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Auburn, not Ginger.
Announce Lé Knee.
but then the Pythagoras in Boots channel indicates he:I don't really have much to say, it's similar to cases like Badiashile, Fofana or Saliba. He looks good, he is far better than your average 18-19 years old defender but the safest context to judge a player is the Champions League. As for his style @Adnan described him perfectly, a complete defender with above average athleticism.
reliant on athleticism, if gets a major injury, the rest of his game isn't refined enough to guarantee UCL class.
I find it amusing that @JPRouve said this:
but then the Pythagoras in Boots channel indicates he:
who's right?
Why are you so invested in this?I find it amusing that @JPRouve said this:
but then the Pythagoras in Boots channel indicates he:
who's right?
Why are you so invested in this?
Haven't come across the term myself but surely you're overreacting here?noun
noun: cope; plural noun: copes
a long, loose cloak worn by a priest or bishop on ceremonial occasions.
TECHNICAL•LITERARY
a thing resembling or likened to a cloak.
"the outer shell of clay is called the cope"
Can we stop this Twitter / Reddit shit or whatever it is?
Luckhurst getting community noted on this post, the complete helmet. You love to see it.
I find it amusing that @JPRouve said this:
but then the Pythagoras in Boots channel indicates he:
who's right?
Perhaps it's the way it reads in my head but a complete defender with above average athleticism doesn't sound like a player that relies on the athleticism.There isn't any contradiction?
Haven't come across the term myself but surely you're overreacting here?
New slangs emerge all the time, and it's anyone's prerogative to use as they see fit as long as they're not being offensive.
Still, he made the team of the year in Ligue 1. That in a league that is known for its physicality.Thing is he’s 19 years old. He has a lot to learn still, needs game time to iron out a lot of his game (1 v 1, heading, progressive passes, decision making as to when to run with ball, long passing). Even if his foundations are good, which they are… a huge injury to him right now would massively hamper his development as his overall game isn’t refined enough at this moment in time to be a sub par physical defender and still be champions league class IMO.
Can he become a complete defender long term who eventually can do it after the legs have gone - yes but right now he is dependent on that athleticism right now and I’d say that goes for majority of young CBs.
Also worth noting that Varane and Rio were half the defenders after their physical side disappeared and those two were considered astute readers of the game.
Luckhurst's information does tally with what Ornstein reported this time, to be fair. €62m/£52m rising to €70m/£58m.Not surprising by Locust really
The way I see it is that Luckhurst can feck off.Luckhurst's information does tally with what Ornstein reported this time, to be fair. €62m/£52m rising to €70m/£58m.
Not sure where the figures in the thread title have come from.
Precisely what I was thinking. By the time its 5 years, Madrid would have a logjam at CB and it would be impractical to keep spunking money. This was the opportunity for Yoro to go to Madrid if he wanted. We won't let him off easy in 5 years. I anticipate we will try to lock him up by year 3 if he turns out to be as good or better than advertised.It's actually silly isn't it.
Its Madrid, they will have to replace Rudiger and Alaba in the next 2 years, they will find the next two best talents and sign them up.
Hopefully they do us a favor and take Saliba from Arsenal, or one of City's centre backs.
Perhaps it's the way it reads in my head but a complete defender with above average athleticism doesn't sound like a player that relies on the athleticism.
The part that you quoted from the video, is @Raees worst case scenario prediction, the best case scenario being Varane 2.0. While I was talking about what he is today as an 18 years old.
That Echo article has gotta be written as some kinda office in joke, surely? Like someone quipped to him that his previous articles sounded a bit too in to Branthwaite so he decided it would be very funny to write the next one as if he had fallen hopelessly in love with him.
@SilentWitness Do you read the Echo's football stuff much? Has it got a tendency to be a bit fecking weird?
Perhaps it's the way it reads in my head but a complete defender with above average athleticism doesn't sound like a player that relies on the athleticism.
See, I could be persuaded to start reading Luckhurst if he was as much fun as this bloke.I don't really read it because it's viewed in the same way that Luckhurst and MEN is by all of you, shit stirring and rubbish. I tend to just listen to the various podcasts/fan channels we have and the Athletic (Paddy Boyland), Paul Joyce and Bobble.
The fact we made a bid? Lille actually getting a fee?Would be good to know what swayed him in the end.
No doubt, it's very unhinged.See, I could be persuaded to start reading Luckhurst if he was as much fun as this bloke.
I'd assume that prediction is a reflection of them today as an 18 year old too but apologies if I have misinterpreted either.
A couple of years ago we would have scouted Yoro and “enquired” before he goes to Madrid and we pay 70M for a 30 YO on a 4+1 year contractCrazy that we would probably be paying 70 or 80m for this transfer a couple years ago. Makes you wonder what the previous team in charge of this stuff were on.
Would be good to know what swayed him in the end.
What’s the reaction to this in France?One of Raees point in the video was whether his development would lean on his technical abilities and attributes that make him a complete prospect or whether it would be coached out of him due to the early mistakes that comes with that kind of style. That's why he describes two potential outcomes, you only quoted the worst one.
What’s the reaction to this in France?