Bedfordspurs
Bert Smith
Cos managers don’t like left footers at spurs
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Souza
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Taricco and Young-Pyo Lee really raised the bar
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Bedfordspurs
Bert Smith
But they had a career playing left back at leastTaricco and Young-Pyo Lee really raised the bar
fudging grim seeing not one player on the left who actually plays there
Just means we have one side to play down and it’s so so easy
That's why I wish they would try VDV there if they don't think Souza is ready. But Souza looks fine to me, certainly better than what we have been doing....
Bedfordspurs
Bert Smith
Don’t have a left footer CB though
Why not actually do what decent sides do and try to have more than one left footed player in the team
demotw
Terry Yorath
He isn’t fit, he was off season in Brazil. Let’s try not to injure him as well
BrentwoodSpur
Mauricio Taricco
Was so wrapped up in Saturdays game I didn’t notice he wasn’t in the squad. Is he injured?
ricky2tricky4city
Les Howe
.....and Sarr??
BrentwoodSpur
Mauricio Taricco
Good shout, Sarr too
ricky2tricky4city
Les Howe
?
glorygloryeze
Nayim
Souza recebe proposta do Benfica e negociação pode render valor milionário ao Santos
Souza recebe proposta do Benfica e negociação pode render valor milionário ao Santos
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Left-back João Victor Souza, currently at Tottenham in England, has received an offer from Benfica in Portugal, and Santos could receive a multi-million sum should the deal go through. The Portuguese club has offered 20 million euros (around R$ 116 million) for the player, and the English club is considering the offer.
‘O Menino da Vila’ was sold by Santos to Tottenham (England) back in January. As the club holds a 10 per cent share of the capital gain and a percentage of FIFA’s solidarity mechanism, it could stand to make a profit of around 1.2 million euros (around R$ 7 million).
Is this a quick profit by us or are we simply cutting our losses asap?
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
Not sure we would be cutting out losses, he looked a fabulous player when we saw him fleetingly
glorygloryeze
Nayim
I was talking financially speaking, not in terms of player quality.
Also, he hardly featured even when Udogie was crocked (as he usually is), so that didn't say much for the poercenbtion by our managers re his quality.
Overall, strange signing imo
MartyFunkhouser
Tony Galvin
Not really true, he literally played when he was injured and when Udogie came back (Liverpool off my head) he was then dropped to bench, Udogie played every game from then on bar one.
glorygloryeze
Nayim
Not sure that's true. Udogie got injured vs Man Utd in Feb and came back vs Sunderland in April.
Souza started two games in that time vs Palace (and came off after the sending off of VDV) and vs Liverpool.
All the others games, people like Spence, Grey or VDV started at LB ahead of Souza.