I really don't see it, the raw skill to mold into any thing and at 21 he is young but I would want more.
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Transfer window thread?
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nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Zaha doesnt belong in that list, he is clearly still growing as a player.
I just watched the City game and, frankly, your opinions on him are at least 3 seasons out of date.
The others?
Walcott and Welbeck are strikers. Chamberlain a midfielder. And Townsend we already know is rubbish. It shows your bias you try to even group them.
Legohamster
Cecil Poynton
Anyone else think Callum Wilson would be a good signing?
Pace and a good finisher
Pace and a good finisher
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Had major injuries, hasnt he? Only recently returned if memory serves. Not sure its the sort of move we would make now.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Random blog, so shovel of salt and that...
Tottenham quoted cut rate price for long time transfer target
by Rucker Haringey8 minutes agoFollow @RuckerHaringey
Tottenham are looking for midfield help
Stop me if you’ve heard this before, but Tottenham are interested in purchasing Inter Milan midfielder Marcelo Brozovic. This isn’t the first time Spurs have tried to sign the talented Croatian, but the is significant reason to believe things may go differently this time around.
Reports from Italy claim that Inter Milan are ready to let Brozovic go for less than £15 million. That represents a massive discount from the Serie A club’s previous asking prices. In windows past, Inter have wanted to receive at least £30 million for the versatile midfielder.
That price has put Daniel Levy and company off. Logic would lead you to believe that Tottenham would be very interested at Brozovic at such a discount.
Even though he’s been on the club’s radar for several years, he’s still just 25. That places him squarely in his prime. Perhaps more importantly, it puts him right in line with the ages of Pochettino’s current core.
If you’re wondering where Brozovic would fit in for Spurs, the answer is as a defensive midfielder. He does have a fair amount of offensive talent, but he’s not a natural attacking midfielder. Brozovic would be a logical replacement for Mousa Dembele in Pochettino’s double-pivot. The talented Belgian’s deteriorating health simply won’t allow the club to count on him consistently.
The real question here is whether or not Inter Milan are truly done with Brozovic. Letting such a talented player go for such a discounted transfer fee isn’t exactly astute transfer business. It’s very possible that Inter officials are floating reports of such a discounted sale to the media in order to drum up interest in their star.
The smart money is on Brozovic to leave Inter in January, but it’s unclear whether or not Tottenham will be a real player for his services. Pochettino could definitely use such a versatile talent for his midfield.
Tottenham quoted cut rate price for long time transfer target
by Rucker Haringey8 minutes agoFollow @RuckerHaringey
Tottenham are looking for midfield help
Stop me if you’ve heard this before, but Tottenham are interested in purchasing Inter Milan midfielder Marcelo Brozovic. This isn’t the first time Spurs have tried to sign the talented Croatian, but the is significant reason to believe things may go differently this time around.
Reports from Italy claim that Inter Milan are ready to let Brozovic go for less than £15 million. That represents a massive discount from the Serie A club’s previous asking prices. In windows past, Inter have wanted to receive at least £30 million for the versatile midfielder.
That price has put Daniel Levy and company off. Logic would lead you to believe that Tottenham would be very interested at Brozovic at such a discount.
Even though he’s been on the club’s radar for several years, he’s still just 25. That places him squarely in his prime. Perhaps more importantly, it puts him right in line with the ages of Pochettino’s current core.
If you’re wondering where Brozovic would fit in for Spurs, the answer is as a defensive midfielder. He does have a fair amount of offensive talent, but he’s not a natural attacking midfielder. Brozovic would be a logical replacement for Mousa Dembele in Pochettino’s double-pivot. The talented Belgian’s deteriorating health simply won’t allow the club to count on him consistently.
The real question here is whether or not Inter Milan are truly done with Brozovic. Letting such a talented player go for such a discounted transfer fee isn’t exactly astute transfer business. It’s very possible that Inter officials are floating reports of such a discounted sale to the media in order to drum up interest in their star.
The smart money is on Brozovic to leave Inter in January, but it’s unclear whether or not Tottenham will be a real player for his services. Pochettino could definitely use such a versatile talent for his midfield.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I like Wilson. But there's no point us having a Kane back-up who is under 30. Anyone else is just going to do a Janssen. It needs to be treated like a back-up GK role.
Personally I still Llorente is just the ticket, he's just not fully Poch-ed yet.
Legohamster
Cecil Poynton
Wilson can do a decent job out wide as well, so can do a couple of roles rather than Llorente and Janssens one
The Answer may well be another Son esq player who can do 2/3 jobs - with one being the striker
Legohamster
Cecil Poynton
How can you say no to Wilson with finishing like that 
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
That's what I'd like us to get Sancho for - as another up-and-coming Son.
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
I think limited is a more suitable description than selfish. He's a goal scorer, not much else.
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Other options too. A younger player that will be fairly happy with a backup role for a few years. Or as you agree with, someone that can play multiple roles. Preferably someone that ticks both boxes.
I'm reasonably happy with Llorente for now though.
Just can't see it happening. Doesn't strike me as a Dortmund thing to do.
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Would be a decent signing, but I'm guessing he would be too expensive.
Another that might be too expensive is Calvert Lewin, quite liked the look of him when I've seen him. Young, English, bit of PL experience, can play a couple roles. Everton are signing Tosun and Allardyce seems to prefer Niasse so far (inexplicably to me). So maybe they could be tempted with a reasonable offer.
milo
Jack L. Jones
They are likely to need to sell to buy too
JerusalemMan
Johnny Morrison
Mm, but Allardyce has already said publicly that he wants to bring in another forward player to take the pressure of Calvert-Lewin - i.e. reduce his game time.
Legohamster
Cecil Poynton
You joke, but we all get excited about this window and it’s nearly always ended up with trimming the squad or bringing in poor players.
Alli aside!
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Holtby was the last player we brought in during a January transfer window - 5 years ago (Alli was a January signing, but was then immediately loaned out)