El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Brad has shown signs of that speed before, he showed it in a Europa Cup game, think it was fairly recent. One of the incidents was again a quick free kick for which he was somehow prepared.
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Hugo Lloris
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SlumDilla
Michael Brown
Seriously, his distribution is pants. I hate the fact that he continues to try and hit Bale/Ade on the left when we could as simply play it short to Jan/Dawson to build from the back. I understand at times teams might push up but seeing him concede possession with those terribly aimed long balls is hurtful.
Mulletperm
Mauricio Taricco
Yeah his kicking leaves a lot to be desired to be fair. The vast majority of the time it simply concedes possession.
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
mate...the first-half those two were having,i wouldn't have passed short to them either!!!!!
seaside spur
Scott Parker
FaarkinJoocy
Moderated
He's majestic.
Shropshire Yid
Hossam Ghaly
As a gk, seeing us giving up the ball in our own half too much, I would protect the team and kick long too! The amount of times Holtby lost the ball in our half first half was shocking....
Yeah Holtby gives it away far too much, its like he is playing playground football with some of the passes he tries.
Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has rejected talk of a possible move to Monaco, insisting he left Ligue 1 to "build something on a personal and sporting level".
The France No.1 has been linked with joining the likes of Radamel Falcao, Joao Moutinho and Jackson Martinez in the revolution at the promoted club.
But Lloris, who established himself as a regular starter at White Hart Lane following a summer arrival after ousting Brad Friedel, says he does not intend to return to France in the foreseeable future.
"What's happening in Monaco is good for Ligue 1 and for this great French club, because PSG need a challenger," Lloris told le10sport.
"But personally, I left to go abroad, to try and build something on a personal and sporting level and I don't intend to come back soon."
Lloris, though, has hinted that a large cash incentive could tempt him to return to France, but he would only be interested in furthering his career, while a switch to the Stade Louis II would be hard to accept after coming through the ranks at neighbours Nice.
"There are some things that are difficult to refuse, but only if it allows you to go one step further," he added.
"And then there is another thing - I am too much of a Nice man to go there!"
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2892/transfer-zone/2013/06/09/4037136/-?
The France No.1 has been linked with joining the likes of Radamel Falcao, Joao Moutinho and Jackson Martinez in the revolution at the promoted club.
But Lloris, who established himself as a regular starter at White Hart Lane following a summer arrival after ousting Brad Friedel, says he does not intend to return to France in the foreseeable future.
"What's happening in Monaco is good for Ligue 1 and for this great French club, because PSG need a challenger," Lloris told le10sport.
"But personally, I left to go abroad, to try and build something on a personal and sporting level and I don't intend to come back soon."
Lloris, though, has hinted that a large cash incentive could tempt him to return to France, but he would only be interested in furthering his career, while a switch to the Stade Louis II would be hard to accept after coming through the ranks at neighbours Nice.
"There are some things that are difficult to refuse, but only if it allows you to go one step further," he added.
"And then there is another thing - I am too much of a Nice man to go there!"
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2892/transfer-zone/2013/06/09/4037136/-?
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Ended what had seemed like a positive quote by implying that he is a money man. I hope that its a misquote or misunderstanding.
monkeybarry
Ian Walker
did I miss something?
Looks like he said he moved for career progression and ended by saying he likes Nice, so would never go to Monaco anyway.
Seems sensible and level headed, and with a 'fan joke' at the end.
Like none of us would go to the goons unless it was a career move
Craig_J
Eidur Gudjohnsen
So should we go back to Gomes? Cudicini? Or how about trying to figure out who's less of a risk to play out of Robinson and Cerny?
His distribution needs working on, but I wouldn't go as far as to say that he's at all hurtful to watch. We've had much, much worse than Lloris before and I feel very happy with the keeper we've got.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
I'm referring to the bit in the article in which it is stated that Lloris hinted that a large cash incentive could tempt him to return to France. Suggests that he won't move at the moment, but if a club starts flashing about Mega Euros then he could be off, just like that.
As I said, I hope that the article is wrong. I was delighted when we signed him and rate him as certainly one of the top three keepers in the World, maybe higher but that might be my bias.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
You mean the bit that isn't a quote?
It's written by goal.com, i'd ignore the bits that aren't in quotation marks. He says he doesn't plan on going back anytime soon and that he'd be unlikely to go to a rival of Nice anyway, so there's absolutely zero to be concerned about.
Lily White
Clive Wilson
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Hope he just restricts brain farts to playing for France.
Hope he just restricts brain farts to playing for France.
