Tottenham back in for Brazil international

[mawspurs]

There are claims in the Italian media that Tottenham Hotspur are again interested in Brazil international Alexandre Pato.

Read the full article at Sports Witness

 

[max cady]

i dreaded opening the page and seeing leonardo damio

 

[buddah]

I had this guy in my spurs team on Fifa 10? if we can attach a huge Xbox controller to him somehow then he's unstoppable!

 

[Donki]

Still cant believe his age, had all the talent in the world but havent seen him since he left for Brazil. I doubt he will ever get over his injuries.

 

[greywizard2020]

IF he is reasonably priced & IF he is serious about putting in the hours to be a top, top player, then I would take a punt on him.

He's quick, clever dribbler & he's still at a young enough age to be able to mould him into the type of player we want & need.

 

[Misfit]

Isn't he missing a leg or something really quite important for a footballer? Remember his injury being kinda a big deal when this was first rumoured in the iTK sections a few years back. Guy was mint, if inconsistent, pre-injuries.

Why not, We have an excellent record at signing players with known medical problems and turning them right round after all.

 

[ginola007]

When Poch took over, someone here wrote Sandro and Paulinho would be on their way out, as Brazilian and Argentinian football don't mix. He was right. As such, this won't happen.

 

[grittyspur1]

That was me ginola007!
Argentine coaches & Brazilian footballers are like oil & water!
Pato to Spurs? Some one is having a laugh!

 

[jabbathehut]

scrape the barrel time.Not gonna pay up for Berihino so who can we get.

 

[Dharmabum]

It was just time before he was linked - again....for the nth time over the years...

 

[HappySpur]

Somebody has edited Wikipedia to make us his current club. And it wasn't me. I would like to claim that bit of devilishness, but somebody faster and smarter beat me to it.

 

[double0]

When Poch took over, someone here wrote Sandro and Paulinho would be on their way out, as Brazilian and Argentinian football don't mix. He was right. As such, this won't happen.

Messi and Naymar

 

[Ribble]

Isn't he missing a leg or something really quite important for a footballer?

His hamstrings are buggered in a similar way to Michael Owen's. Got far too strong too young and they tore themselves apart. I believe that he's re-trained in a way to reduce the problem, but with that comes the loss of the explosive pace that was causing the issue.

 

[ginola007]

Messi and Naymar[/QUOTE

From grittyspur1: Argentine coaches & Brazilian footballers are like oil & water!

Louis Enrique is not Argentinian.

 

[philbanger]

I'd rather we sign Pato Banton

 

[grittyspur1]

Messi and Naymar

Bound to be exceptions to the animosity felt between Argentinians & Brazilians & this may be the best one out there. By all accounts those two are pretty good mates on & off the pitch. Let's be honest they are both brilliant footballers & class acts.

 

[double0]

Bound to be exceptions to the animosity felt between Argentinians & Brazilians & this may be the best one out there. By all accounts those two are pretty good mates on & off the pitch. Let's be honest they are both brilliant footballers & class acts.

So we conclude it can work

 

[Misfit]

His hamstrings are buggered in a similar way to Michael Owen's. Got far too strong too young and they tore themselves apart. I believe that he's re-trained in a way to reduce the problem, but with that comes the loss of the explosive pace that was causing the issue.

Cheers for the info. Shame about the loss of pace but his game wasn't just about that in the way Owen's was. Seems like he might have issues from time to time but meh, what footballer doesn't these days. They're like thoroughbreds. Always a incorrectly batted eyelash away from the blankets and bullet to the head.

 

[grittyspur1]

So we conclude it can work
Exception that proves the rule!