metalgear
Nayim
surely the epl must have some rule about putting people with heart defects to work?
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Loic Remy
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surely the epl must have some rule about putting people with heart defects to work?
Kingdawson
Banned
Probably...hopefully it's removed by him leaving asap.
jamonserrano
John Scales
Don't worry about it. It's "invisible".
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Bit of polyfilla should do the trick.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Remy will likely do better in the Fantasy League if he plays for QPR.
Craig_J
Eidur Gudjohnsen
If the Premier League was to have such a rule I think EU law would see it promptly removed.
We should be all over this deal now. Hope Levy's on the phone to QPR
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Yeah, sign a player who could drop dead on the pitch at a moments notice. That sounds like it's going to end well for us.
Rent doesn't really have many of the attributes I'd want in a third striker, doesn't offer anything different to those we've already got either. Get someone young with potential in and throw them in during Europa and domestic cup games to get some experience.
Or just keep Harry Kane, he's looked handy when he's played.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
The reason it will be pulled will be because they got refused insurance on him. That's why only desperate clubs would touch Ba. Levy wouldn't take that risk (even if the fee is lowish, you are probably committing £10m+ in wages too.
Kingdawson
Banned
Chelski are not a desperate club.
Remy would suit Poch's style of play more than any others striker that looks available imo.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
But they could afford to right-off the investment - no need for prudence like properly run clubs have to employee. I was thinking more Saudi Sportswashing Machine and West Ham though - the first two that picked him up after the medical info on Ba's knee came to light.
I don't know about that. At Soton he used Lambert - an intelligent player who could play with his back to goal. Remy is the polar opposite of that - a physical player who runs from deep/wide with his head down.
Kingdawson
Banned
but Soldado clearly can not play with his back to goal but you would start him?
yes he can, he demonstrated his body strength and close control with back to goal quite a few times second half of last season to me....
Kingdawson
Banned
WHAT? wow ummm yes okk sure he did.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Particularly in the games I watched at the Lane, I thought Soldado's link-up play at times was excellent (something I'd noticed far less when watching on tv).
I also think, different to Southampton, we will be camped in opponents' halves much more. I think Soldado's movement and ability to find space will prove very useful for us. That's probably something different from Southampton who had more need for a #9 (albeit one how could drop deep and do the #10 role as well)
For me Remy only suits poorer teams who play on the break. He offers nothing when there's a defence set in front of him, like we have to counter nearly all the time.
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
I'm also in the camp that soldado's build up play was better than I expected, he's no berbatov or anything, but he showed some impressive touches and passes at times. He had to really because his finishing was very poor last season. I'm looking forward to watching him this year.
Soldado's movement? Where has this myth come from. He's incredibly lazy and petulant.
Soldado's back to goal ability? The expectations became so, so low, because he was so, so bad, that a few nice touches here and there were massively exaggerated.
It's a shame his own desire to succeed doesn't mirror the supporters'.
Soldado's back to goal ability? The expectations became so, so low, because he was so, so bad, that a few nice touches here and there were massively exaggerated.
It's a shame his own desire to succeed doesn't mirror the supporters'.
Kingdawson
Banned
Let me make 1 thing clear...
build up play and being good with his back to goal are not the same thing. I certainly felt Soldado's build up play was better than anything i saw him do at Valencia but he was still pretty damn poor with his back to goal.
build up play and being good with his back to goal are not the same thing. I certainly felt Soldado's build up play was better than anything i saw him do at Valencia but he was still pretty damn poor with his back to goal.
Kingdawson
Banned
wow it's unreal how people see things differently.
I thought his build up play was pretty decent in the first half of the season under AVB. Second half of the season it was non existent imo.
I thought his build up play was pretty decent in the first half of the season under AVB. Second half of the season it was non existent imo.
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Yea I can't argue with that KD, first half of the season he seemed far more involved in the build up than second half, but then he played a lot more under AVB as well.
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