Mad Winger
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He wants to sign for Dortmund.
I think he should sign for Milan, for the sake of the pun.
I also want to see Juanfran Isco at some stage.
He wants to sign for Dortmund.
Zola, Vialli, Di Matteo, Ravanelli, Di Canio, CarboneItalian imports have mostly been pants in England apart form one or two...he should stay in italy
Lewandowski's actually.Rues replacement? . I am going full muppet now.
Rues replacement? . I am going full muppet now.
Italian imports have mostly been pants in England apart form one or two...he should stay in italy
I know, i knowHe's a striker first of all, not a winger. Him and Adrian Ramos are both replacing Lewandoski's part of the squad.
Reus & Hummels are going nowhere this summer.
Immobile and Blind. Are you all on the wind up with these players or what?
Think he's talking about their names sounding made up or something.what you dont think they have great potential?
I heard Liverpool were after Immobile, instead they'll have someone Immobile up front next season.
It'll be indeed interesting how long it'll take Klopp to integrate him into our team. Kagawa was the very rare exception of the rule that it takes at minimum 6 months, often (much) longer. Remember very well how many lost patience with Lewandowski after (at best) mediocre months when he had joined us.
Depends on what you consider news. I've posted one Q&A from an interview earlier this week here: İlkay Gündoğan Transfer ThreadAny news of caf muppet dream Gundogan ?
About his health mainly, I never thought we had a chance of ever signing him anyway and I steer clear of these endless rumors. It's a shame such a talented footballer will not play in the WC.Depends on what you consider news. I've posted one Q&A from an interview earlier this week here: İlkay Gündoğan Transfer Thread
Many Schalke and Leverkusen fans think he's a one-season wonder if at all, and are convinced that he won't be a success. Time will tell whether that's wishful thinking or not.I like this guy. Happy he's joined Dortmund. Reckon he'll be a hit next season.
what you dont think they have great potential?
Wish him the best of luck. I think it's a good transfer for all parties involved.
Dortmund get a potentially new Lewandowski at a decent price, Immobile gets to play for a top club and Torino/Juve cash in on a potential one-season wonder.
Would have been nice to see him return to Juve since we still have a Trezeguet-shaped hole in attack, but I do see why he was sold. He's been excelling in quick and technical sides who are good at counter attacking, such as Pescara and Torino. He failed at Genoa, but there he lacked a Verratti, Insigne, Cerci and now Reus behind him.
Nice. Did Ciro Immobile put it together?
Great technically, good size, good speed, good finishing etc. He's got the lot, very similar to lewa in fact.
I've some doubt
what kind of player is he? In his youtube video () he looks like a poacher/forward who wants to have the ball in or close to the box.
cheers, mate!He has an excellent shot, makes good runs and works extremely hard. But his passing, touch and hold-up play are nothing special. His work rate will make sure that he will get into decent positions and his finishing will make sure that he finishes those, but at least at the start he will contribute far less to Dortmund's overall game than Lewandowski did. To be fair, though, Lewandowski did not look special at all when he started at Dortmund. So we will see what Klopp can do with Ciro. It will take some time for Immobile to adapt to the game.
Dortmund's problem is their new signings are unlikely to be as good as the players leaving so they are only going to get worse. Immobile is a very good player but he isn't Lewandowski.
As a matter of fact, nobody is Lewandowski. Even if the likes of Ibrahimovic were to come to Dortmund, they wouldn't be a 1:1 replacement for Robert.Dortmund's problem is their new signings are unlikely to be as good as the players leaving so they are only going to get worse. Immobile is a very good player but he isn't Lewandowski.