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The Right Back Thread

Benny_Lad said:
If we are (as reported) looking to convert Traore to a RWB it got me thinking who else we could sign and convert.

How about Ward-Prowse? Looks to have all the attributes to me. The main one being he would put in pin point crosses all game long. His defensive work is already sound and has all the Prem experience we need. Would kill 2 birds with 1 stone with a problem position covered and we’d finally have a set piece taker.
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Don't think he has the pace to really excel playing there.

AjaxDeSuperYids said:
I would take JWP to play in our midfield next to Skipp.

Far better player than ndombele, winks, lo celso and hojbjerg who is looking more and more bang average with every passing game.

As it is we should be looking at even higher quality than JWP but should the outside investment never materialise and we are stuck with lewis, then JWP should be someone we should prioritise.
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Good player, but would be expensive. Don't think he's good enough to warrant us spending that kind of money on him. 27 years old, not a great age to spend big on our situation, would have to be really special imo.
 
Benny_Lad said:
If we are (as reported) looking to convert Traore to a RWB it got me thinking who else we could sign and convert.

How about Ward-Prowse? Looks to have all the attributes to me. The main one being he would put in pin point crosses all game long. His defensive work is already sound and has all the Prem experience we need. Would kill 2 birds with 1 stone with a problem position covered and we’d finally have a set piece taker.
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No real pace, no real ability attacking in one on one situations and I'm unsure of his ability to complete lots of sprints.
 
Lilbaz said:
Thought pleat was retired and living in spain now.
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He still has Levy's ear. One he has recommended recently is Scott Twine at MK Dons, who I'm told Spurs have since been watching. He is a very creative, goalscoring, attacking midfield player who it seems was something of a late bloomer.

*Edit. Here is a video of Twine's best moments.... You can see from this that he has great balance, touch and vision, the ability to use both feet and excellent ball striking:
 
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No good for this season tthough. He's played for 2 clubs already. So can't play for us if we bought him.

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Finney Is Back said:
He still has Levy's ear. One he has recommended recently is Scott Twine at MK Dons, who I'm told Spurs have since been watching. He is a very creative, goalscoring, attacking midfield player who it seems was something of a late bloomer.

*Edit. Here is a video of Twine's best moments.... You can see from this that he has great balance, touch and vision, the ability to use both feet and excellent ball striking:
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Cheers for posting. Looks a talent - and not just the goals. Received the ball on the turn lovely and 2 footed also.

Edit: Reminds me a bit of Maddison.
 
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Finney Is Back said:
He still has Levy's ear. One he has recommended recently is Scott Twine at MK Dons, who I'm told Spurs have since been watching. He is a very creative, goalscoring, attacking midfield player who it seems was something of a late bloomer.

*Edit. Here is a video of Twine's best moments.... You can see from this that he has great balance, touch and vision, the ability to use both feet and excellent ball striking:
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He is potentially a player
Would actually suit Brighton IMO
 
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