Cristian Romero

[parklane1]

He is ace when he wants to be, he has also averaged 18/38 games for the 4 seasons he has been here
For me, that is not good enough

Fair points, but i still think under Dzerbi he can get him playing to his full ability and if he can do that we will have a top player.

 

[Raziel]

Fair points, but i still think under Dzerbi he can get him playing to his full ability and if he can do that we will have a top player.

He would walk into a starting position on a United team that just came 3rd, and probably easily be their best defender.

Still think he's gone, we are going to have two incoming CBs (early) plus Vuskovic to navigate, doesn't make sense unless we knew we had sales.

 

[parklane1]

He would walk into a starting position on a United team that just came 3rd, and probably easily be their best defender.

Still think he's gone, we are going to have two incoming CBs (early) plus Vuskovic to navigate, doesn't make sense unless we knew we had sales.

Your are probably right about him going, sad though imo.

 

[Muttley]

The PGMOL have it in their heads that he is a dirty player because he is a dirty player. As others have mentioned, he’s got away with many fouls in the past, the refs just aren’t willing to give him the benefit of the doubt anymore. Romero and Spurs should worry about Romero cleaning up his act, if he does that and the refs still send him off then perhaps we’d have a gripe. But pointing the finger at everyone else won’t solve the problem.

But PGMOL should not have any pre-conceived thoughts of this type. Their job is to be neutral, step on that pitch and uphold the laws of the game. What happens in your logic when PGMOL have it in their heads that Van Dijk isn't a dirty player. Do they make a different decision for Romero as they would for VVD when they do exactly the same thing?

This is the crux of the matter in hand.