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Emmanuel Adebayor - Officially gone \o/
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SpursNorway
Ilie Dumitrescu
Re: Adebayor
My guess would be:
Aguero £220.000 p/w, Dzeko £150.000, Negredo £100.000, Jovetic £110.000
My guess would be:
Aguero £220.000 p/w, Dzeko £150.000, Negredo £100.000, Jovetic £110.000
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Re: Adebayor
3 out and out strikers? I'm not so sure.
Dempsey can do a job up front, some reports saying that Chadli can play as a striker and of course we'll (hopefully) have the option of playing Bale as the striker.
From a footballing perspective: When you play with a lone striker it's notoriously difficult to keep 3 strikers happy and match fit unless you have serious injury problems. And when that third choice striker is called upon I think a good argument can be made that it's better to have someone like Dempsey, Chadli or Bale match fit, but perhaps playing slightly out of position than a striker void of confidence and game time.
From a financial perspective: Having players somewhat unhappy sitting on the bench lacking game time is a massive financial drain too. Forget resale value if the player doesn't get on the pitch regularly, just look at Bent at Aston Villa and the drop in value they've seen in the last season since he's been benched. Along with wages the cost of having 3 out and out strikers when you play a lone striker system like 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 is significant.
If we find the right young forward capable of playing as a striker and in slightly deeper roles, with the talent to develop and the current ability to really help us out and the patience to sit on the bench for a considerable amount of time available for the right price then by all means go for it. I can't think of many players like that off the top of my head. Perhaps more realistically is someone very young that can play for the reserve side week in week out, but with the ability to step it up in case of serious injury problems, once again though I don't think a ton of those players are available.
3 out and out strikers? I'm not so sure.
Dempsey can do a job up front, some reports saying that Chadli can play as a striker and of course we'll (hopefully) have the option of playing Bale as the striker.
From a footballing perspective: When you play with a lone striker it's notoriously difficult to keep 3 strikers happy and match fit unless you have serious injury problems. And when that third choice striker is called upon I think a good argument can be made that it's better to have someone like Dempsey, Chadli or Bale match fit, but perhaps playing slightly out of position than a striker void of confidence and game time.
From a financial perspective: Having players somewhat unhappy sitting on the bench lacking game time is a massive financial drain too. Forget resale value if the player doesn't get on the pitch regularly, just look at Bent at Aston Villa and the drop in value they've seen in the last season since he's been benched. Along with wages the cost of having 3 out and out strikers when you play a lone striker system like 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 is significant.
If we find the right young forward capable of playing as a striker and in slightly deeper roles, with the talent to develop and the current ability to really help us out and the patience to sit on the bench for a considerable amount of time available for the right price then by all means go for it. I can't think of many players like that off the top of my head. Perhaps more realistically is someone very young that can play for the reserve side week in week out, but with the ability to step it up in case of serious injury problems, once again though I don't think a ton of those players are available.
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Re: Adebayor
Jovetic isn't probably more comfortable in a deeper role. Both Dzeko and Negredo are out and out strikers, they will probably rarely be on the pitch at the same time. Aguero is capable of playing a deeper role, but will he be happy doing that? I'm not so sure.
Despite their millions and relative success on the pitch City might struggle keeping all those players happy, we might very well see one off Dzeko or Negredo wanting to leave next summer and they will probably have to sell at a considerable loss.
Jovetic isn't probably more comfortable in a deeper role. Both Dzeko and Negredo are out and out strikers, they will probably rarely be on the pitch at the same time. Aguero is capable of playing a deeper role, but will he be happy doing that? I'm not so sure.
Despite their millions and relative success on the pitch City might struggle keeping all those players happy, we might very well see one off Dzeko or Negredo wanting to leave next summer and they will probably have to sell at a considerable loss.
Re: Adebayor
http://www.turkish-football.com/news_read.php?id=4954
Eagles president Fikret Orman once against confirmed interest in Adebayor but stressed that the main transfer priority is signing an additional defender.
"We are interested in Adebayor however, our priority is to sign more defensive players right now," Orman said.
http://www.turkish-football.com/news_read.php?id=4954
Eagles president Fikret Orman once against confirmed interest in Adebayor but stressed that the main transfer priority is signing an additional defender.
"We are interested in Adebayor however, our priority is to sign more defensive players right now," Orman said.
Destroy All Gooners
Stuart Nethercott
Re: Adebayor
What is the deal with Ade these days? I know he was given time off for compassionate leave but is he in training, injured or being held hostage in the phantom zone?
What is the deal with Ade these days? I know he was given time off for compassionate leave but is he in training, injured or being held hostage in the phantom zone?
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
Re: Adebayor
There was some comment from Ade a week or so ago saying that he didn't want to go to Turkey and would prefer to stay in the PL. Just wonder how many takers there would be for him given his performances last year. The top 5 or 6 could afford his wages but probably wouldn't want him whereas for others he would be a bloody expensive gamble
There was some comment from Ade a week or so ago saying that he didn't want to go to Turkey and would prefer to stay in the PL. Just wonder how many takers there would be for him given his performances last year. The top 5 or 6 could afford his wages but probably wouldn't want him whereas for others he would be a bloody expensive gamble
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Re: Adebayor
There's worse out there than Ade.
He was very much in form towards the end of last season.
http://www.soccerbase.com/players/player.sd?player_id=29678&season_id=142
There's worse out there than Ade.
He was very much in form towards the end of last season.
http://www.soccerbase.com/players/player.sd?player_id=29678&season_id=142
JerusalemMan
Paul Robinson
Re: Adebayor
Bild are suggesting that Schalke want him. But that a fee of 8m euros is too much!
Bild are suggesting that Schalke want him. But that a fee of 8m euros is too much!
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Re: Adebayor
Or us paying 1/4 (£50k), Palace paying 1/4 (£50k) and City still paying 1/2 (£100k)
Or us paying 1/4 (£50k), Palace paying 1/4 (£50k) and City still paying 1/2 (£100k)