Richarlison


Problem with Richalrison is his position on the pitch. He doesn’t have the pace or trickery to play out wide. So he’d have to play as the striker, but then we couldn’t play the way we have done to Calvert Lewin, arguably Beto is more effective with his pace onto the through balls.

He’s looked very good at timers for Brazil playing number 9 because the service into him has been so good, he’s unlikely to get that here.

I’d have him on loan or for a decent fee as he’s a versatile player who is a goal threat and can play right across the front but if we’re spending significant money for a first team player then not for me much as I like him.
 
Saint Domingo said:
Problem with Richalrison is his position on the pitch. He doesn’t have the pace or trickery to play out wide. So he’d have to play as the striker, but then we couldn’t play the way we have done to Calvert Lewin, arguably Beto is more effective with his pace onto the through balls.

He’s looked very good at timers for Brazil playing number 9 because the service into him has been so good, he’s unlikely to get that here.

I’d have him on loan or for a decent fee as he’s a versatile player who is a goal threat and can play right across the front but if we’re spending significant money for a first team player then not for me much as I like him.
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Him And Alcaraz in the 9 and 10, With ndiaye on the left and a new right winger could be interesting, but I’d prefer a more natural number 9
 

heatmeiser said:
100% yes

He's not injured, he just doesn't want to play for that joke of a club. Once he's back here and his head is in the right place again, he'll be back playing most games (and playing through a slight injury again like he did last time)
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This to a degree.

He always had minor injuries here, but played through them. He'd walk over glass to get on the pitch when he was here, and hated coming out of games.

You get the feeling he's not going the extra mile to get on the pitch there. Taking his time getting over minor injuries. I think he's a guy that needs to be be loved and he'll return the favor.

But yeah it's all about what he'll cost. I'd have no problem with him coming back if Moyes wanted him and the money was right
 
If he was as he used to be (or was better/fitter), then great, but he doesn't seem to be so, no. Moyes might even break him once and for all.
 
I loved Richy whilst he was here but he's been a terrible signing for Spurs , very rarely fit and not producing when he plays.

The romantic part of me thinks that a move back to where he was adored would be great and a fit , mobile and hungry Rich Alison in a 3 with Ndayie and Charly behind a quality striker would be a mouth watering prospect but let's be honest Richy can't just flick a switch and turn back the years and the injuries .

So sadly it's a no and that's without even looking at how expensive the deal would be .
 

Joey66 said:
His wages - treatment for how much time playing for us - thd poor lad had bad mental health problems which Spurs may have known about prior to doing a deal with us - doing a deal with Levi is dealing with thd devil!
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That is all de minimis for a Premier League club for half a season of football

Even one with the PSR problems we had/have
 

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