It would seem that we vale these players higher than interested clubs, only way to get what we want is to loan these players (for a fee) and let them prove themselves worthy of the fees we want.
It could go either way, they are players the manager seems surplus this season and maybe we need to release players before buying today
I agree. Most of the players listed have potential and a season on loan may get them (back) to the level we know they are capable of. No point selling and regretting.
What did we learn about Anderson going to Italy? Nothing? What did we learn about Danny at Sunderland? He came back a better player only for him to be (possibly) loaned out again two seasons later. If you are not going to build a team around the players you currently have, then sell them, unless we're talking about very young players with great potential coming the academy.
Welbeck could be a very important asset next season and the few after, RvP and Roo are getting older so if Danny is patient he can be the main man in 2-3 seasons.
Welbeck is the only player on that list, I would want us to keep.
The rest are not good enough, although Zaha was never given a proper chance, it's apparently his attitude that's the problem. I would be willing to see how he does this season, and make a decision on him in the summer.
Tom is a maybe. We're very thin on quality in midfield so until we bring in some decent players, Tom could be useful. I would rather see him given game time, over Fletcher.
I don't see the point in loaning out Chico, just get rid. He's painfully average, the most average on that list. By some distance.
Agree there Maestro. Except for Zaha... seeing him play for Palace on Saturday, and his interview after, he didn't seem full of himself - he genuinely looked happy to be playing and to be valued by his teammates and fans. It's a very odd one. Maybe he is just too young at the mo to take the step up. A season at Palace in the PL may see him mature.
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Dunc, I'd be happy with that too. The problem is mate that it ain't going to happen - LVG is fixed to his 3 at the back disaster. I was shouting at the TV on Saturday for Ando to come on for Evans so we could switch to 4-2-3-1 with Rooney, Di Maria and Mata floating behind RvP, Jones & Blackett CB, Valencia RB and Young LB - would have been amazing! As it was Burnley just packed the middle and doubled up on our WB.
I think he'll change mate once he gets the right players in and the injuries have cleared up.
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I think he'll change mate once he gets the right players in and the injuries have cleared up.
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I feckin hope so... We just don't look comfortable with 3 at the back. Imagine Mata, Rooney and Di Maria free behind RvP!!!
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posted on 1/9/14
It would seem that we vale these players higher than interested clubs, only way to get what we want is to loan these players (for a fee) and let them prove themselves worthy of the fees we want.
It could go either way, they are players the manager seems surplus this season and maybe we need to release players before buying today
posted on 1/9/14
I agree. Most of the players listed have potential and a season on loan may get them (back) to the level we know they are capable of. No point selling and regretting.
posted on 1/9/14
What did we learn about Anderson going to Italy? Nothing? What did we learn about Danny at Sunderland? He came back a better player only for him to be (possibly) loaned out again two seasons later. If you are not going to build a team around the players you currently have, then sell them, unless we're talking about very young players with great potential coming the academy.
posted on 1/9/14
Welbeck could be a very important asset next season and the few after, RvP and Roo are getting older so if Danny is patient he can be the main man in 2-3 seasons.
posted on 1/9/14
Welbeck is the only player on that list, I would want us to keep.
The rest are not good enough, although Zaha was never given a proper chance, it's apparently his attitude that's the problem. I would be willing to see how he does this season, and make a decision on him in the summer.
Tom is a maybe. We're very thin on quality in midfield so until we bring in some decent players, Tom could be useful. I would rather see him given game time, over Fletcher.
I don't see the point in loaning out Chico, just get rid. He's painfully average, the most average on that list. By some distance.
posted on 1/9/14
Agree there Maestro. Except for Zaha... seeing him play for Palace on Saturday, and his interview after, he didn't seem full of himself - he genuinely looked happy to be playing and to be valued by his teammates and fans. It's a very odd one. Maybe he is just too young at the mo to take the step up. A season at Palace in the PL may see him mature.
posted on 1/9/14
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posted on 1/9/14
Dunc, I'd be happy with that too. The problem is mate that it ain't going to happen - LVG is fixed to his 3 at the back disaster. I was shouting at the TV on Saturday for Ando to come on for Evans so we could switch to 4-2-3-1 with Rooney, Di Maria and Mata floating behind RvP, Jones & Blackett CB, Valencia RB and Young LB - would have been amazing! As it was Burnley just packed the middle and doubled up on our WB.
posted on 1/9/14
I think he'll change mate once he gets the right players in and the injuries have cleared up.
posted on 1/9/14
comment by Dunc - the master of disguises (U11713)
posted 25 seconds ago
I think he'll change mate once he gets the right players in and the injuries have cleared up.
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I feckin hope so... We just don't look comfortable with 3 at the back. Imagine Mata, Rooney and Di Maria free behind RvP!!!
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