Giovani?Point wrote:GK01 wrote:
Hasn't 4-4-2 been forced by the VDV and Bale injuries? I mean who else would you trust behind the striker besides VDV?
Kranjcar can, Modric can too.
Rather both of them played in the hole and we put Sandro/Livermore/Parker ect in behind them to mop up and start attacks from deeper, then playing 442 against United and Arsenal.
kyro7 wrote:You need to get Modric off your corner's, his floated shit is not good enough.
Gegilworld93 wrote:Giovani?Point wrote:
Kranjcar can, Modric can too.
Rather both of them played in the hole and we put Sandro/Livermore/Parker ect in behind them to mop up and start attacks from deeper, then playing 442 against United and Arsenal.
Agreed, though Kaboul won a few of the headers from those corners. But nobody else starting yesterday would've taken them.kyro7 wrote:You need to get Modric off your corner's, his floated shit is not good enough.
GK01 wrote:
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For left back, Abidal won't be around for that long anymore and Barca apparently want someone similar to Dani Alves on the left side, Bale being a natural LB would be the perfect solution apparently. Don't buy into it though, Bale's solid defensively but most of the time just Busquets, Pique and Puyol would be back defending, Jordi Alba seems more likely right now.ResurrectionRooney wrote:Why would Barcelona want Gareth Bale?
ResurrectionRooney wrote:Why would Barcelona want Gareth Bale?
Bale began his professional career at Southampton, playing at left back,
Since transferring to Spurs in 2007, managerial and tactical shifts have seen him transform into a more offensively-oriented player.
And Thierry Henry began his professional career as a winger as did Van Persie.Gegilworld93 wrote:Bale began his professional career at Southampton, playing at left back,
And Real need a RB anyway since Ramos was moved to the middle and Arbeloa isn't really that great, them getting Van der Wiel is more likely though (if he doesn't sign for Valencia).
But it was only two years ago that Walker was switched from a striker into a full-back - and told to beef up.
GeorgeMiles6 wrote:So when is Hazard joining?
I'm serious.
Well, you could argue that their natural position is winger too, since they played there for the most part of their youth, including when they were 14, 15, 16, the years which are crucial for a young footballer's developement. Same with Bale really, I guess there are different views as to what is the "natural" position for a football player, let's leave it at thatTheo Filippo wrote:And Thierry Henry began his professional career as a winger as did Van Persie.Gegilworld93 wrote:
And Real need a RB anyway since Ramos was moved to the middle and Arbeloa isn't really that great, them getting Van der Wiel is more likely though (if he doesn't sign for Valencia).
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Theo Walcott started as a striker and went out wide, but we all know his natural position is in the dugout.Gegilworld93 wrote:Well, you could argue that their natural position is winger too, since they played there for the most part of their youth, including when they were 14, 15, 16, the years which are crucial for a young footballer's developement. Same with Bale really, I guess there are different views as to what is the "natural" position for a football player, let's leave it at thatTheo Filippo wrote:And Thierry Henry began his professional career as a winger as did Van Persie.
Didn't do anything v us.Point wrote:Just remembered this goal a second ago randomly :
Also remembered his goal against stoke that time.
Bale
Using wikipedia to (try) prove a point and then using a smug smiley.... wowGegilworld93 wrote:Since transferring to Spurs in 2007, managerial and tactical shifts have seen him transform into a more offensively-oriented player.
Calm down lady, it was tongue-in-cheek anywayHitchy wrote:Using wikipedia to (try) prove a point and then using a smug smiley.... wowGegilworld93 wrote:
“Hazard’s a player on our list,” said Redknapp, whose team face Bolton in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup today. “He’s a player we like. It’s one the chairman will deal with and he will tell you if we are close or a million miles away.
“Hazard would cost a lot, but Daniel would compete at that level,” said Redknapp. “We haven’t spent this money before, but now you have to keep pushing on and the club would do the deal if we come up with the right targets.
“Of course, that is attractive to me as well. It’s good we can compete for top players. That’s what we want. The chairman is ambitious, we all are.”
Levy, though, who is aware of suggestions that Mourinho would be more interested in a serious project which could leave a legacy rather than purely his own salary demands, will make a determined move if Redknapp does agree to take on the England challenge he has long spoken of as his biggest personal ambition.
The impetus towards Mourinho has been increased by Levy and the Spurs board, considering there is a dearth of other viable options.
Chelsea Double winner Carlo Ancelotti would have been an obvious contender had he not taken up the offer to join Paris Saint-Germain a few months ago.
Spurs are believed to have reservations over whether Everton’s David Moyes really is the man to turn the club into potential title winners, while impressive Swansea boss Brandan Rodgers is deemed to be slightly too inexperienced.
