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Paulinho
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Re: Official - Paulinho
Genuinely offended that my season ticket money goes towards paying this mugs ridiculous wages.
Genuinely offended that my season ticket money goes towards paying this mugs ridiculous wages.
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indianspur
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Re: Official - Paulinho
There is a big hole in that Brazilian midfield and I'm not surprised they look so disjointed. For scolari to start with Ramirez, Paulinho and Gustavo was just laughable, oh and Oscar out wide. WTF!.........
There is a big hole in that Brazilian midfield and I'm not surprised they look so disjointed. For scolari to start with Ramirez, Paulinho and Gustavo was just laughable, oh and Oscar out wide. WTF!.........
Re: Official - Paulinho
Even this guy has given up on him:
Check out @BrazilStats's Tweet: https://twitter.com/BrazilStats/status/479017248825167874
Hernanes should start instead of Paulinho. The Paulinho of 2013 was irreplaceable, but he's not the same anymore. We can't afford it.
Even this guy has given up on him:
Check out @BrazilStats's Tweet: https://twitter.com/BrazilStats/status/479017248825167874
Hernanes should start instead of Paulinho. The Paulinho of 2013 was irreplaceable, but he's not the same anymore. We can't afford it.
Re: Official - Paulinho
Check out @BrazilStats's Tweet: https://twitter.com/BrazilStats/status/479016648246980608
The player who is worrying me the most is Paulinho. Fred doesn't worry me because he didn't miss any chance. He didn't have any, anyway.
Check out @BrazilStats's Tweet: https://twitter.com/BrazilStats/status/479016648246980608
The player who is worrying me the most is Paulinho. Fred doesn't worry me because he didn't miss any chance. He didn't have any, anyway.
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John Gorman
Re: Official - Paulinho
Not sure about those three, but I'd definitely take Kev the Ponce over him.
Not sure about those three, but I'd definitely take Kev the Ponce over him.
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John Gorman
Cochise
Steve Carr
Re: Official - Paulinho
Mexico deserve credit, but he did seem to take the majority of the second half at a canter. One thing I will say though, is that Brazil looked much better in the Confederations with Oscar in the #10 role and Neymar out wide. For all his dribbling ability, Neymar does not have the vision that Oscar does and I think they won't look better until they adjust.
Paulinho isn't going to be the player that drives Brazil forward, but I think he needs people like Oscar around him so that he can pick his forward runs.
Mexico deserve credit, but he did seem to take the majority of the second half at a canter. One thing I will say though, is that Brazil looked much better in the Confederations with Oscar in the #10 role and Neymar out wide. For all his dribbling ability, Neymar does not have the vision that Oscar does and I think they won't look better until they adjust.
Paulinho isn't going to be the player that drives Brazil forward, but I think he needs people like Oscar around him so that he can pick his forward runs.
Yiddo
Cecil Poynton
Re: Official - Paulinho
Mexico are an outstanding side. Did they not spank Brazil in a friendly a year or 2 back?
Mexico are an outstanding side. Did they not spank Brazil in a friendly a year or 2 back?
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Official MKII- Paulinho
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...m-Hotspur-and-Brazil-midfielder-Paulinho.html
Juventus are making a £20 million bid to sign the Brazilian midfielder Paulinho from Tottenham Hotspur. The move is expected to pave the way for Arturo Vidal to leave the Italian champions although Manchester United, who have strongly been linked with the 27-year-old, deny they are close to agreeing a deal for the Chilean international.
According to sources in Italy, however, Paulinho is already being lined up as Vidal's replacement with Juventus confident that an offer for the Brazilian international will be accepted by Spurs.
The likelihood is, however, that Spurs's chairman Daniel Levy will want to receive more than £25 million before he will even consider selling Paulinho.
The midfielder has previously insisted he is happy at Spurs but a move to Juventus, who are competing to win their fourth successive Italian league title next season and hope to challenge for the Champions League, could be an attractive option.
Paulinho arrived at White Hart Lane last summer in what proved to be a difficult campaign for Spurs and the midfielder who lost his place under head coach Tim Sherwood after Andre Villas-Boas, who signed him in what was regarded as a transfer coup, was sacked last December.
Sherwood questioned whether Paulinho, who turns 26 later this month, was living off his reputation although the player was hampered by injury.
Sherwood was himself sacked at the end of the season to make way for Mauricio Pochettino who now has a battle on his hands if he wants to keep Paulinho, who can play as a box-to-box goalscoring midfielder, scoring seven goals last season, or in a deeper role, at the club.
Juve coach Antonio Conte is an admirer of Paulinho who started Saturday's third and fourth place play-off between Brazil and Holland at the World Cup. He was a key member of Luiz Felipe Scolari's squad.
Spurs paid around £17 million to sign Paulinho from the Sao Paulo club Corinthians and he attracted interest from Real Madrid during last season and, more recently, Chelsea who are still looking to strengthen their midfield. An informal inquiry was made about Paulinho.
Chelsea are also interested in Vidal's Juventus team-mate Paul Pogba but, like United, may well be unwilling to pay the £60 million fee being demanded for the French international. Chelsea have also considered a move for Atletico Madrid's Spanish international Koke following the departure of Frank Lampard.
United have been strongly linked with a move for Vidal to form a new central midfield partnership with Ander Herrera who they signed for £29 million from Athletic Bilbao.
Juventus will want in excess of £30 million for Vidal although United continue to deny they are on the verge of completing a deal. Nevertheless he is expected to be allowed to leave Juve this summer if the club can sign Paulinho.
25m please
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...m-Hotspur-and-Brazil-midfielder-Paulinho.html
Juventus are making a £20 million bid to sign the Brazilian midfielder Paulinho from Tottenham Hotspur. The move is expected to pave the way for Arturo Vidal to leave the Italian champions although Manchester United, who have strongly been linked with the 27-year-old, deny they are close to agreeing a deal for the Chilean international.
According to sources in Italy, however, Paulinho is already being lined up as Vidal's replacement with Juventus confident that an offer for the Brazilian international will be accepted by Spurs.
The likelihood is, however, that Spurs's chairman Daniel Levy will want to receive more than £25 million before he will even consider selling Paulinho.
The midfielder has previously insisted he is happy at Spurs but a move to Juventus, who are competing to win their fourth successive Italian league title next season and hope to challenge for the Champions League, could be an attractive option.
Paulinho arrived at White Hart Lane last summer in what proved to be a difficult campaign for Spurs and the midfielder who lost his place under head coach Tim Sherwood after Andre Villas-Boas, who signed him in what was regarded as a transfer coup, was sacked last December.
Sherwood questioned whether Paulinho, who turns 26 later this month, was living off his reputation although the player was hampered by injury.
Sherwood was himself sacked at the end of the season to make way for Mauricio Pochettino who now has a battle on his hands if he wants to keep Paulinho, who can play as a box-to-box goalscoring midfielder, scoring seven goals last season, or in a deeper role, at the club.
Juve coach Antonio Conte is an admirer of Paulinho who started Saturday's third and fourth place play-off between Brazil and Holland at the World Cup. He was a key member of Luiz Felipe Scolari's squad.
Spurs paid around £17 million to sign Paulinho from the Sao Paulo club Corinthians and he attracted interest from Real Madrid during last season and, more recently, Chelsea who are still looking to strengthen their midfield. An informal inquiry was made about Paulinho.
Chelsea are also interested in Vidal's Juventus team-mate Paul Pogba but, like United, may well be unwilling to pay the £60 million fee being demanded for the French international. Chelsea have also considered a move for Atletico Madrid's Spanish international Koke following the departure of Frank Lampard.
United have been strongly linked with a move for Vidal to form a new central midfield partnership with Ander Herrera who they signed for £29 million from Athletic Bilbao.
Juventus will want in excess of £30 million for Vidal although United continue to deny they are on the verge of completing a deal. Nevertheless he is expected to be allowed to leave Juve this summer if the club can sign Paulinho.
25m please
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Re: Official MKII- Paulinho
I think he's just knackered. He's played 3 seasons now back-to-back with no break.
I do think there's a good player in there when he's rested and confident (we all saw that at the Confeds Cup).
I like to see him given 12 months with Poch and then decide next summer.
I think he's just knackered. He's played 3 seasons now back-to-back with no break.
I do think there's a good player in there when he's rested and confident (we all saw that at the Confeds Cup).
I like to see him given 12 months with Poch and then decide next summer.
OleBoot
Scott Houghton
Re: Official MKII- Paulinho
OK, my second post, and I'll say what I think. I've seen some posts on here that say Paulinho was good , but has got worse. I'm in the U.S., so only watch on the telly, but I just can't understand how anybody ever thought he was any good anyway. Even before he "lost form", all he did was show up sometimes in good positions, but didn't convert the opportunities. If we can sell him for big bucks, go for it. Then go stroke Sandro to get him back to what he was, put him in a room with Eriksen and work out devious ways to link defense to attack, and we're off.
OK, my second post, and I'll say what I think. I've seen some posts on here that say Paulinho was good , but has got worse. I'm in the U.S., so only watch on the telly, but I just can't understand how anybody ever thought he was any good anyway. Even before he "lost form", all he did was show up sometimes in good positions, but didn't convert the opportunities. If we can sell him for big bucks, go for it. Then go stroke Sandro to get him back to what he was, put him in a room with Eriksen and work out devious ways to link defense to attack, and we're off.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Re: Official MKII- Paulinho
You should go back and watch him in the confederations cup games last summer - especially the one where he was up against Xavi and Iniesta
You should go back and watch him in the confederations cup games last summer - especially the one where he was up against Xavi and Iniesta
