metalgear
Luka Modric
Moura... Needs to learn from regu about applying pace where it matters
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Sergio Reguilón
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Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
It’s ledley king esque
StephenH
David Ginola
Very true.
I've got a terrible memory.
PS all I kept thinking about last night was 'buy-back clause' 'buy-back clause' 'buy-back clause'
Wow that is some serious pace there, can add a whole new dimension to our game with that.
Very true.
I've got a terrible memory.
PS all I kept thinking about last night was 'buy-back clause' 'buy-back clause' 'buy-back clause'
Remember, it´s up to the player, not Madrid, and no love lost there
StephenH
David Ginola
Expand on please, I thought it was a Madrid call?
Madrid has the option to exercise the buy back in year one or two, but (very important) Reguilon has to agree he wants to go back, he can say no
StephenH
David Ginola
But can Madrid exercise it if eg Barcelona offer us £250m! blah blah?
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DeanoAustin
Jimmy McCormick
Was very impressed with him last night. Obviously he was very poor on the goal but he gets a pass as it's his first game. Very good other than that. This guy could be for us what Robertson is for Liverpool. It's early days but he has the attributes to be even better than Robertson I reckon.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
The contrast between Reguilon constantly racing forward at pace and Davies constantly passing backwards from a standstill is stark.
Not as big as the contrast between Reguilon and Chilwell.
FatBloke
Niko Kranjcar
I think they can, unfortunately. But it'll be up to Reguilon -- if he wants to go back to Madrid, then off he goes for the contractual transfer fee.
We've just got to hope that, like Bale, he left Madrid for a reason and wouldn't touch 'em with a bargepole. If Zidane gets the sack, however, all bets are off. He's from Madrid, they're his boyhood club, and happens to be one of the biggest and most prestigious clubs in the world. If you were in his situation, what would you do?
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spurspinter1
Steve Carr
It's nice to have both options, we can appreciate one player without having to balance it against another player's supposed deficiencies.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Yep.
StephenH
David Ginola
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
That's not the way we do it one has got to be brick and the other fantastic, this opinion is transferable based on which way the wind is blowing. I prefer to think all our players are trying to do their best and sometimes you play better than others.
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
Words from the boss:
“His debut was really, really good. There was something that for me is great because it showed me the character and personality of the player which is he makes a mistake for their goal and his performance after that moment was just going up, and up and up. When many, even experienced players, when something is going wrong for them, or they are involved in some negative moment of the game, their confidence goes low. The kid was exactly the opposite. He could have done better for the Chelsea goal but since that moment it was when Sergio really exploded for the game and had incredible, incredible performance."
“His debut was really, really good. There was something that for me is great because it showed me the character and personality of the player which is he makes a mistake for their goal and his performance after that moment was just going up, and up and up. When many, even experienced players, when something is going wrong for them, or they are involved in some negative moment of the game, their confidence goes low. The kid was exactly the opposite. He could have done better for the Chelsea goal but since that moment it was when Sergio really exploded for the game and had incredible, incredible performance."