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Yves Bissouma

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If the brewery could distil tequila, served up at the Lane, I’d go every week

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Yiddo said:
Brighton fans seem to think they already have ready made replacements that are not quite his level but who could do the job.
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glorygloryeze said:
Who is this player?
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That would be Enock Mwepu. Looked really good for Salzburg, but nowhere near the level of Bissouma yet.

That said, the scouting department of RB Salzburg is something else, and we should maybe start looking there in the first place, instead of picking up the players after they made the next step. Mane, Minamino, Haaland, Haidara, Kampl, Keita etc. have all come through Salzburg.
 
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Kandi1977 said:
That would be Enock Mwepu. Looked really good for Salzburg, but nowhere near the level of Bissouma yet.

That said, the scouting department of RB Salzburg is something else, and we should maybe start looking there in the first place, instead of picking up the players after they made the next step. Mane, Minamino, Haaland, Haidara, Kampl, Keita etc. have all come through Salzburg.
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I think he looks a good player already and one who will get better as you say
 
Kandi1977 said:
That would be Enock Mwepu. Looked really good for Salzburg, but nowhere near the level of Bissouma yet.

That said, the scouting department of RB Salzburg is something else, and we should maybe start looking there in the first place, instead of picking up the players after they made the next step. Mane, Minamino, Haaland, Haidara, Kampl, Keita etc. have all come through Salzburg.
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Alternatively we could improve our scouting and sign them before they brake out
 
Kandi1977 said:
That would be Enock Mwepu. Looked really good for Salzburg, but nowhere near the level of Bissouma yet.

That said, the scouting department of RB Salzburg is something else, and we should maybe start looking there in the first place, instead of picking up the players after they made the next step. Mane, Minamino, Haaland, Haidara, Kampl, Keita etc. have all come through Salzburg.
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Yeh they are the Brentford of Germany but a few years ahead. Although are they also not used tactically by bigger clubs, so they work with agents and other clubs to place players with them as a step knowing they can move on.
 
Grays_1890 said:
Yeh they are the Brentford of Germany but a few years ahead. Although are they also not used tactically by bigger clubs, so they work with agents and other clubs to place players with them as a step knowing they can move on.
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They're austrian. Owned by redbull who also own rb leipzig. Who are german and in the cl.
 
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Haha yeh they are sorry mind blank but same applies, hence the low fee for Haaland...but works for them obviously
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It's why man utd probably got ragnick in. He was basically a dof for all 4 red bull teams. Moving players between them selling them off.

Have no idea why utd just didn't bring him in as a dof, then let him bring in a manager.
 
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Yeh they are the Brentford of Germany but a few years ahead. Although are they also not used tactically by bigger clubs, so they work with agents and other clubs to place players with them as a step knowing they can move on.
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Roko Simic is the one they have high hopes for out there. Following the recent trend of very tall but skilful strikers.
 
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