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Summer transfer thread, AvB window wrap up pg 1527
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africanspurs
Justin Edinburgh
the combo of those two would worry me alot. i dont think kaboul has much positional sense and i find he can be the guy that chases the ball too much. and vert is unproven in this league.
i would rather gallas or king and one other
chancer
Gudni Bergsson
They may be right, but how utterly distasteful that a jumped-up bunch of gonads of a "football club" can talk with such casual disrespect about a top class international sportsman, even one in decline. Al-Shabab?? Who the fudge are you? What fudging league do you play in? Qunts. fudge off.
As for Vert, it'll get done. Tranquilo.
Kingdawson
Banned
SIGN SOMEONE FFS. fudge YOU ALL.
work is especially boring today:yawn:
work is especially boring today:yawn:
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Pretty sure they're old quotes from last week, I remember reading something similar last week anyway. No way Ajax will let him go for nothing next season.
superspurs
Simon Davies
Ajax either pay him what he believes he's entitled to, or get diddly squat for him next season.
No brainer, he will be a Spurs player soon.
No brainer, he will be a Spurs player soon.
Leeds Spur
Banned
Why doesn't he move to Spurs and sue Ajax? If it's in his contract then what's to discuss?
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indianspur
Guest
just stole this from The Fighting C*ck.....im not sure why Real would let go of a player like this. I still see them offering Granero instead, and i wouldnt be unhappy
http://bundesligafanatic.com/top-25-bun ... -201011-1/
From a purely tactical perspective, Sahin was the brains of the operation and organized Dortmund’s game in the truest sense of a midfield general. . . Sahin’s football instincts and natural talent helped him dictate games reminiscent of the great Xavi and spearheaded his team’s championship winning campaign. . .
Almost everything went through Sahin on the pitch. He was the primary link between defense and attack and it was Sahin that would be most responsible for Dortmund’s build up play. Before his injury at the end of the season no player saw the ball more than Sahin (2625 touches) and therefore it was more or less up to Sahin to decide how the play would be built and whether the best course of action would be to play the ball forward and initiate attacks or maintain possession and play it laterally or back. That is where the Xavi comparisons come in because Sahin single handedly dictated the tempo of play.
One element of his game that in particular stood out were his vertical passes whose deftness and accuracy resembled that of the Spanish maestro. His ability to find a player over long distances made Dortmund’s attacks much more quick and efficient. Sahin was therefore indirectly responsible for many of Dortmund’s goals, completing 71% of his 1779 passes. And despite playing deep in midfield he still managed a striking 6 goals and 8 assists in the league . . .
http://bundesligafanatic.com/top-25-bun ... -201011-1/
From a purely tactical perspective, Sahin was the brains of the operation and organized Dortmund’s game in the truest sense of a midfield general. . . Sahin’s football instincts and natural talent helped him dictate games reminiscent of the great Xavi and spearheaded his team’s championship winning campaign. . .
Almost everything went through Sahin on the pitch. He was the primary link between defense and attack and it was Sahin that would be most responsible for Dortmund’s build up play. Before his injury at the end of the season no player saw the ball more than Sahin (2625 touches) and therefore it was more or less up to Sahin to decide how the play would be built and whether the best course of action would be to play the ball forward and initiate attacks or maintain possession and play it laterally or back. That is where the Xavi comparisons come in because Sahin single handedly dictated the tempo of play.
One element of his game that in particular stood out were his vertical passes whose deftness and accuracy resembled that of the Spanish maestro. His ability to find a player over long distances made Dortmund’s attacks much more quick and efficient. Sahin was therefore indirectly responsible for many of Dortmund’s goals, completing 71% of his 1779 passes. And despite playing deep in midfield he still managed a striking 6 goals and 8 assists in the league . . .
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
That sounds pretty much perfect if we want a like for like replacement for Modrich.
edgey-the-yid
Gheorge Popescu
Can't see Sahin coming here. The player himself says he doesn't want to move as being at Real is "like a dream". Despite the fact he spends most of his time dreaming on the bench... He's a wasted talent at Real! Needs 1st team football and we need a player like Sahin to replace Modric. But Doubt it'll happen. Levy will go for cash deal I think
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
just thinking out loud, but what about a season loan then, or something like that?
ok Real, we'll accept your relatively low 35m bid, but we'll take Sahin on loan, the player then knows he can go back to Madrid if he so desire's, we get decent (not good) value for Modric and an almost like for like replacement for a year. I reckon Sahin would love it here if he's playing well and we're doing well.
These swap deals very rarely happen, so starting it off as a loan to see if both parties like each other maybe a decent solution?
ok Real, we'll accept your relatively low 35m bid, but we'll take Sahin on loan, the player then knows he can go back to Madrid if he so desire's, we get decent (not good) value for Modric and an almost like for like replacement for a year. I reckon Sahin would love it here if he's playing well and we're doing well.
These swap deals very rarely happen, so starting it off as a loan to see if both parties like each other maybe a decent solution?
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indianspur
Guest
makes a lot of sense and 'try before you buy' might suit Spurs too
yiddo2786
Steed Malbranque
He's not going anywhere
Lost Mango
Pascal Chimbonda
Only if there is some structure in place (agreed price) for us for the end of year ....otherwise we have the Frazier Campbell situation where we have a player for a season and he just goes leaving us with nothing.
If Sahin isn't getting agmes at the moment then RM would be happy to loan him to us for a year, us pick up his wages , him to get playing time and then go back to RM a better player. Win for RM, win for the player, draw at best for us.
Lost Mango
Pascal Chimbonda
Presumably as he has a year left on that contract he can't leave until Ajax agree to letting him go - which they won't until this is sorted. Otherwise he is in breach, no?
chancer
Gudni Bergsson
I think it's pretty inconceivable in fairness.
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Yea we'd have to have some sort of option to buy at the end of it. At the very least it gives us an extra year to find a replacement.
MastodonMUSING
Kazuyuki Toda
To kick Ajax into gear? Sell now for $$$$ or lose for nothing next summer. Losing 15% of fee is better than losing 100% of fee in a year?