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I liked Erik Lamela before it was cool
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Robspur12
John Lacy
That's not how Poch works though. He mostly plays you on merit unless you are one of the key players. I don't believe lamela fits into that category and certainly not at the expense of Son who had an outstanding season last year.
I like Lamela but his absence has coincided with our best points total and highest league finish. So while he is a very good player, he is not, imho, a key one unlike Kane, Eriksen Dembele Alderweireld and Lloris.
Olle73
Jason Dozzell
I don't think you can handle this "key issue" as a black or white story. Fotball is not that easy, if it would have been, we would have been able predict the leauge winner year in and year out. So there are types of games where Lamelas skills will be seen as a key. Whether Lamela will be able to show that kind of skills at that moment, is a complete different story.
But sure, some players can be considered as a "key" in more games than other.
StephenH
David Ginola
Found this - light at the end of a very long tunnel for Erik
Lamela full training early October....at last
Mauricio Pochettino has conformed in his pre-game press conference that 25-year-old (26 next March) 23 times capped (3 goals) Argentinian international winger Érik Lamela will return to full first team training in early October.
He will need a month you would expect to get his fitness to a level where he can be considered for selection, although that is not to say he can't make substitute appearances to build his fitness.
He won't be ready for the Third Round of the League Cup on 19 September against either Derby County or Barnsley at Wembley. We will see if Vincent Janssen is involved with that or whether Fernando Llorente or even one of the development squad leads the line.
Kieran Trippier is now said to be fit after carrying an injury that has affected his performance and Victor Wanyama is out for a few more weeks with a knee cartilage problem. That should see Eric Dier in the holding midfield role and a potential debut for Davinson Sanchez. Serge Aurier hasn't arrived at the club yet so is unlikely to play this weekend. Kyle Walker-Peters didn't let us down in his debut game so there is a selection dilemma for Pochettino.
Lamela full training early October....at last
Mauricio Pochettino has conformed in his pre-game press conference that 25-year-old (26 next March) 23 times capped (3 goals) Argentinian international winger Érik Lamela will return to full first team training in early October.
He will need a month you would expect to get his fitness to a level where he can be considered for selection, although that is not to say he can't make substitute appearances to build his fitness.
He won't be ready for the Third Round of the League Cup on 19 September against either Derby County or Barnsley at Wembley. We will see if Vincent Janssen is involved with that or whether Fernando Llorente or even one of the development squad leads the line.
Kieran Trippier is now said to be fit after carrying an injury that has affected his performance and Victor Wanyama is out for a few more weeks with a knee cartilage problem. That should see Eric Dier in the holding midfield role and a potential debut for Davinson Sanchez. Serge Aurier hasn't arrived at the club yet so is unlikely to play this weekend. Kyle Walker-Peters didn't let us down in his debut game so there is a selection dilemma for Pochettino.
metalgear
Nayim
StephenH
David Ginola
Although OT - http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/cartilage-damage/Pages/Introduction.aspx
Victor's sounds like a rest jobby!
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
Back kicking a football at least
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
You want lovely legs watch the cycling, they shave them as do I. Not that I cycle very much recently.
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Can't wait for him to return to the squad. Will be like a new signing and help keep Alli and Son on their toes.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
One of the sad things associated with the passing of pre-Prem football into the pages of history is that there are fewer and fewer blokes on the teams we love that actually look like your average man off the street.
Take us, for instance. Harry proudly flies the flag for 'everyday bloke', but then we've just gone and bought f*cking Spanish Adonis over there to even it out. On the plus side, it might get your SO more interested in footie, if she isn't already - however, it might be at your expense.
Olle73
Jason Dozzell
One of the sad things associated with the passing of pre-Prem football into the pages of history is that there are fewer and fewer blokes on the teams we love that actually look like your average man off the street.
Take us, for instance. Harry proudly flies the flag for 'everyday bloke', but then we've just gone and bought f*cking Spanish Adonis over there to even it out. On the plus side, it might get your SO more interested in footie, if she isn't already - however, it might be at your expense.
Isn't that more associated with the big city life? The bigger a city is, the more weird average men off the street looks like.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
One of the sad things associated with the passing of pre-Prem football into the pages of history is that there are fewer and fewer blokes on the teams we love that actually look like your average man off the street.
Take us, for instance. Harry proudly flies the flag for 'everyday bloke', but then we've just gone and bought f*cking Spanish Adonis over there to even it out. On the plus side, it might get your SO more interested in footie, if she isn't already - however, it might be at your expense.
Lets not forget that Llorente used to sport a mullet
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
Butchers Dog
paxtonwolf
John White
I am thinking lets call it Christmas. Will be like the preverbial 'new signing' in the Jan window. If he returns sooner,then I will class that as a bonus
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Lets not forget that Llorente used to sport a mullet
Yikes.
I always thought it was the other way round - I've lived in the countryside and in quite a few cities across the world, and I always found the more lumpy-looking types in the country. No idea why, though.