parklane1
Tony Galvin
Most transfers are a risk and we have seen many over the years which have not turned out well ( all clubs have that problem), but for the money and age its could be a winner.
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Alejo Veliz
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Most transfers are a risk and we have seen many over the years which have not turned out well ( all clubs have that problem), but for the money and age its could be a winner.
Daisuk
Nayim
Basically nothing in this day and age. It's exactly these kinds of deals I've been wanting us to make for a long time. Now we thankfully have a coach to support this strategy. We'll do so well if we just keep following this trail now. This is the way forward. Buy young hungry potential stars instead of splashing cash for names that never ever live up to the hype.
Looks a proper baller! Some of these goals! Wow. In the Argentinian league, which is much tougher than people probably expect - you need to have bite and tenacity to make it over there. I think this guy will be good for us.
Grays_1890
Barry Daines
All transfers are a risk, not exclusive to Argentina or South America. But the price looks brilliant for what seems a young talent with the initial tools needed for the PL.
Gazza
Frederic Kanoute
Basically nothing in this day and age. It's exactly these kinds of deals I've been wanting us to make for a long time. Now we thankfully have a coach to support this strategy. We'll do so well if we just keep following this trail now. This is the way forward. Buy young hungry potential stars instead of splashing cash for names that never ever live up to the hype.
Looks a proper baller! Some of these goals! Wow. In the Argentinian league, which is much tougher than people probably expect - you need to have bite and tenacity to make it over there. I think this guy will be good for us.
I'm getting a hybrid batistuta/Eric vibes ... easy lazy comparison
Gazza
Frederic Kanoute
Also let's be honest as great as pochettino was with us, his biggest downfall was recruitment
parklane1
Tony Galvin
I agree, his three biggest/highest signings were Tanguy ( 62 mill), Sanchez (42 mill)), Sissoko (35 mill). None of them were good signings.
Chrissivad
Chris Armstrong
Kandi1977
Garth Crooks
To be fair, he does look a really good header of the ball.
FatBloke
Niko Kranjcar
Two-footed too. Get him in!
FatBloke
Niko Kranjcar
Okay, so for a lot of those goals he was given far more space by the defence than he'd ever get in the PL, but he still had to react first and finish them off. A few were very good finishes though - calm and confident. Promising player, good price, I'm hopeful.Basically nothing in this day and age. It's exactly these kinds of deals I've been wanting us to make for a long time. Now we thankfully have a coach to support this strategy. We'll do so well if we just keep following this trail now. This is the way forward. Buy young hungry potential stars instead of splashing cash for names that never ever live up to the hype.
Looks a proper baller! Some of these goals! Wow. In the Argentinian league, which is much tougher than people probably expect - you need to have bite and tenacity to make it over there. I think this guy will be good for us.
Bishop
Nick Barmby
He didn't want Sissoko, but the other two are fair.
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K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
I believe you get more space if your team play at a fast pace, our recent play was quick on the break but painfully slow when we had possession, we need to move the ball quicker and that relies on players moving off the ball rather than waiting for balls to be played to their feet. In our preseason we looked to be playing at a higher tempo, lot more one touch, the standard of our opposition isn't really important it's getting the players to break the habit of the past.
That video tells me otherwise.Basically nothing in this day and age. It's exactly these kinds of deals I've been wanting us to make for a long time. Now we thankfully have a coach to support this strategy. We'll do so well if we just keep following this trail now. This is the way forward. Buy young hungry potential stars instead of splashing cash for names that never ever live up to the hype.
Looks a proper baller! Some of these goals! Wow. In the Argentinian league, which is much tougher than people probably expect - you need to have bite and tenacity to make it over there. I think this guy will be good for us.
Spend his time spinning of the back of defenders who are neither watching nor manhandling him. He might still be quite good, but we'll never learn anything watching him play against that level of defender.
AjaxDeSuperYids
Drama queen
True.
Vincent Janssen looked incredible in his youtube compilations before we signed him.
Bedfordspurs
Chris Waddle
He looked fine when playing for us but wasn’t giving game time
His minutes were really limited and for a new guy, in a new league IMO he should have been managed better
He played well in his frost game at Everton and a wonder scar stopped him scoring (same for Soldado IIRC)
I was at Swansea away when Poch though brought on Jansen and he changed the game by just running lines
I think we have mismanaged so many signings over the years it’s scary
Some of it is expectation management but also it’s naive management IMO
Gazza
Frederic Kanoute
It was like he was playing up against Eric Dier