[Albion] Valentín Barco **Season Loan To Sevilla 23/08/24**

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schmunk

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Happy to help.
 




Garry Nelson's Left Foot

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Sevilla expected to exercise the break clause in Barco’s loan agreement in January, we’re said to already be looking for a new club for him.


This is really disappointing. The lad has great ability and potential, I hope we can find somewhere for him to start to fulfill it. I wonder if we brought him over too soon? Maybe another full season in Argentina would have benefited him more than coming over to Europe at 19.
 


Hugo Rune

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I have a feeling that he is a left wing back, or left midfielder. Sadly, I’m not sure Hürzeler wants those sort of positions covered in his team.

Barco may have to learn to be a proper left back if he was a future here in whilst Fab is at the wheel.
 




Insel affe

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I have a feeling that he is a left wing back, or left midfielder. Sadly, I’m not sure Hürzeler wants those sort of positions covered in his team.

Barco may have to learn to be a proper left back if he was a future here in whilst Fab is at the wheel.
It is far to soon, to be judging him, he is just 19 and another loan to a similar style team like Ipswich or Southampton might be better. He can then learn the physical aspect of the English game rather than the slower Spanish style, which I think has worked against him over there, rather than benefiting him.
 
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SkirlieWirlie

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Only if you have enough common sense and perspective to choose the right person as a life partner at age 20.

I certainly didn't, but not everyone is as much of a tit as I am.

Agree with this.

Your brain doesn't fully develop and 'mature' until your mid-20s and from personal experience (and for many), your outlook on life and figuring out what you want in a partner, career, etc isn't formed for most at such a young age.

Most simply don't have the experience to have developed an informed opinion on many things or have the cognitive ability make sense of it all.

Another reason why younger players need to be given some leeway when their life choices and on field performances are not perfect...
 


Han Solo

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Agree with this.

Your brain doesn't fully develop and 'mature' until your mid-20s and from personal experience (and for many), your outlook on life and figuring out what you want in a partner, career, etc isn't formed for most at such a young age.

Most simply don't have the experience to have developed an informed opinion on many things or have the cognitive ability make sense of it all.

Another reason why younger players need to be given some leeway when their life choices and on field performances are not perfect...
And even then it will remain shit throughout your entire life.

Getting married at 20 is a bit alien to me. If you move from home at 18 or 19 you basically spend your entire life in captivity.
 




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