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Where have our breasts gone?

Bishop said:
People are on here are talking about the heady days of Dembele. He was not the same player at the end of his spell with us. Dembele of today would be no better than what we have currently. He was broken just like Wanyama.

I think we are forgetting how poor he was in the last 6 months before his sale. Moving on from Dembele was inevitable, the failing was not replacing him.

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Tbf, 1 poster (a Russian bot) has suggested we should have kept him, everyone else was just talking about what a great player he was. I loved Gazza but wouldn’t suggest he’d get a game for us now! (Edit: although....)
 
Pirate55 said:
When we were at our peak, we had the following players in our team:

Walker - fast and strong ( now gone)
Rose - fast and strong ( now decrepit)
Toby - physically strong ( now, not so much )
Verts - physically strong ( now , not so much)
Wanyama - a hunk of burning love, ( now broken)
Dier - physically strong ( now apparently broken)
Dembele - another hunk of burning love ( now gone)
Dele - tall and put himself about ( now flicks and tricks)
Kane - tall and pressed like a dervish ( now, not so much)
Lamela - ( when fit) reinvented himself as a midfield warrior ( now, not so much)

With that power and strength in the team, we used to simply steamroller teams . Now we simply don't have the physical strength to do so. Our transfer strategy should be geared towards buying players with physical power, strength and speed.
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