I am not sure you can blame Hitchen for us having players now that don't fit the system.
Most of our players were bought for when we had a progressive ball retaining aggressive manager, however we now have a defensive counter-attacking manager, it is no wonder we don't have players to fit that system.
The real question is should Jose have either a) adapted his tactics to suit what he does have at his disposal, until stage as we do have them or b) not been appointed, and another manager more suited to the style of the players we have been appointed, because the only other option c) fire sale all the players that don't fit and pay over the top for ones that do, and fully back a manager who has never been at a club for longer than 3 years and has worrying habit of falling out with his employers and players.
Personally as he has been appointed, it has to be a) he needs to adapt his way of playing to what players he has, although I really wish it was b) because I have awful feeling we will be in a worse state when he leaves than when he arrived.
Sorloth or Dost.
I guess whoever comes down in price most as we approach deadline day.
Exciting as we can play one Club off another to drive the price down!!
In Hindi, Dost means Friend. One of the 3 most important things in football. It a yes from me.In Welsh, dost means ill as in unwell. So from me, it’s a no.
heading into Ryan Nelson and Louis Saha territory now.
Its open season for agents of strikers atm to link them with Spurs to either increase profile during the TW window, negoiate contracts potentially for more cash or generate a move or trying to levrage something in general for thier player.
Cant help us as we don't deliver crosses into the box.TBF he's actually pretty clinical around the 6 yard box and remains one of the best headers of the ball in Europe.
Issue is that he's shit with the ball, requires his chances to be created for him, and lacks the pace or athleticism to be particularly effective on the counter. If he's our man then it doesn't exactly inspire confidence that our style of football will be becoming any more aesthetic anytime soon.
heading into Ryan Nelson and Louis Saha territory now.
Saha was a quality player who is a scapegoat of the period of "Sandra, I'm getting the Englund job". Despite the stick he gets, I'm sure he got as many open play league goals in 10 games as Janssen and Soldado did some 80 or 90 between them.