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Fucksticks- the quack business ain't what it used to beYou deserve it after that. Excellent retort.
But no.
Fucksticks- the quack business ain't what it used to beYou deserve it after that. Excellent retort.
But no.
Fucksticks- the quack business ain't what it used to be
Unless you're a masochistAll due respect, but I was never a follower of the Freud theory. He stated "One day, in retrospect, the years of struggle will strike you as the most beautiful" but thinking of Spurs in the 90's still disturbs me. There wasn't much that was beautiful about it.
I was thinking more along the lines of stature.
Looking at our team last night, where would people see Isco fitting in?
I'm not for a moment saying he's not quality, and also am not saying that we will play the same way as last night in every game, but I'm still not quite sure where I see him fitting in, particularly with Lamela hopefully coming back soon.
Personally, if he's available, then I'd potentially buy first and ask those complicated questions later, because having a selection of quality attacking players is never a bad thing, but on this season's form (well last season for Lamela) would he get ahead of Eriksen/Alli/Lamela in what we consider to be our starting XI?
I suspect he's at least as good as each of those players, but would be big call dropping any of them.
a clear out.... up for selling Eriksen in the summer.
Looking at our team last night, where would people see Isco fitting in?
I'm not for a moment saying he's not quality, and also am not saying that we will play the same way as last night in every game, but I'm still not quite sure where I see him fitting in, particularly with Lamela hopefully coming back soon.
Personally, if he's available, then I'd potentially buy first and ask those complicated questions later, because having a selection of quality attacking players is never a bad thing, but on this season's form (well last season for Lamela) would he get ahead of Eriksen/Alli/Lamela in what we consider to be our starting XI?
I suspect he's at least as good as each of those players, but would be big call dropping any of them.
it is tough - the 3-5-2 system really gives that solidity and Dier is looking made for that (as he looked made for DM starting last season - what a player) and Wanyama is playing really well. Rotation doesn't really work with a guy like Isco so this transfer doesn't happen.For the first time in a long time, I think we have a legitimate selection problem. Wanyama has earned his spot for now, as has Dembele. So in the formation last night you're looking at attacking options of Dele, Eriksen, and Kane. In our normal formation It's Dele, Son, Eriksen, Kane. Son is the only movable piece there, with Lamela and Sissoko both making a case for that spot already. Isco comes in as competition for whom? Eriksen? Dele?
The only time I see Isco being a great addition is in a formation that sees Eriksen, Dele, and Isco behind Kane when a team like West Brom parks the bus.
For the first time in a long time, I think we have a legitimate selection problem. Wanyama has earned his spot for now, as has Dembele. So in the formation last night you're looking at attacking options of Dele, Eriksen, and Kane. In our normal formation It's Dele, Son, Eriksen, Kane. Son is the only movable piece there, with Lamela and Sissoko both making a case for that spot already. Isco comes in as competition for whom? Eriksen? Dele?
The only time I see Isco being a great addition is in a formation that sees Eriksen, Dele, and Isco behind Kane when a team like West Brom parks the bus.
If Isco is as good as people say, then he should be able to show that, even if he's not a first choice starter in every game. If he does that, then I'd be up for selling Eriksen in the summer.
And that includes youThank god some of you aren't in charge of our club.
And that includes you
Thank god some of you aren't in charge of our club.