Cravenspurs
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Of course he is lol...thanks for the update and we shall see if he makes it in the EPL.
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Of course he is lol...thanks for the update and we shall see if he makes it in the EPL.
allpaths
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i dont know if its a dead certainty, just seems like their is a lot of interest in him from their end. I have no opinion on the lad as a player, Ive only heard he has a massive future.
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Yeah it seems he wants to go there too. I am not a "don't want to see them succeed" type of person if they go to another club, so he def will be one to watch. Looks a real quality player.
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know exactly how you feel, I have a couple players who I watched a lot before they came to the prem who I root for too. Unfortnately two of the biggest ones play for Chelsea and Arsenal which makes it hard to full on love them.
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If Richarlison ends up being out of price range, or chelsea do end up pipping us then I'd be thinking about moving for Malcom at Bordeaux.
I was in Brazil when he broke through at Corinthians at the age of 16 and he didn't look out of place. He had a very solid first season at Bordeaux and has been excellent this season.
He's certainly not another N'Jie, Nkoudou and he's developing rather nicely, scoring match winning goals out of nothing. He'd certainly give us something different and could be that dribbler that makes a difference.
I was in Brazil when he broke through at Corinthians at the age of 16 and he didn't look out of place. He had a very solid first season at Bordeaux and has been excellent this season.
He's certainly not another N'Jie, Nkoudou and he's developing rather nicely, scoring match winning goals out of nothing. He'd certainly give us something different and could be that dribbler that makes a difference.
Cravenspurs
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Just saw his belter today. I would much rather have Richarlison cause he has the size to compete in the air and a bit more speed. But Malcom does seem to have a bit of flair to him. I worry though that he may be another Boufal type.
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Antonio is someone we were linked with in the past I believe.
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I know he has had a very average career until this season, has good stats for Betis.
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He fits the Poch physical criteria, and he has ability, but I would much, much rather go for Aouar, who’s a much cleverer player, despite being a couple of years younger.
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How about this James Tarkowoski dude for Burnley? Home grown player, young enough to be playing for a few years ahead, get him in now so he can learn from Vertonghen and Alderweireld. I expect Alderweireld to end up sining a contract, but in the case that he doesn't we should secure alternatives, something we should do either way, seeing that major CBs at the club are getting older. The only flaw in this plan is that Tarkowski didn't play vs. Tottenham when we met Burnely, and having played against us seems to be the number one deciding factor. 
Is he better than CCV? We do also have Dier and Foyth.How about this James Tarkowoski dude for Burnley? Home grown player, young enough to be playing for a few years ahead, get him in now so he can learn from Vertonghen and Alderweireld. I expect Alderweireld to end up sining a contract, but in the case that he doesn't we should secure alternatives, something we should do either way, seeing that major CBs at the club are getting older. The only flaw in this plan is that Tarkowski didn't play vs. Tottenham when we met Burnely, and having played against us seems to be the number one deciding factor.
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Carter-Vickers isn't developing as fast as one would have hoped for and showing some weaknesses playing for Sheffield United. Dier doesn't want to be CB. Foyth isn't exactly PL ready, but looks interesting. All of these have potential. But we've seen that our defence is not at it's best when we don't have 3 senior CBs who easily can interchange and account for injuries.
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My dream is gorezka and fekir
Dier will play anywhere he's told, we knew we weren't getting a premiership ready player when we bought Foyth. I do think it will be hard for CCV to make it with us, only because he has a lot of competition. Kane didn't set the house on fire when he was on loan.
Tarkowoski from what I read has been good for around half a season and already he is being valued at 30 million. It's a ridiculous price to pay and I'd much prefer to give CCV a chance or Foyth.
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And just to expand on this, if it's a more physical type Poch wants (and he invariably does) Aouar's team mate NDombele would be worth a look too. Big strong, athletic lad, but good feet too.
We are fine in defence. X3 best CB in World football 4th Dier very competent 5th Foyth ready to go next season 6th davies. And that’s without Ccv and tanganga coming. The talk of Player walking straight in has to be CM. A £40m CM could probably walk in other positions you are talking £75m at least .De Jong is the man for me looks very special. I love that one quality CM would basically make our starting xi complete.
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