8 11/6/20 H Southampton FC (6.) Newcastle United Newcastle  (11.) 2:0 LW           74'
9 11/23/20 A Southampton FC (4.) Wolverhampton Wanderers Wolves  (11.) 1:1 LW           79'
10 11/29/20 H Southampton FC (5.) Manchester United Man Utd  (7.) 2:3 LW           72'
11 12/7/20 A Southampton FC (8.) Brighton & Hove Albion Brighton  (16.) 1:2 LW     13'     45'
12 12/13/20 H Southampton FC (7.) Sheffield United Sheff Utd  (20.) 3:0 on the bench
13 12/16/20 A Southampton FC (4.) Arsenal FC Arsenal  (15.) 1:1 RW           27'
14 12/19/20 H Southampton FC (4.) Manchester City Man City  (6.) 0:1 LW           59'
15 12/26/20 A Southampton FC (9.) Fulham FC Fulham  (18.) 0:0 LW           1'
16 12/29/20 H Southampton FC (9.) West Ham United West Ham  (10.) 0:0 LW     72'     78'
17 1/4/21 H Southampton FC (9.) Liverpool FC Liverpool  (1.) 1:0 RM           32'
19 1/16/21 A Southampton FC (8.) Leicester City Leicester  (3.) 2:0  Thigh Muscle Strain
20 1/26/21 H Southampton FC (10.) Arsenal FC Arsenal  (11.) 1:3  Thigh Muscle Strain
21 1/30/21 H Southampton FC (12.) Aston Villa Aston Villa  (8.) 0:1 RW           31'
22 2/2/21 A Southampton FC (12.) Manchester United Man Utd  (2.) 9:0 RW           78'
23 2/6/21 A Southampton FC (13.) Newcastle United Newcastle  (17.) 3:2 on the bench
24 2/14/21 H Southampton FC (12.) Wolverhampton Wanderers Wolves  (14.) 1:2             28'
25 2/20/21 H Southampton FC (13.) Chelsea FC Chelsea  (4.) 1:1 RW           90'
18 2/23/21 A Southampton FC (7.) Leeds United Leeds  (12.) 3:0       83'     20'
26 3/1/21 A Southampton FC (14.) Everton FC Everton  (6.) 1:0 LM           90'
27 3/6/21 A Southampton FC (14.) Sheffield United Sheff Utd  (20.) 0:2             2'
33 3/10/21 A Southampton FC (13.) Manchester City Man City  (1.) 5:2 LW           45'
28 3/14/21 H Southampton FC (13.) Brighton & Hove Albion Brighton  (17.) 1:2 LW           22'
30 4/4/21 H Southampton FC (14.) Burnley FC Burnley  (15.) 3:2             3'
31 4/12/21 A Southampton FC (13.) West Bromwich Albion West Brom  (19.) 3:0             3'
29 4/21/21 A Southampton FC (14.) Tottenham Hotspur Spurs  (7.) 2:1       87'     23'
34 4/30/21 H Southampton FC (13.) Leicester City Leicester  (3.) 1:1 on the bench
35 5/8/21 A Southampton FC (13.) Liverpool FC Liverpool  (6.) 2:0             11'
32 5/11/21 H Southampton FC (14.) Crystal Palace Crystal Palace  (13.) 3:1 on the bench
36 5/15/21 H Southampton FC (14.) Fulham FC Fulham  (18.) 3:1 on the bench
37 5/18/21 H Southampton FC (14.) Leeds United Leeds  (10.) 0:2 LW           90'
38 5/23/21 A Southampton FC (14.) West Ham United West Ham  (6.) 3:0 on the bench

 

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20/21 Season:

Matchday Date Venue For Opponent Result Pos.            
Squad: 30, Starting eleven: 17, Substituted in: 12, On the bench: 1, Suspended: 0, Injured: 8
1 9/12/20 A Southampton FC (13.) Crystal Palace Crystal Palace  (8.) 1:0 LW           90'
2 9/20/20 H Southampton FC (13.) Tottenham Hotspur Spurs  (14.) 2:5  Ankle Injury
3 9/26/20 A Southampton FC (19.) Burnley FC Burnley  (15.) 0:1  Ankle Injury
4 10/4/20 H Southampton FC (15.) West Bromwich Albion West Brom  (17.) 2:0 LW           35'
5 10/17/20 A Southampton FC (12.) Chelsea FC Chelsea  (7.) 3:3 LW           77'
6 10/25/20 H Southampton FC (13.) Everton FC Everton  (1.) 2:0 LW           90'
7 11/1/20 A Southampton FC (8.) Aston Villa Aston Villa  (4.) 3:4 on the bench
8 11/6/20 H Southampton FC (6.) Newcastle United Newcastle  (11.) 2:0 LW           16'
9 11/23/20 A Southampton FC (4.) Wolverhampton Wanderers Wolves  (11.) 1:1  Hamstring Injury
10 11/29/20 H Southampton FC (5.) Manchester United Man Utd  (7.) 2:3  Hamstring Injury
11 12/7/20 A Southampton FC (8.) Brighton & Hove Albion Brighton  (16.) 1:2 LW           21'
12 12/13/20 H Southampton FC (7.) Sheffield United Sheff Utd  (20.) 3:0 LW 1         10'
13 12/16/20 A Southampton FC (4.) Arsenal FC Arsenal  (15.) 1:1 LW           27'
14 12/19/20 H Southampton FC (4.) Manchester City Man City  (6.) 0:1 LW           31'
15 12/26/20 A Southampton FC (9.) Fulham FC Fulham  (18.) 0:0  Knock
16 12/29/20 H Southampton FC (9.) West Ham United West Ham  (10.) 0:0  Knock
17 1/4/21 H Southampton FC (9.) Liverpool FC Liverpool  (1.) 1:0  Knock
19 1/16/21 A Southampton FC (8.) Leicester City Leicester  (3.) 2:0  Knock
20 1/26/21 H Southampton FC (10.) Arsenal FC Arsenal  (11.) 1:3             23'
21 1/30/21 H Southampton FC (12.) Aston Villa Aston Villa  (8.) 0:1 SS           90'
22 2/2/21 A Southampton FC (12.) Manchester United Man Utd  (2.) 9:0             20'
23 2/6/21 A Southampton FC (13.) Newcastle United Newcastle  (17.) 3:2 RW           90'
24 2/14/21 H Southampton FC (12.) Wolverhampton Wanderers Wolves  (14.) 1:2 CF           90'
25 2/20/21 H Southampton FC (13.) Chelsea FC Chelsea  (4.) 1:1 SS   1       90'
18 2/23/21 A Southampton FC (7.) Leeds United Leeds  (12.) 3:0 SS           58'
26 3/1/21 A Southampton FC (14.) Everton FC Everton  (6.) 1:0 RM           88'
27 3/6/21 A Southampton FC (14.) Sheffield United Sheff Utd  (20.) 0:2 SS           13'
33 3/10/21 A Southampton FC (13.) Manchester City Man City  (1.) 5:2 SS           90'
28 3/14/21 H Southampton FC (13.) Brighton & Hove Albion Brighton  (17.) 1:2 RW           25'
30 4/4/21 H Southampton FC (14.) Burnley FC Burnley  (15.) 3:2 SS 1 1       90'
31 4/12/21 A Southampton FC (13.) West Bromwich Albion West Brom  (19.) 3:0 SS           90'
29 4/21/21 A Southampton FC (14.) Tottenham Hotspur Spurs  (7.) 2:1             6'
34 4/30/21 H Southampton FC (13.) Leicester City Leicester  (3.) 1:1 LW           90'
35 5/8/21 A Southampton FC (13.) Liverpool FC Liverpool  (6.) 2:0 LW     61'     90'
32 5/11/21 H Southampton FC (14.) Crystal Palace Crystal Palace  (13.) 3:1 RM   1       90'
36 5/15/21 H Southampton FC (14.) Fulham FC Fulham  (18.) 3:1 RM           90'
37 5/18/21 H Southampton FC (14.) Leeds United Leeds  (10.) 0:2 RW           20'
38 5/23/21 A Southampton FC (14.) West Ham United West Ham  (6.) 3:0 LW           90'
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4 hours ago, Billy the Kidd said:

Not sure I agree, Moussa has had plenty of chances, irrespective of Redmond, and failed to improve in 2 years. The failure is we still have both at the club in my opinion, but imagine that will be addressed next summer. Along with the GK’s.

It’ll be too late at that point. If we don’t add some quality in one of the attacking midfield positions and in goal (as well as a CB), we’re down this year. 
 

I can only see one of those coming in and no doubt it’ll be a cheapy from the championship, so yes, too late, we’re down. 

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11 minutes ago, Dman said:

It’ll be too late at that point. If we don’t add some quality in one of the attacking midfield positions and in goal (as well as a CB), we’re down this year. 
 

I can only see one of those coming in and no doubt it’ll be a cheapy from the championship, so yes, too late, we’re down. 

Well, we dont have a bottomless pit, you know that as well as I do, and they are plugging more pressing gaps.

Not ideal, and maybe youre right, but we may just hang in there.

Anyhow, I thought Redmond was the new Henry, or something...

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3 hours ago, Dman said:

It’ll be too late at that point. If we don’t add some quality in one of the attacking midfield positions and in goal (as well as a CB), we’re down this year. 
 

I can only see one of those coming in and no doubt it’ll be a cheapy from the championship, so yes, too late, we’re down. 

We have plenty of holes in the squad, but the priority is CB. That needs to be sorted.

I reckon we may get a sneaky loan in come the end of the window to cover full back and CM - I think we have our feelers out for a versatile type.

GK, as frustrating as it is, will be addressed next year as the club have said. It's purely financial reasons.

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13 hours ago, Matthew Le God said:

It isn't only out wide. I said the strikers, number 10s and fullbacks. The fullbacks create the width, the others are narrow. The two 'number 10s' in the 4222 aren't wingers.

I'd love to see heatmaps for Walcott and Djenepo from Saturday. Suspect they'd show both of them spending almost the entire game near their respective touchlines. 

 

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On 17/08/2021 at 02:06, Matthew Le God said:

It isn't only out wide. I said the strikers, number 10s and fullbacks. The fullbacks create the width, the others are narrow. The two 'number 10s' in the 4222 aren't wingers.

 

On 17/08/2021 at 15:59, verlaine1979 said:

I'd love to see heatmaps for Walcott and Djenepo from Saturday. Suspect they'd show both of them spending almost the entire game near their respective touchlines. 

 

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2 hours ago, verlaine1979 said:

Someone should tell those two that they aren't meant to be wingers.

Disagree. They should stay wide and the full backs make runs inside of them . Has dual benefit of stretching the opposition defence wider and slightly reducing distance the full backs need to cover to keep goalside of opposition when they have to get back in a hurry. Trouble is Djneppo and Walcott aren't very effective themselves either as wingers or covering the full backs/narrowing the midfield when defending

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Just now, Matthew Le God said:

years khan GIF

Let me put it another way. We’re about to waste £7million on a bang average CB so had may as well have sold Ings for £18million.

Compute that, you boring whopper. 

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Just now, LGTL said:

Let me put it another way. We’re about to waste £7million on a bang average CB so had may as well have sold Ings for £18million.

Compute that, you boring whopper. 

Ings was £30m by all accounts, this guy will be less than £5m. It only means we may as well have sold Ings for £18m (£25m more like) if this guy had 0 value. He doesn't, £5m is probably fair for him, it's just a shame we aren't spending more.

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4 minutes ago, LGTL said:

Let me put it another way. We’re about to waste £7million on a bang average CB so had may as well have sold Ings for £18million.

Compute that, you boring whopper. 

Don’t forget all the agents fees and bonuses that we, unlike any other club, have to pay. By the time you’ve factored those in we probably made a loss on the deal

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3 minutes ago, Turkish said:

Don’t forget all the agents fees and bonuses that we, unlike any other club, can't afford. By the time you’ve factored those in we probably made a loss on the deal

Corrected it for you Del. 

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3 minutes ago, Turkish said:

4th lowest agents fees in the premier league 🤷🏾‍♀️

Is that live data for what we've spent on shifting the turds, and our signings? 10% loyalty payments? Signing on fees? Etc. You're a bright fella, you know the reality. 

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Just now, egg said:

Is that live data for what we've spent on shifting the turds, and our signings? 10% loyalty payments? Signing on fees? Etc. You're a bright fella, you know the reality. 

Yep I know the reality, it’s something every club has to pay, it’s part of every deal and we regularly used to boast about how we don’t let agents take the piss. So I don’t get why it’s such a massive issue for us and no one else, given we usually end up making a profit from player trading, unlike anyone else. 

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