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Gutter Boy said:
Sanchez was superb in the run-in. As he was in his early seasons with us. I think it's all about confidence, rather than ability. So if he's working with Conte, lets see where this goes.

If we're likely losing Rodon and Tanganga, we're already going to need to bring in two CBs. So a Sanchez twist as well seems unnecessary.
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And maybe getting longer studs to stop falling over so much
 
Lilbaz said:
Stats say more of a ball playing defender than defensive. But being in a team at the top of the league probably means less defensive work needed compared to say a defender at burnley.
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Like Luiz in Conte's Chelsea that won the league?

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Rorschach said:
Well Baresi was a baller from my fading recollection of him.
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All the Italians that played for italy in the 80s and 90s were ballers. They had to due to their smaller physique which was more obvious back then

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metalgear said:
Like Luiz in Conte's Chelsea that won the league?

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Better. In 150 games he's not made a mistake that has lead to a goal. Creates lots of goal scoring opportunities. Conte basically molded him into what he wanted.
 
Lilbaz said:
Better. In 150 games he's not made a mistake that has lead to a goal. Creates lots of goal scoring opportunities. Conte basically molded him into what he wanted.
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Woah. Dream come true. Another option to put Kane and Son to good use.

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Gutter Boy said:
Sanchez was superb in the run-in. As he was in his early seasons with us. I think it's all about confidence, rather than ability. So if he's working with Conte, lets see where this goes.

If we're likely losing Rodon and Tanganga, we're already going to need to bring in two CBs. So a Sanchez twist as well seems unnecessary.
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He is poor on the ball…. Too poor to play in a back 3 IMO. I agree that we’ll probably end up keeping him as backup though as there’s already enough ins and outs needed around the rest of the squad.
 
Finney Is Back said:
He is poor on the ball…. Too poor to play in a back 3 IMO. I agree that we’ll probably end up keeping him as backup though as there’s already enough ins and outs needed around the rest of the squad.
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He is such a confidence player
When he has it he can pass ok (never great)
Without it… horrendous
 
Finney Is Back said:
He is poor on the ball…. Too poor to play in a back 3 IMO. I agree that we’ll probably end up keeping him as backup though as there’s already enough ins and outs needed around the rest of the squad.
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But he is one we are likely to get interest for (and a fee) from other clubs.
 
It’s odd a footballer signing to play for a manager really given the different lifecycles of the two species.
 
johnola said:
It’s odd a footballer signing to play for a manager really given the different lifecycles of the two species.
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Not really. Managers often used to go back and buy players they'd previously worked with or knew. Helps at a new club to have a voice on your side and help get your message across. For the player they know what to expect, the role and that they get on.
 
Legohamster said:
I agree, I think this one gets over the line

think we would have already moved on if there was zero interest.
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Will be a big deal both financially and in terms of his profile, leaving a big club in Italy as a clear first choice player, young and international player with a big future.

Not going to be easy. Convincing him, striking a deal with Inter, no richer club going in for him. Unlikely to be a quick, smooth deal. But we're seemingly trying, that's all we can really ask for. I'm reasonably confident as well.
 
Lilbaz said:
Not really. Managers often used to go back and buy players they'd previously worked with or knew. Helps at a new club to have a voice on your side and help get your message across. For the player they know what to expect, the role and that they get on.
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But from every other perspective it is odd.
 
Bedfordspurs said:
He is such a confidence player
When he has it he can pass ok (never great)
Without it… horrendous
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The problem is good confidence is so brittle. He can lose it in a game he's dominating, then all of a sudden loads of visibly silly mistakes happen.

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