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Cristian Romero
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thfcsteff
George Hunt
I think Royal allowed both Romero and Porro to play their natural games more. In fact, Royal was covering a couple of times when Romero played very poor passes (was only a couple of times but he knew that behind him he had cover/some pace)
Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
So out injured last weekend against Brentford and also out tomorrow against Leeds.
But still called up for Argentina for their extremely important friendlies against Australia and Indonesia...
Would really like to see the club grow some balls and tell him that he is not going.
But still called up for Argentina for their extremely important friendlies against Australia and Indonesia...
Would really like to see the club grow some balls and tell him that he is not going.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
He has been an absolute mug this season
He's one of the players that don't give a fudge and thinks he's better than he is
Gazza
Frederic Kanoute
So now you know how he thinks ... just brilliant stuff.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Over 2 seasons he will hit 40 games
That’s scary
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
no doubt there will be another tournament for him to duck out of games for us for next season
Look at what he does on the pitch, trying turns in his own box, risky/stupid passes, diving into tackles that he has no chance off winning, stinks of someone that thinks he's better than he is.
On top of that, he's been out injured, missing loads of games, and then makes a miraculous recovery to play for Argentina, indicating he doesn't really give a fudge about us.
Is that for us or Argentina?
....Yup. He's got ability, we can all see that. But throughout a lot of games he has been a liability, yet some go on about him as if he is prime Maldini.
Probably partly people get over excited about him because of just how poor the rest of the defence is, but he has been nowhere good enough for it to be considered acceptable for him to constantly swerve playing for us yet be available for his country time after time....
spurspinter1
Steve Carr
I see why you may think that, especially on the Argentina front as well as his glaring individual errors.
Buuut....Take away Dier who many people who would be ashamed to publicly back alongside Sanchez, who has been a dumpster fire of a defender apart from his first season, we start to look rapidly short of options in a back two as well as a three even if I rate Davies. How have things gone since switching to back two?
We really don't seem to have much of a defense left at this stage. I do feel like if we want to be good again soon it's going to be finding someone to play alongside Romero and emphasize his strengths whilst acknowledging the potential weaknesses in his game.
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
But still our best centre back by a significant margin (which says a lot)
He has the most ability of our CBs and has the potential to be a top CB, just wish he'd start showing it. Not sure he has the football intelligence or the discipline to make the most of his ability.
metalgear
Luka Modric
We can't get 100% from him because of regular injuries and wild tackles. I like him but I say we move him for big bucks, after all he is a world Cup winner. We need better than our average CB and one that is reliable too.