dondo
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Player watch: Danny Rose
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Could there be a Base Soccer Agency clearout at Spurs?
Just dawned on me that Danny Rose, Josh Onomah and Marcus Edwards are all signed to Base Soccer Agency and all 3 have yet to report to pre-season training so far.
https://www.transfermarkt.com/base-soccer-agency-ltd/beraterfirma/berater/674
Other players signed to BSA are
Anthony Georgiou
Jonathan Dinzeyi
Just dawned on me that Danny Rose, Josh Onomah and Marcus Edwards are all signed to Base Soccer Agency and all 3 have yet to report to pre-season training so far.
https://www.transfermarkt.com/base-soccer-agency-ltd/beraterfirma/berater/674
Other players signed to BSA are
Anthony Georgiou
Jonathan Dinzeyi
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And at Tripps best Walker is an infinitely better player. But this the Rose thread.
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Lilbaz
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He wasn't poor. He challenged benny and dislodged him. Fans didn't like him because of his tweet but he played well when called on.
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Having read the Wallace article it seems like this is an exceptional situation, and seemingly one that is mutual.
The club isn't offering him a new deal so are allowing him to try and secure himself a move. If that doesn't happen for him he comes back into the fold as he's still on good terms with Poch.
I think it's a good plan for Danny, he deserves a chance to have a fresh start and hopefully for him make a bit of money.
If he goes I hope we replace him. I see Sessegnon as a long term replacement but also a versatile squad player when he first comes in.
Firpo, Digne and Tierney would be great targets. Chilwell would be ideal but surely too expensive.
The club isn't offering him a new deal so are allowing him to try and secure himself a move. If that doesn't happen for him he comes back into the fold as he's still on good terms with Poch.
I think it's a good plan for Danny, he deserves a chance to have a fresh start and hopefully for him make a bit of money.
If he goes I hope we replace him. I see Sessegnon as a long term replacement but also a versatile squad player when he first comes in.
Firpo, Digne and Tierney would be great targets. Chilwell would be ideal but surely too expensive.
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So poch has decided we move to a 3 in midfield and play with no dm but a new 22yo from a foreign league, but whilst doing that at the same time he decides to sell 3 of our back 4 who are all experienced internationals, 2 out of the 3 were probably our best players last year.
He then decides to replace those 3 players with a 20 year old centre back and put him out of position and two 18 year olds?
Brave indeed
He then decides to replace those 3 players with a 20 year old centre back and put him out of position and two 18 year olds?
Brave indeed
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Butter melted
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Tweet? I just disliked the fact that he felt he was good enough to stroll through matches. I don’t remember the tweet.
He didn’t dislodge Benny, AVB hated Benny, who he’d only played 15 times the previous season while Rose was on loan anyway and then never again.
I could be wrong, as Rose was only 24 when Pochettino got his hands of him, but I believe that if not for Pochettino Rose at best ends up a mid to lower table player, never plays for England, and has half the career he has had. That’s not because I think Rose isn’t good, he is, he’s very good and I want to keep him, it’s because I think Pochettino is a top class coach who knew how to develop him.
I think people seem to not be considering the fact that Rose wants to leave. Not that we're ostracising him, or pushing him out. Maybe he's had a good chat with Poch, and wants to go. Therefore, he's staying home while the others travel because Poch is actually doing him a favour and doesn't want to stand in his way?
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What do you mean by develop him?
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I think we some might be getting ahead of themselves here with the panic. Most on here felt we needed to overhaul both full back positions (almost everyone when it came to RB) and this may well happen.
You also have to consider Rose's injury record and the fact he's keen on a move too.
Toby leaving is unfortunate but we do have a well settled Sanchez as a direct replacement in this situation. This is not a knee jerk situation.
Liverpool won the CL and came extremely close to winning the PL with a defence that for all intents and purposes was put together 18 months ago. Van Dijk joined in January and the two full backs weren't first choice at the start of that season. In addition to that they changed the goalkeeper.
Having Poch as the constant can help overcome these things, especially if we replace with real quality.
You also have to consider Rose's injury record and the fact he's keen on a move too.
Toby leaving is unfortunate but we do have a well settled Sanchez as a direct replacement in this situation. This is not a knee jerk situation.
Liverpool won the CL and came extremely close to winning the PL with a defence that for all intents and purposes was put together 18 months ago. Van Dijk joined in January and the two full backs weren't first choice at the start of that season. In addition to that they changed the goalkeeper.
Having Poch as the constant can help overcome these things, especially if we replace with real quality.
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Surely that’s self explanatory.
For clarity, I think Pochettino coached Rose to make the best of his strengths, improve mental aspects of his game such as concentration, decision making and minimise the impact of his deficiencies.
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That's the hope/worry, isn't it?
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I think many would have argued taking Trippier out of the side for long spells of last season might have been an improvement! (Although I do thank him and wish him luck in Spain)
Sanchez - I personally don't think we could have done much better there. Highly rated young CB that was at the time a club record.
Danny is a cracking player and a real fighter but has had some serious injury issues and still has some flaws. I'd happily see him stay but there seems to be a few decent LBs on the market this summer.
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A bit like southgate did with trippier at the world cup?
Poch gets the team playing well, when they do each individual looks good.
When ramos was our manager, the team was playing shit. The players looked shit. Redknapp and a year later they look fantastic. Did redknapp develop them?
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That article sounds weird. We’ll sell him if we can, if nobody wants him we are fine with him staying.
That just sounds strange.
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Plus Davies was carrying an injury last season. When he was fit he was good.
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We won’t offer him a new contract at his age and injury history but because he’s been a good player for a long time we’ll do right by him and sell him to someone if they’ll pay him more.
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Getting rid of Trippier and Rose for 50m would be good business but two HG players leaving is a problem.
I suppose Vorm offsets one but still, English players are expensive.
I suppose Vorm offsets one but still, English players are expensive.
