Doonhamer7
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- Jun 17, 2016
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As I’ve put on other chat on wbg , Man Utd have turned down £40m for Scott McTominay, so anything less than this means we’ve been done (only thing better by McT is that he does score goals)
As I’ve put on other chat on wbg , Man Utd have turned down £40m for Scott McTominay, so anything less than this means we’ve been done (only thing better by McT is that he does score goals)
Ostigard?Maybe there is a young Napoli starlet that we are after and BG is part of a swap plus cash deal??
As I’ve put on other chat on wbg , Man Utd have turned down £40m for Scott McTominay, so anything less than this means we’ve been done (only thing better by McT is that he does score goals)
Yet Emile Smith Rowe, 23-years-old, 115 games for Arsenal, a full England international and described by footballing guru Garth Crooks thus: "this boy is a Rolls Royce of a midfielder. I'm surprised he doesn't work in the fashion industry as this boy can thread the ball through the eye of a needle" is likely to move for around £30m.As I’ve put on other chat on wbg , Man Utd have turned down £40m for Scott McTominay, so anything less than this means we’ve been done (only thing better by McT is that he does score goals)
Yet Emile Smith Rowe, 23-years-old, 115 games for Arsenal, a full England international and described by footballing guru Garth Crooks thus: "this boy is a Rolls Royce of a midfielder. I'm surprised he doesn't work in the fashion industry as this boy can thread the ball through the eye of a needle" is likely to move for around £30m.
£30m? He’s barely played in about 2 seasons. I’d be surprised if he got anywhere near that.
Yet Emile Smith Rowe, 23-years-old, 115 games for Arsenal, a full England international and described by footballing guru Garth Crooks thus: "this boy is a Rolls Royce of a midfielder. I'm surprised he doesn't work in the fashion industry as this boy can thread the ball through the eye of a needle" is likely to move for around £30m.
I tend to agree. It seems as if the incomings are all a bit ‘more physical’ than previous signings.If he goes, along with other changes, it appears that TB might be going down the path of a much pacier squad/team.
Mad. He’s injury prone and hasn’t played much in ages. If he’s going for that then Gilmour should be much more than £12m"Fulham’s bid worth up to £30m including add-ons was turned down by Arsenal earlier this week and Mikel Arteta is understood to want to keep Smith Rowe despite using him sparingly last season. Palace are believed to be preparing an offer of £35m including bonuses to try to tempt their London rivals into cashing in on the 23-year-old."
Crystal Palace join Fulham in race for Arsenal’s Emile Smith Rowe
Crystal Palace are thought to be preparing a bid for Emile Smith Rowe, for whom Arsenal turned down an offer from Fulham this weekwww.theguardian.com
I’m not sure Hurzeler will even have met him yet, never mind decided on whether he likes him or not, surely he’d want to watch him a bit before deciding on keeping him?
Have the players from the Euro’s even been back in training yet?
Anyway, I think it would be a shame if he left and the £12m would be surprisingly low. Would expect us to wring a bit more money out of his transfer.
Billy Gilmour is no more than £30 million.As I’ve put on other chat on wbg , Man Utd have turned down £40m for Scott McTominay, so anything less than this means we’ve been done (only thing better by McT is that he does score goals)
Or more athletic/physical.If he goes, along with other changes, it appears that TB might be going down the path of a much pacier squad/team.
I thought they got Østigård for relatively little. Maybe they know what Tony’s weak spot is?Late to this but £8m as an offer suggests that they are not that serious.
Skodas?I thought they got Østigård for relatively little. Maybe they know what Tony’s weak spot is?
But he is a defensive centre midfielder. In nearly every game he has started for us he has been one of two pivotes in front of our back line.44 PL appearances for us, 0 goals, 3 assists. Underwhelming stats for any non-defensive centre midfielder. He hasn’t the pace, mobility or power of a destroyer. His contribution has to come from tangible creativity.
Or more athletic/physical.
If you compare our midfield to the Villa’s and Newcastle, I always felt we were a little light.
It may not be so apparent on TV (that’s not a dig ) but although he was available deeper to receive possession, out of possession he always seemed further forward than a classic DM……. again IMO, which at times left us a little exposed.But he is a defensive centre midfielder. In nearly every game he has started for us he has been one of two pivotes in front of our back line.