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Richarlison is what Carlos Vinicius should have been for us, and could well turn out into our version of Drogba
To be honest mate, a PL proven striker/winger who can guarantee a dozen goals and high quality attacking contributions will not come cheap.
Son or Kane go down holding their knee, we would immediately be up shit's creek without a paddle. Richarlison provides genuine quality insurance against that happening.
I'm all for it.
That's because you haven't seen him play as a center forward (something Bergwijn cannot do) yet.
I was just going to use the laughing rating but couldn’t resist….
I actually think his finishing is underrated, it's so much better than I ever gave him credit for.
Take a look at goals #1, #8 and #9 here. The composure and skill in tight spaces with no time to think is outstanding,
TheThat almost looks real. Very realistic edit whoever made it
The question I always have when these appear, is who has the time and effort to go to the length of photoshopping a player in a different shirt. Do they sit in work doing this or rush home after school as quick as possible to upload?
Can see the media team making a song a dance about that. Maybe some staged video of them two of them boxing or some shit followed by then hugging and making up.Really hope Romero and Richarlison keep a truce in training.
there been no bid from thfc , everything that's here is spun by the Sun click bateYeah seems they are deep in negotiations for multiple City players right now and the Richarlison deal is clearly one that needs to be resolved quickly.
One thing that separates him from Jesus is his desire to get into goal scoring situations, he's not afraid to miss so he doesn't stop trying. Also, he throws himself at the ball so you won't see him not moving towards crosses.
there been no bid from thfc , everything that's here is spun by the Sun click bate
personaly we get Richalison we get him if we don't then we don't, but AC & FP have an agenda, regardless of fans and the noise their following that agenda; whether that includes a bid for Richarlison it remains to be seen
Like Arsenal?we are going to roll over softer sides.
Yeah he's clearly very determined and confident - the Everton fans are hugely complimentary about his work-rate and commitment to the cause. Whether he proves to be a success at Spurs or not, having a player who will run through brick walls for the team is never a bad thing and there's no chance of him being an Ndombele-style flop as he will leave everything out there on the pitch.It's actually his mental attributes that make this such an interesting signing for me. I think Conte will actually love him.
I think that's what makes him a much better option for us than Bergwijn or Gabiel Jesus. He seems to have a real competitive spirit.
This is the kind of signing where I could see what Conte was getting at where players need to be both mentally and physically ready to play in the PL and for a big club. We've got that wrong in recent windows with the likes of Lo Celso, Ndombele and to a lesser extent Bergwijn (I cut him slack as I think Jose killed his confidence and he's wanted out ever since).
More like our version of Diego CostaRicharlison is what Carlos Vinicius should have been for us, and could well turn out into our version of Drogba
This has the sniff of the Villa/Grealish deal. We’re biding our time to force the sale at our price as they have no other choice. Until another big investor comes along.