I always thought he was most effective as the marauding left back, so he would be better cover for Rose than Davies.
He'd have to do it for free.
I also think status plays a big part - by taking a medium sized chance on Berbs, slightly larger chance on Modric and Bale and developing both (Inc sticking by them when there were doubts) we showed players Spurs is a good place to be, not a barrier to success.You could easily make an argument that much of the current squad was built with the Bale money. Even if some of it was with the proceeds from the sale of players bought with the Bale money.
Oh - and he'd have to get his hair cut.
I loved him but he lacked the tactical discipline to play in a Poch side
...in a redknapp side, let alone a poch one.Indeed, and he also lacked the fitness needed.
Purely hypothetical.
If a situation arose where Bale had fallen out of favour with ZZ and wanted to move on/was being pushed out, and we had first refusal, would you take him on?
Would he upset the current great team balance we have?
Who would he replace?
Would his much higher wages cause tensions?
Like I said guys just hypothetical questions
Disagree for two reasons
By the way, while I'm aware its all amusement, just to help you think about it
- I believe someone found that our sale to Madrid had a clause in it that basically gave us first right of refusal if he was ever sold to a PL club (we just had to match offer)
I've not really watched Bale since his move to Real - is he basically the same style and/or quality of player as when he left, or has he changed in any way?
Genuine question.
And a shaveOh - and he'd have to get his hair cut.
It is the next Bale we should be hunting for and spending our money on.
Could be. Impressive young player.Ryan Sessegnon?