JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
Talent for sure but motivation and mentality in moving raises a red flag for me.
Depends whether the motivation and mentality is from the agents/family or being driven by the player himself
Talent for sure but motivation and mentality in moving raises a red flag for me.
Depends whether the motivation and mentality is from the agents/family or being driven by the player himself
True, but if the drive is more from the player then that should be a bigger red flagEither way it's not good and could easily be all parties concerned.
Out of curiosity with Ndombele wanting out, Winks patiently not good enough and Skipp being a newcomer to our midfield who do you currently regard as our established midfielders?
I see your point but again I would not ascribe it to pace or intensity. Rather the long ball of the British game as opposed to the patient build up of Latin football.
Irrespective, to come back to the previous argument, there is nothing to support the idea that a player who is press resistant in a slower league will be affected by a league where there is pace and intensity because the contributors - dribbling and passing under pressure - remain equally (if not more) effective.
D-Day for this itk!
Have no faith in it, as they are pretty much the only "source" for this apparent deal.D-Day for this itk!
Or maybe, and I know this is an outrageous thought - the player might just actually prefer to play for Leipzig, a country and club renowned for developing players. I know we have a lovely stadium and the big pull of Conference League football, but nonetheless it happens from time to time…..The problem we have is that the agents for Mariba are the same ones that represent Sabitzer which is why they want him to go to RB Leipzig. It seems they are exhibiting more influence on the 18 year old kid than seems right
Arse. Maybe buy him while we can and loan him to Leipzig for a year?