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It's not like they have much to sell, at least not for a profit. Haller and the other bigger name signing have mostly been duds
 
monkeybarry said:
Antonio as a cheap squad player
Anderson is a player, just needs better management

The rest - not sure many championship clubs will have much money
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I'd be worried about Anderson, attitude looks poor to me. I'm always reticent to give those sorts of players another chance.

Rice is better than Dier and homegrown (but I think will be expensive - I expect him to end up at Emirates Marketing Project).

Diop the centre half shows some promise sometimes but also has some very rough edges.

For the right fee (a lot less than West Ham would accept) Haller would probably work as a backup option. He has been left to forage alone up front for West Ham which doesn't really suit him.

Fabianski has actually turned into a good keeper (although is injury prone). He would be a better number 2 than either Vorm or Gazzaniga though I think.
 
Finney Is Back said:
I'd be worried about Anderson, attitude looks poor to me. I'm always reticent to give those sorts of players another chance.

Rice is better than Dier and homegrown (but I think will be expensive - I expect him to end up at Emirates Marketing Project).

Diop the centre half shows some promise sometimes but also has some very rough edges.

For the right fee (a lot less than West Ham would accept) Haller would probably work as a backup option. He has been left to forage alone up front for West Ham which doesn't really suit him.

Fabianski has actually turned into a good keeper (although is injury prone). He would be a better number 2 than either Vorm or Gazzaniga though I think.
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Fabianski right now is better than Hugo IMO
Very under rated keeper playing behind a weak defence
Diop could be anything with the right team too
Rice IMO should have left when he could on a free but now has shown for behind he isn’t technically capable yet in a Side that has the ball. He looks really really weak and clumsy almost. He has scope to get better
I’ve always like Antinio. He is a bit of a blunt weapon and could be a useful player for us but as we let him go as a kid and they need players I couldn’t see it happening
 
Finney Is Back said:
I'd be worried about Anderson, attitude looks poor to me. I'm always reticent to give those sorts of players another chance.

Rice is better than Dier and homegrown (but I think will be expensive - I expect him to end up at Emirates Marketing Project).

Diop the centre half shows some promise sometimes but also has some very rough edges.

For the right fee (a lot less than West Ham would accept) Haller would probably work as a backup option. He has been left to forage alone up front for West Ham which doesn't really suit him.

Fabianski has actually turned into a good keeper (although is injury prone). He would be a better number 2 than either Vorm or Gazzaniga though I think.
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Anderson reminds me of Dos Santos. Brilliant on his day, but lazy and inconsistent.
 
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