comment by Amanda Hugginkiss (U11574)
posted 6 minutes ago
I think whatever position you're looking at for him - RB, CB, DM - he needs to work on his physicality. Pace for full back, strength for central positions, engine for all positions
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He was a strange signing. He'd played just 7 professional matches (for Estudiantes) before joining Spurs.

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comment by EdinPSG (U1109)
posted 17 minutes ago
I’m happy to keep one of Foyth and Sanchez and would rather Sanchez
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Sell both and sign Skriniar
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Id get on board with this

There's about £15m in Foyth and at least £25m in Sanchez based on the fee we bought him for, prem defender and Colombian International
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Who would be dumb enough to pay 25M for Sanchez?
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Everton

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Foyth was shiiiit at DM and cost Emery his first league defeat in ages and was hooked at half time

comment by MourOUTho (U22347)
posted 49 minutes ago
comment by Amanda Hugginkiss (U11574)
posted 6 minutes ago
I think whatever position you're looking at for him - RB, CB, DM - he needs to work on his physicality. Pace for full back, strength for central positions, engine for all positions
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He was a strange signing. He'd played just 7 professional matches (for Estudiantes) before joining Spurs.
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Thing is, I know genetics play a part, but bulk/strength should in theory be the easiest thing to train. I really never understand it when you get skinny young players who don't put on any muscle when they develop. The clubs must surely be able to get them in the gym, on a calorie surplus and adding some bulk. I can only assume some players just don't like it, but it seems so daft when players like Foyth are so clearly in need of a bit of the Adama treatment for the good of their game, and they just stay skinny instead

Not too fond of Skriniar any defender who struggles in a back 3 immediately screams alarm bells to me

I don’t think Foyth’s lack of size (I’m not even sure its true) is an issue at all. His weakness is in his defending and reading of the game - I’ve never seen him outmuscled like Sanchez has been.

comment by EdinPSG (U1109)
posted 3 minutes ago
Foyth was shiiiit at DM and cost Emery his first league defeat in ages and was hooked at half time
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I read that he was subbed on at h-t in the next game and did well, again at DM

comment by EdinPSG (U1109)
posted 1 minute ago
I don’t think Foyth’s lack of size (I’m not even sure its true) is an issue at all. His weakness is in his defending and reading of the game - I’ve never seen him outmuscled like Sanchez has been.
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Maybe I'm over-applying the general idea, because Foyth has always looked scrawny to me. He's got good balance, at the very least, even if I'm not convinced he's necessarily got the raw strength of most successful Prem CBs.

Then again Davinson Sanchez is a prime example of how having a good physique isn't a guarantee of having actual, practical physicality in-game. He's powder-puff

comment by Amanda Hugginkiss (U11574)
posted 12 seconds ago
comment by EdinPSG (U1109)
posted 3 minutes ago
Foyth was shiiiit at DM and cost Emery his first league defeat in ages and was hooked at half time
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I read that he was subbed on at h-t in the next game and did well, again at DM
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I was talking about the Sevilla game didn’t realise there’s been a game since

Yeah, it was in one of the football.london loan reports this week I think

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comment by EdinPSG (U1109)
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I don’t think Foyth’s lack of size (I’m not even sure its true) is an issue at all. His weakness is in his defending and reading of the game - I’ve never seen him outmuscled like Sanchez has been.
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Maybe I'm over-applying the general idea, because Foyth has always looked scrawny to me. He's got good balance, at the very least, even if I'm not convinced he's necessarily got the raw strength of most successful Prem CBs.

Then again Davinson Sanchez is a prime example of how having a good physique isn't a guarantee of having actual, practical physicality in-game. He's powder-puff
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I’ve always thought he’s bad for overcommitting and not calming down - the Aurier issue.

Foyth, you mean? Yeah, he definitely likes to dive in early, gets turned easily if the opposition player sees the tackle incoming

Yeah Foyth has the same issue with Aurier.

As Aurier *

comment by Amanda Hugginkiss (U11574)
posted 30 minutes ago
Yeah, it was in one of the football.london loan reports this week I think
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Talking of loanees, has Parrott scored yet?

Not according to that same report

https://www.football.london/tottenham-hotspur-fc/players/troy-parrott-assist-foyth-enjoys-19561666

He won a free kick which they scored from. That's all I know

Intermediaries are at work to set up a complicated transfer triangle between Inter, Tottenham and Paris Saint-Germain, according to an Italian media repot today.Gazzetta dello Sport report via their print edition that the clubs are hoping to swap Christian Eriksen, Dele Alli and Leandro Paredes between them in a low-cost January deal.While Eriksen could head back to Spurs, Paredes could head to Inter from PSG and Alli could swap Spurs for PSG.
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The transfer merry go round has started by the looks of it

According to an Italian repot? as in pot and pot again

Perisic has turned into Jose favourite - his agent is at work

https://www.football365.com/news/spurs-talks-inter-perisic-transfer-mourinho

Toby off to PSV? The Dutch press De Telegraaf, think so

Hammers flog Haller to Ajax at a >50% loss after 18 months

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