Theatre of Dreams83
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Yes lol…..But Southgate's the best they've ever had for caring about his players right?
Hasn't that been the narrative?
Yes lol…..But Southgate's the best they've ever had for caring about his players right?
Hasn't that been the narrative?
Yeah, I'm not saying he HAS to win the PL as I've taken into account the first season adjustment period for new signings. Sancho isn't new to the English game but at the same time, he developed his game in German football. Varane, as much as I'm not convinced he's in that "top tier" category is definitely an upgrade on Lindelof. Still, he's played in the premiera division since 18 so new season pains are probably expected. Part of me thinks he might struggle with more physical strikers but he's got pace which is a plus. Tripper would have no issues and whomever this new mid is is likely going to be a foreign import seeing how Rice could be priced out by West ham.Will be interesting to see how Ole wil cope with pressure and now tacticaly when I would say this summer sees biggest overhall to his first team players if CDM comes in. Sancho, Varane and probably new CDM have not played in PL and take time to adjust + many class players have shown first year might be rocky, added the fact that long season and Euros was behind us.
I was going to admonish you like @Bujakaa92 above.
But then I read the italicised and I need a minute.
How will you then find place for all of your wingers if going 3 at back? Some of them could play as striker but they thrive better as winger.What I said wasn't outlandish. Again, provided he gets all his targets, there's no reason we should walk trophyless next season considering Chelsea won the UCL with a similar rebuild. I'd say if he gets Tripper, he'd move to 3 at the back with Varane-Maguire-AWB since Maguire seems to look really good in a 3. That, accompanied with a top class DM that can control a midfield (so not Declan rice) and he virtually has no excuse, depth or otherwise.
A 3-4-3? With our midfielders? I highly doubt it. Maybe, for the more tougher games. Otherwise, I'd think a 4-2-3-1 itself, with maybe a 4-3-3 to change things up (which is what either formation fluctuates into, anyway).What I said wasn't outlandish. Again, provided he gets all his targets, there's no reason we should walk trophyless next season considering Chelsea won the UCL with a similar rebuild. I'd say if he gets Tripper, he'd move to 3 at the back with Varane-Maguire-AWB since Maguire seems to look really good in a 3. That, accompanied with a top class DM that can control a midfield (so not Declan rice) and he virtually has no excuse, depth or otherwise.
Good point. I was thinking a 3-4-3 but then I realized this would mean benching Bruno lolHow will you then find place for all of your wingers if going 3 at back? Some of them could play as striker but they thrive better as winger.
Doubt he will make this drastic change
What I said wasn't outlandish. Again, provided he gets all his targets, there's no reason we should walk trophyless next season considering Chelsea won the UCL with a similar rebuild. I'd say if he gets Tripper, he'd move to 3 at the back with Varane-Maguire-AWB since Maguire seems to look really good in a 3. That, accompanied with a top class DM that can control a midfield (so not Declan rice) and he virtually has no excuse, depth or otherwise.
Technically, it isn't. Mourinho finished with 81 points.Chelsea would have dipped out of the top 4 if Brendan wasn't Brendan. (Which conflicts me as I have to acknowledge they had the best season of any side in Europe last year by winning the biggest prize of all. But I digress .....)
Utd, having their best season since Ferguson hung it up finished a WHOPPING 5 points ahead of a team that had 20 F plus different CH partnerships. That's how good that group is.
^^Yeah, I'm pretty sure I recognize that actress. Probably not the best place to catfish but I admire the effort. Kudos lad
Just heard @spectator are planning to run a story on me tomorrow about how I have benefitted commercially in the last 18 months…To clarify, I don’t need to partner with brands.
I partner because I want to progress the work I do off the pitch and most of any fee I would receive contributes to that. Last summer, 1.3M children had access to food support, through my relationship with Burberry children have a safe place to be after school where they will be fed, following the November investment vulnerable children have safe places to go this summer holiday, and due to my relationship with Macmillan 80,000 children now have a book to call their own.
Do I have a larger commercial appeal following the u-turns? I’m sure.
But I’m also a Manchester United and England international footballer. Why has there always got to be a motive? Why can’t we just do the right thing? Man shrugging
Ps I actually enjoy reading bits from The Spectator now and again but this is just a none starter…
Have a good night all!
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Yeah would love him. Bayern will have to go crazy with wages to get him to signGoretzka on a free would be quite a steal, brick wall of a man with excellent passing range and potential 5-10 goals a season from the midfield.