Just wondering... what would people prefer? A £35M transfer to Atletico or a £50M one to the gooners???
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Cristian Romero
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MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
I prefer him out the league than in it with them. He would also strengthen their back line and depth, not good
People aren't calling Kane world class off of the back of a World Cup. They are looking back at him putting in ridiculous numbers ten plus seasons in a row. Romero has barely had a consistent 'world class' season and that is the difference - he doesn't do anything consistently, except lose his head....
Legohamster
Nayim
England didn't have a Messi (or referee) to bail them out when it mattered
Argentina also looked ropey at the back and needed the forward players to get them through, less to do with their defence.
In Romeros defence, its had to win things at Spurs, but for him to be considered world class he needs to go to Madrid and start winning things domestically, or at least going close.
Or at least start putting in more than a handful of good games a season
Legohamster
Nayim
Would you consider Marteniz a world class keeper?
International football is quite a few levels below domestic football 80 percent of the time
clownfoot
Niko Kranjcar
Everyone wants (or at least understands the reasons for) Romero to be gone this summer. No one is going to lose any sleep over it. However, them lot would see it as a victory to take our current captain and would celebrate it despite that.
So Atletico for me. Plus I think I’ll enjoy watching him in the champions league under Simeone
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
I think over a 3 year period he was one of the best keeper in the world, certainly was up there.
BTW I have said very very good, not world class
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
he was the best defender in Serie A which led us to purchase him, his first couple of season here he was extraordinarily good
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
Manager turn around in the last 5 years, hardly conducive to consistency. Might also explain why performances and preference for the settled nature of international football.
Nuno
Antonio
Stel
Mason (cant remember in what order)
Ange
Frank
Tudor
RDZ
Romero aside from the convo, its hardly like the club as a whole or any player has managed a long level of consistency in that mess.
End of the day he is going, Athletico are a huge club and good luck to him, he will do well there. He goes with my thanks for the EL win
Nuno
Antonio
Stel
Mason (cant remember in what order)
Ange
Frank
Tudor
RDZ
Romero aside from the convo, its hardly like the club as a whole or any player has managed a long level of consistency in that mess.
End of the day he is going, Athletico are a huge club and good luck to him, he will do well there. He goes with my thanks for the EL win
Muttley
Justin Edinburgh
Romero has played 350 senior games. Fans needs to look at the player across that many minutes of football, and then what you actually find is an incredible footballer. Like Kane, there is a reason he is rated at the highest elite level. If his heart was in Spurs and he wanted to fight all our other defenders for a shirt there is no doubt in my mind that he'd win it. Yes, he'd have to adapt a little and stay a little calmer on the pitch but he would easily rated as the best defender in the PL alongside the Arsenal pair, especially Saliba.
ricky2tricky4city
Les Howe
And that's the rub......he's never looked like being up for, or interested, in that challenge.
Simply Christian does what Christian wants.
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
Unfortunately, I think the clubs done its utmost to bred that type of attitude towards it in the last few years, I don't make it right but you can see why its happened
ricky2tricky4city
Les Howe
Don't really agree....it's usually just a character trait. And I'm not saying it's necessarily a negative one either.
World class tends to be bandied about like peanuts nowadays... Romero is not world class - not even close.... Baresi was world class; so was Maldini; Beckenbauer; for Argentina... Passarella. Don't get wrong.... as you say, he's a very good defender at a time when these are pretty thin on the ground... he can also be world class in a few games... but Cuti does not even stand close to one foot of these true greats in terms of consistency and greatness.
...and I am not saying it through a jilted lover complex.... said exactly the same thing last year.
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
I think players are sometimes humans that we also judge harshly (I do it). I think it can 100% be both.
Players who have great attitudes tend to leave clubs that have as much issues as we have and the ones that stay get dragged down with it. Son being an absolute gent would be in my experience an exception to the rule