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Adams, Ings, Obafemi and Long gives us plenty of options anyway.

 

With Redders and Djenepo behind them. Suddenly our attacking unit looks very pacey.

 

Maybe we could get back to the 2014-16 days of 'tearing them a new one'?

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one of my best mates supports Brum.

 

He is actually quite gutted at what is happening to his club.

 

I’m thinking of getting a Saints strip with “Adams” on the back and wearing it next time I see him to cheer him up a bit.

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one of my best mates supports Brum.

 

He is actually quite gutted at what is happening to his club.

 

I’m thinking of getting a Saints strip with “Adams” on the back and wearing it next time I see him to cheer him up a bit.

 

With friends like you .......

Posted

Welcome Che! Excited about this. I hope he’s as good a signing as JRod was from the same league. He at least seems to have all the right attributes. One Birmingham poster on SHA forum stated his stats are better than they seem; when played in attack he has played 96 games, scored 36 times and assisted 12 times. In a fairly poor team, that’s an impressive better than 1 in 3 strike rate. Out wide he only scored and assisted 3 or so. Now look at his age and ability to improve and you can only say we have a bargain.

 

So in attack that’s: Adams, Ings, Long and Obafemi. That should be that this summer. If we sign another striker for whatever reason (Okereke perhaps?) then I’d assume Obafemi will go on loan.

 

Behind them we have Redmond, Elyounoussi, Djenepo, Armstrong, JWP and Sims (and youth like Johnson.) If you include Boufal in that, we’re strong enough there too, but if we sell him, we need a replacement. (Especially with question marks still over Moi.) Otherwise I think our attack is top 10 quality again.

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Agree with this. Don't read saints web nearly as much as I used to mostly because of heisenberg and cabbage

 

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I think you'll find that we probably do have a lot of people who are now just 'readers' as opposed to 'posters'. Board has gone backwards for some years now, which is a shame. A lot of good posters, the likes of VFTT, no longer bother to post, and he generally had good solid info around this time of year.

 

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I think you'll find that we probably do have a lot of people who are now just 'readers' as opposed to 'posters'. Board has gone backwards for some years now, which is a shame. A lot of good posters, the likes of VFTT, no longer bother to post, and he generally had good solid info around this time of year.

 

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The MODs have allowed this place to be ruined

Posted

Watched the video now we've got him. I am excited but have to say i don't like his reliance on his right foot. I don't mean scoring goals with it (could score with his shin and I'd be happy) but when controlling, running with the ball or passing it's all right foot, even when the left would be more convenient and easier. He's going to have to work on that to really make it as a top forward.

Video in question watch his left foot

 

like I say, I'm excited and happy just see there is room for improvement. If he can have as unerring an ability for finding the corners with both feet we'll have a fantastic player.

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Can we trust anyone that's middle name is Everton??? [emoji23]

 

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Received any more death threats Jamie?

 

it was just #bantz apparently

but I did get an infraction for calling a mod 'a cretin'. THAT is a whole different, yet serious offence

Posted

I'm actually quite excited by him. He's young, seems level headed, works hard, and has an eye for goal with quick first time shot and some decent ball control.

Posted

Liverpool Echo fail to find humour in Saints "dig" in transfer video :mcinnes:

Fortunately the Liverpool supporters mostly saw it as being funny and have had a go at The Echo.

 

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/southampton-take-bizarre-dig-liverpool-16512961

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Think he have signed a mentalist 870980b94dd6a107aa3fc608d145a51d.jpg

 

 

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Has he not realised that its just an overused joke and he's not actually signed for Liverpool?

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Posted

 

Good interview that, I like him already.

 

One quote was interesting,

To Adams, Southampton feels like the ideal fit. Ralph Hasenhüttl, the manager, is obsessed by speed and strength, high pressing and intelligence

 

No wonder Charlie Austin doesn’t fit Ralph’s thinking. That’s 0 out of 4 ?

Posted
We will all call him Adams anyway [emoji23]

Some on here will be calling him Bloody Useless if he ain’t scored a hat trick by teatime on the 10th of August......oops forgot about the VAR kicking off........by Supper time then! :D

Posted

Good interview with him here:

 

Che Adams: ‘In non-league it’s just a question of how hard you’re going to get kicked’

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/jul/17/che-adams-interview-southampton-non-league-thurnby-lodge

 

I sure I read an interview recently where he said himself it was pronounced Shay not Chay

 

Mentions that in the top paragraph:

Che Adams confirms it is “Shay” rather than “Chay” before he sits down to discuss how he has become Southampton’s newest signing in a £14m deal from Birmingham City
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Posted

 

Just stumbled across a video that shows more than just Che’s goals. He’s crazy strong, build up play a bit hit and miss but always seems a threat.

 

Great start for us so far, scoring in every game. Got a good feeling about him.

 

 

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Posted
My first viewing of him today. Does he bring enough? I thought he seemed a bit immobile. Strong though.
Thats very harsh IMO.

 

He isn't a rapid player. He has a nice mix of being steong enough, quick enough, agressive enough and technically good enough to cause problems.

 

He isn't going to be the next Harry Kane but looks like a player who can make life difficult for PL centre backs and certainly adds attributes we have lacked the last few seasons.

 

Home debut to suggest there is more to come (if you are realistic about what he is and what he will be).

Posted
My first viewing of him today. Does he bring enough? I thought he seemed a bit immobile. Strong though.

Immobile?? I saw him being very effective up front and saw him helping out in defence.....virtually everyone around me was very impressed with him today.

Posted
Immobile?? I saw him being very effective up front and saw him helping out in defence.....virtually everyone around me was very impressed with him today.

 

Same, I thought he was mobile - good movement and runs behind the Liverpool defence.

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I definitely think he brings more than Ings, who I really fear for his future here. Che is about 10-15% better in every facet of his play. There were times he could have made a bit of a quicker decision or a bit more composure, however when you have vvd around you all the time I won't blame him for any doubt or lack of composure. I think we won't see the best of Che until next year, but hopefully the player that emerges is good enough for what we need

 

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