Babacar Gueye training with Blackburn

[Spursking]

Exciting player Babacar Gueye of FC Metz is training with Blackburn Rovers, according to reports.

This is a player I have been monitoring a long time, and it is sad if he leaves to join some of our opponents. This is a very good buy by Sam, if he decides to sign him. He will not cost that much either.

Link:

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11800_4822560,00.html

 

[paul_1979yid]

Never heard of him!! How have you been 'monitoring' him???

 

[Spursking]

He is a well known player, and he has been one of FC Metz star players. He is also playing for the Senegal national team.

Always been an exciting player, and if you have seen the Scoutingmanagment site, you have already read about him there. One of the first players in the database.

 

[paul_1979yid]

He is a well known player, and he has been one of FC Metz star players. He is also playing for the Senegal national team.

Always been an exciting player, and if you have seen the Scoutingmanagment site, you have already read about him there. One of the first players in the database.

Well not well known enough for me to know him but hey!

Cheers for the info...

 

[JamesTheYiddo]

Who?

 

[Goldman]

:rofl:

What a shame!

 

[SpurSince57]

You've never mentioned this Gueye before. It was Cheeky Gueye you were banging on about last season—you know, the RB who didn't actually play RB that much. This one's a striker (allegedly). In fact, they've now got three Gueyes!

So how exactly do you get to watch Ligue 2 in Norway?

 

[haxman]

You've never mentioned this Gueye before. It was Cheeky Gueye you were banging on about last season—you know, the RB who didn't actually play RB that much. This one's a striker (allegedly). In fact, they've now got three Gueyes!

So how exactly do you get to watch Ligue 2 in Norway?

He just won't take the bait, will he? :grin:

 

[SpurSince57]

I really think we should be told.

 

[InOffMeLeftShin]

He hasn't actually signed for them SK, he is just on trial, so there is hope for you yet. Big Sam has said he will only take someone who comes in and blows his socks off and is better than the options he already has, so in Gueye's case he has to be better than Santa Cruz, Roberts and Benni McCarthey. If he is good enough to be better than them then I would agree that it is a top find by Sam, although he has more pressing areas and I really doubt he is going to prove to be a better Premiership striker than any of those 3.

 

[VegasII]

Spursking, are you familiar with Ali Dia? I've heard good things.

 

[Spursking]

Spursking, are you familiar with Ali Dia? I've heard good things.

I know about Issiar Dia of Nancy, who is a player I rate highly.


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Originally Posted by SpurSince57
You've never mentioned this Gueye before. It was Cheeky Gueye you were banging on about last season—you know, the RB who didn't actually play RB that much. This one's a striker (allegedly). In fact, they've now got three Gueyes!

So how exactly do you get to watch Ligue 2 in Norway?


Babacar Gueye is a player who also has played in Ligue 1, and I do not see that much of Ligue2, but I know about some players there aswell. Simply because I am interested in the french market, and I also know about players there because some clubs have been in the top flight before, and I believe that there are bargains avalible there. Babacar Gueye has been higly regarded for many years now, and is a cheap option and good value for money. He is not a first team striker who plays week in week out, but a very good squad player.

I know I have been talking about Cheikh Gueye more, as this is a right back I really admire, and I believe he is a real bargain.

Just remember Arthur Boka, who was signed from relegated Strasbourg by Stuttgart. Stuttgart won the league the first season with him in the team. Eric Mouloungui was signed from the same Club - he joined Nice.

Amara Diane also joined PSG, while Faty joined Roma.

 

[Mullers]

He can't be any worse than what we had on display tonight...can he?

 

[CaptainCat]

You've never mentioned this Gueye before. It was Cheeky Gueye you were banging on about last season—you know, the RB who didn't actually play RB that much. This one's a striker (allegedly). In fact, they've now got three Gueyes!

So how exactly do you get to watch Ligue 2 in Norway?

Is that pronounced 'cheeky guy' or 'cheeky gay'? Whatever the case, I think we should stay away from him.

 

[SpurSince57]

I know about Issiar Dia of Nancy, who is a player I rate highly.


Quote:
Originally Posted by SpurSince57
You've never mentioned this Gueye before. It was Cheeky Gueye you were banging on about last season—you know, the RB who didn't actually play RB that much. This one's a striker (allegedly). In fact, they've now got three Gueyes!

So how exactly do you get to watch Ligue 2 in Norway?


Babacar Gueye is a player who also has played in Ligue 1, and I do not see that much of Ligue2, but I know about some players there aswell. Simply because I am interested in the french market, and I also know about players there because some clubs have been in the top flight before, and I believe that there are bargains avalible there. Babacar Gueye has been higly regarded for many years now, and is a cheap option and good value for money. He is not a first team striker who plays week in week out, but a very good squad player.

I know I have been talking about Cheikh Gueye more, as this is a right back I really admire, and I believe he is a real bargain.

Just remember Arthur Boka, who was signed from relegated Strasbourg by Stuttgart. Stuttgart won the league the first season with him in the team. Eric Mouloungui was signed from the same Club - he joined Nice.

Amara Diane also joined PSG, while Faty joined Roma.

I doubt you would, since it's not that easy to see Ligue 2 in France, let alone anywhere else.

 

[3Dnata]

Llorente, Javi Martinez,Yeste,Amorebieta & Iraizoz are all training with Athletic Bilbao I think we should sign them.
I've been scouting them for a while my method? Watching"Revista" and the weekend games if they're on and reading La Marca.

 

[Spursking]

I doubt you would, since it's not that easy to see Ligue 2 in France, let alone anywhere else.

You have the service avalible on the internet, so it is possible to see a few Ligue 2 matches.