dichinero
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Gotta give you thatI have no idea yet but I am calling it now.
Gotta give you thatI have no idea yet but I am calling it now.
What does one have to do with the other?This signing doesn't make as much sense anymore since we're not signing Griezmann.
This signing doesn't make as much sense anymore since we're not signing Griezmann.
I think he would complement Griezmann well. So would Morata to be fair, as @SwansonsTache said.What does one have to do with the other?
Or sell Brozovic.Banega is very close to Sevilla for € 9/10 mln, DiMarzio and his agent confirmed..
Inter need € 15-20 mln to reach the break-even now so they might accept lower offers for Perisic
Banega is very close to Sevilla for € 9/10 mln, DiMarzio and his agent confirmed..
Inter need € 15-20 mln to reach the break-even now so they might accept lower offers for Perisic
He is. I am a critic of Ivan but he is worth 30 million come on. 30 million is just bog standard nowadays. Pickford, Bolasie cost that amount. Its what you pay for decent players nowadays. Perisic is decent. not great, not special, but at least decent.He aint worth 30m.
He's worth exactly 29.9 million. Not a penny more.
He is. I am a critic of Ivan but he is worth 30 million come on. 30 million is just bog standard nowadays. Pickford, Bolasie cost that amount. Its what you pay for decent players nowadays. Perisic is decent. not great, not special, but at least decent.
LMAO these pool fans are always so eager to win on paper, the only way they can win anything.
Of course Salah's stats is gonna looks ridiculous on paper considering the fact that his team finished 2nd in Serie A with 87 points while scoring 90 goals. Heck, even Fazio has ridiculous stats there as a CB yet everyone knows how limited he is when he played for Spurs.
And here in lies the problem. Manchester United the so called worlds biggest club boasting of being the worlds richest club are looking to strengthen there already disappointing squad full of mainly descent players with another decent player.He is. I am a critic of Ivan but he is worth 30 million come on. 30 million is just bog standard nowadays. Pickford, Bolasie cost that amount. Its what you pay for decent players nowadays. Perisic is decent. not great, not special, but at least decent.
indeed but its better than spending top player money on decent players. I agree with your point thoughAnd here in lies the problem. Manchester United the so called worlds biggest club boasting of being the worlds richest club are looking to strengthen there already disappointing squad full of mainly descent players with another decent player.
This guys knows his stuff, really good journo.
City and Liverpool are already after strengthening their front line (which was already vastly superior to ours to begin with). We were dire at times, trying to break teams down last season and that was with the availability of Ibra, who is now unavailable. Signing Morata is a must and we are praying on the fact he will hit the ground running, considering we don't have Ibra as a back up when shit hits the fan.
I think it's fair to say, we'll be lucky if Morata gets similar numbers to Ibra's last season in the premier league. Do we really think that bringing in Morata and Perisic will bring us on par with the top 4 teams in terms of quality up front? Some posters here make it sound like Perisic will have a Hazard/De Bruyne type of impact at our club, which is what we need for definite but I seriously doubt he will.
Griezmann hasnt played on the right wing in I dont know how long. He was to play the false 9 or the #10 role for us.No he won't, at least not individually. He's not on that level. He's a 'system player' - he'd be coming in to stretch the play and thereby try and provide more space for the likes of Pogba, Mkhitaryan and Mata to operate in. Having a more dynamic #9 should also help in that regard.
I do think a goalscoring wide player for the right flank would be a welcome addition (I assume Griezmann was meant to be that player - not sure if we'll have a backup - Bernardeschi would be an excellent choice).
In terms of Perisic, if you just want a player to stretch the play, then there are plenty of options you can get for cheaper.
Is that what "stretching the play" all means?Who exactly? I can't think of anyone cheaper that would offer the same pace, defensive contribution, workhorse attitude and willingness to keep the width.
As seen with Willian Jose likes one of those wingers, just like he likes one offensive FB and one defensive.
Is that what "stretching the play" all means?
You've been overly critical of Perisic in this thread no stop, I am genuinely curious to which alternatives you would like us to pursue.
He is a system player and will fit Mourinho's system. Willian isn't all that when you consider his attributes, but still he worked great in a Mourinho system.
Mkhi and Martial are both superior talent-wise to Perisic, how did that work out last season?
People probably have problem with this signing, since we don't have players like Diego Costa and Hazard. So signing someone like William is rather pointless, when we need genuine consistent quality there.
Griezmann hasnt played on the right wing in I dont know how long. He was to play the false 9 or the #10 role for us.
In terms of Perisic, if you just want a player to stretch the play, then there are plenty of options you can get for cheaper.
That was supposed to be Griez, sadly that didn't happen.
No one else on that level available really.
I don't anyone had called him a bad player at all. I've watched him a good number of times and all I can conclude is that he is decent. He's a player at his peak that never did anything of note to consider him a top 4 player in the PL. Being one of the better players in a poor Inter side that finished 7th in a poorer league isn't exactly something that a team like us should be aspiring to get, if we want to contend next season.I've not watched him on a consistent basis but from what I have seen the criticism of him looks harsh as to me he looks a good player with good quality. Added to what I've seen if Jose is so keen on him I'd be fairly optimistic that he will do well.
This signing doesn't make as much sense anymore since we're not signing Griezmann.
James and Nainggolan can play as #10 and are both better than Perisic. Mkhitaryan could play on the left or right. Martial, Rashford, Lingard and Mata for the other position. Coupled with a new striker, I'd rather see that than Perisic.
Both claims are falseWho exactly? I can't think of anyone cheaper that would offer the same pace, defensive contribution, workhorse attitude and willingness to keep the width.
As seen with Willian Jose likes one of those wingers, just like he likes one offensive FB and one defensive.
Shaw speaking to MUTV said:"At times people have said maybe he [Mourinho] doesn’t like his full-backs to go forward but that’s not the case. He gives both full-backs that license to go forward, obviously not at the same time but if I have the chance then it’s up to me if I want to go forward or not. It’s not that I’ve got to stay put or do particular things, I’ve got the freedom to play and that only gives me the confidence in what I want to do to help the team."
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...l-news/man-utd-news-shaw-southampton-11766784
Mourinho in 2013 said:"We will play 4-2-3-1 in the first game, my favourite system, though sometimes I change the triangle and play with one in front of the defenders and two players up," Mourinho said. "Other times I play with double midfielders and a No10. This is a team where we have not one or two but three or four players who like very much to be a No10: [Kevin] De Bruyne likes it, Oscar likes it, Mata likes it, [Eden] Hazard likes it. It is a natural system for all these players to play.
But in another match I could change it. If we are losing, we might need to have two pure strikers. It is something we will work on because I would like to have this capacity to have it ready to play, independent of the players we have. Naturally, we will have four at the back and in my team, the attackers are attackers. Some guys say we play 4-2-3-1, blah blah blah blah, and sometimes the attackers have a defensive job so it is more like 4-5-1. But it is not 4-5-1, it is 4-3-3.
"With Mata, I need to get to know him better. I like sometimes to play with what I call 'wingers with the wrong foot' – right-footed men on the left and left-footed men on the right. He is the only left-footed player we have when we want to play with a winger on the right side, but the competition is hard. We will have Schurrle, De Bruyne, Mata, Oscar, Hazard and Moses for these three positions and so we have many more options than Chelsea had in the last year. These are crucial positions for me. I like these players to play with high intensity so to have five players for three positions is, I think, brilliant for me. It's fantastic."
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...chelsea-fernando-torres?mobile-redirect=false
Perisic will most likely be bought for his abillity to stretch play, keep the width and do so with pace, how would signing another #10 when we already have two of them solve that?
Not sure why people are so obsessed with stretching play, when we have Valencia and potentially a new left-back coming in. Ronaldo is regularly drifting towards the centre, as is Bale, because Marcelo and Carvajal are providing the width. It's not like Mata and Mkhitaryan are constantly crowding the centre and reducing the space there. Mkhitaryan played on the right most of the games for Dortmund in his final season IIRC. Again, I'd rather get genuine quality that actually improves us over a decent player, who won't help as much.
Martial will improve us more than anybody on the market if he can find his form consistently.