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Scott Parker
He did. His calfs were huge when he was with us. Low centre of gravity with extremely strong legs.
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Bryan Gil
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Paul Stalteri
Yeah fair point, maybe slight isn't the best word, Modric was short but as discussed had the low centre of gravity and serious strength in the core / legs.
Many times it's been said about Gill that he needs to bulk up / hit the gym but I don't think it's ever that simple. It's not always possible to get jacked like Modric above whilst maintaining pace. As well as the hard work + work on nutrition, genetics have got to be a huge part of it. I'm sure I sure a interview with Adams Traore saying he actually doesn't lift weights, to some it's just naturally there I guess. Peter Crouch could spend a lifetime lifting weights and I bet he'd still have chicken legs and a skinny top half unless he ate 5000 calories a day whilst rinsing the steroids.
That's probably about as much discussion on the physique of blokes I don't know and will never meet I can take in the morning, it's all getting a bit men's health in here but I did start the conversation to be fair!
jrh
Steve Hodge
Reminds me of Reguilon. Technically capable but not calm under pressure, just goes a bit crazy under pressure or with possession. Not sure if it's an eagerness or something that will never be fixed. He had plenty of end product at Sevilla on loan
Reminds me of Reguilon. Technically capable but not calm under pressure, just goes a bit crazy under pressure or with possession. Not sure if it's an eagerness or something that will never be fixed. He had plenty of end product at Sevilla on loan
4 goalsand 5 assists in 45 games isn't really plenty.
jrh
Steve Hodge
Fair, thought it was more than that. But he did turn up in the Europa League final and during their run in that competition. Showed composure when it was required. He's a bit of an enigma I think.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Need to make sure we insert a massive sell-on clause, otherwise I think that could come back to haunt us.
If they'll have it. Otherwise just reinvest into someone that will be more useful to us.
RunTMC
John Scales
We can probably get more than €6m from Spain for him. His stock is quite high there as he’s done well over there. He just didn’t suit this league.
I like the guy but his problem was that he tried to fight and hold off much bigger players and always lost. He should have just used his technique to draw little fouls consistently. Pretty soon people will back off him a bit.
Anyway we tried, he definitely tried, it didn’t work out. Good luck to him.
(Swap back for the GOAT Lamela)
I like the guy but his problem was that he tried to fight and hold off much bigger players and always lost. He should have just used his technique to draw little fouls consistently. Pretty soon people will back off him a bit.
Anyway we tried, he definitely tried, it didn’t work out. Good luck to him.
(Swap back for the GOAT Lamela)
JerusalemMan
Johnny Morrison
Feyenoord's director has said they are trying to sign Gil
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I hope they've got someone good to p/x, as their record fee paid for a player is only £6.8m.
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
He’s not worth more than their record fee.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
But we paid about £50m for him (£25m + Lamela)
It's only fair if we get 25 million plus the best player in the world in return.
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
That’s about £20m outlay then with the money saved on wages and hospital fees