stapo1000 wrote:We still need cover for torres and one more winger
Robbie Keane?
Sir Roger wrote:stapo1000 wrote:We still need cover for torres and one more winger
Robbie Keane?
loopyliverpool wrote:I like Big Mick's idea of Tuncay as cover for Torres and would also like to propose Downing... proven Premiership player... there was talk of Spurs putting a bid in for the pair in the region of £18m... I think that is reasonable value for two decent players who would add depth to the squad and the team.
burjennio wrote:loopyliverpool wrote:I like Big Mick's idea of Tuncay as cover for Torres and would also like to propose Downing... proven Premiership player... there was talk of Spurs putting a bid in for the pair in the region of £18m... I think that is reasonable value for two decent players who would add depth to the squad and the team.
i dont think Tuncay has the phsyical attributes to cover Torres because I think that in that lone striker role you need a player strong, quick and athletic and Tuncay is certainly not a physical player. Of course we already have a player like that in Babel but unless he gets his head together and fullfils some of his potential it'll be another season of frustration for us all at the big Dutchman, unless he gets shipped out somewhere else.
john craig wrote:I don't think we're done in the transfer market yet this summer, but in answer to the thread opener I'm not overly enthusiastic about our business so far.
Pennant has gone on a free as expected and we got a few million for Leto which I suppose is alright. The only major deal obviously is Johnson for an extortionate fee of 17 mil (which I think everyone can admit is over the odds).
I hope Johnson is as good as Mick and a few others think he is, I really do. My gut feeling though is that we'll get poor value for money and while he'll look good against the also rans in the league, defensively he'll cost us in the big games. Hopefully he'll prove me wrong though and I'll give the lad a chance to prove himself before writing him off.
The speculation over the futures of Mascherano and Alonso has for me put a real dampener on this transfer window and we still have not had either player come out and tell us they're staying. I also think that it's essential that we bring in another striker because when Torres doesn't play we're really stuck for options, we have to do something about that in this window and it's been very quiet on that front so far.
For me the main positive is that our rivals seem to be struggling to strengthen too. Valencia and Owen are no Ronaldo and Tevez, while Chelsea have not really strengthened and Arsenal have added Vermailen, a good centre half by most accounts but unproven in the Premiership. City will be stronger, but they still haven't sorted their defence or the wide positions which were their weaknesses last season, their squad is completely unbalanced at the moment and I can't see them challenging for the title.
Number 9 wrote:john craig wrote:I don't think we're done in the transfer market yet this summer, but in answer to the thread opener I'm not overly enthusiastic about our business so far.
Pennant has gone on a free as expected and we got a few million for Leto which I suppose is alright. The only major deal obviously is Johnson for an extortionate fee of 17 mil (which I think everyone can admit is over the odds).
I hope Johnson is as good as Mick and a few others think he is, I really do. My gut feeling though is that we'll get poor value for money and while he'll look good against the also rans in the league, defensively he'll cost us in the big games. Hopefully he'll prove me wrong though and I'll give the lad a chance to prove himself before writing him off.
The speculation over the futures of Mascherano and Alonso has for me put a real dampener on this transfer window and we still have not had either player come out and tell us they're staying. I also think that it's essential that we bring in another striker because when Torres doesn't play we're really stuck for options, we have to do something about that in this window and it's been very quiet on that front so far.
For me the main positive is that our rivals seem to be struggling to strengthen too. Valencia and Owen are no Ronaldo and Tevez, while Chelsea have not really strengthened and Arsenal have added Vermailen, a good centre half by most accounts but unproven in the Premiership. City will be stronger, but they still haven't sorted their defence or the wide positions which were their weaknesses last season, their squad is completely unbalanced at the moment and I can't see them challenging for the title.
Spot on Marty!!
john craig wrote:Number 9 wrote:john craig wrote:I don't think we're done in the transfer market yet this summer, but in answer to the thread opener I'm not overly enthusiastic about our business so far.
Pennant has gone on a free as expected and we got a few million for Leto which I suppose is alright. The only major deal obviously is Johnson for an extortionate fee of 17 mil (which I think everyone can admit is over the odds).
I hope Johnson is as good as Mick and a few others think he is, I really do. My gut feeling though is that we'll get poor value for money and while he'll look good against the also rans in the league, defensively he'll cost us in the big games. Hopefully he'll prove me wrong though and I'll give the lad a chance to prove himself before writing him off.
The speculation over the futures of Mascherano and Alonso has for me put a real dampener on this transfer window and we still have not had either player come out and tell us they're staying. I also think that it's essential that we bring in another striker because when Torres doesn't play we're really stuck for options, we have to do something about that in this window and it's been very quiet on that front so far.
For me the main positive is that our rivals seem to be struggling to strengthen too. Valencia and Owen are no Ronaldo and Tevez, while Chelsea have not really strengthened and Arsenal have added Vermailen, a good centre half by most accounts but unproven in the Premiership. City will be stronger, but they still haven't sorted their defence or the wide positions which were their weaknesses last season, their squad is completely unbalanced at the moment and I can't see them challenging for the title.
Spot on Marty!!
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