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Personally I have absolutely no doubt he will make it if he gets a decent run of games. I saw a lot of him in Brasil and he was excellent. He might need time, but it is very difficult for him to adapt to the pace of the English game if he isn't actually playing.
If Walker merits going on loan in the Premier League, I'd think Sandro would be the same. Both bags of potential and need games at this level but too risky and not necessary to play them regularly ourselves. The only difference is that Sandro is still adjusting to life in London. Maybe Sparky could take him at Fulham? That'd be good for all, you'd think.
Said the guy who has been absolutely nothing but aggressive towards me for years on here.
Yeah, me thinking Sandro is in danger of being a young talented player that never makes it at Spurs is suuuuuch a wind up.
I am very interested in Sandro. I have started threads on him in the past.
How about you discuss the subject? And drop your vendetta. It is people like you who subvert threads.
Sell JJ and give Sandro as many 20minutes as we can at the end of games until he is truly settled, then try starting him with either Modric or Hudd (give Bale a rest and put Modders out Left again)
I was thinking that as well but with Palacios being a bit hit and miss this season, Huddlestone still out and JJ having a few injury problems as well can we afford to let him go?
To be fair JJ has put in some good performances this season.
Yeah, good point. I guess it might depend on JOH: Is he fit for 1st team? Is he wanted? Is his experience in the league likely to be more useful over the business end of the season than Sandro?
If Walker merits going on loan in the Premier League, I'd think Sandro would be the same. Both bags of potential and need games at this level but too risky and not necessary to play them regularly ourselves. The only difference is that Sandro is still adjusting to life in London. Maybe Sparky could take him at Fulham? That'd be good for all, you'd think.
Everyone played well tonight, but the last two matches this lad has come on and done his part.
Was fantastic tonight, breaking play up and wanting to be involved. He is what we hoped Palacios would be.
Can see him being in our CM for years to come. Hudd will have to work hard to get back into the team as Sandro seems to be pushing for the starting roll.