While I agree with everyone who thinks we'd need to be highly cautious with this (in the unlikely event that it's a goer), but if Moyes himself wanted it, then I'd back his judgement. As well as signing over the hill duds in the past, we've also signed players ostensibly on their way down, who got right back to 90-95% of their peak. Sometimes players can be on a roller coaster, with an up following a down in the right circumstances.
I'd quite like Grealish. He matured nicely for Villa and ran games for them. Pep perhaps didn't get full value from him. My worry is that, as with Sterling, City being happy to let him go might be a red flag that that he really isn't the player he was. Sterling's drop off is notable.
Grealish isn’t comparable to Alli. He was never at Grealish’s level. Grealish has skill, vision and terrific dribbling skills. He’s reasonably unique in today’s game of pure athletes.
They don’t have the money. They are more likely to need to sell, especially as they missed out on the Champions League.
I'll go to war for Declan rice mate, the day he leaves we're finished as an institutionYou're a pair of filthy animals, yer know that, lads?!
He's no Declan Rice though, mate...
I think Jack's more of a Tet's player, plus Pep would sell him to his old amigo for a reasonable price.
Rice is a Moyes player, through and through. You should send him our way.
You mean you'd be cooked, as in 'overcooked' if the Rice left?!
You know what, if he's willing to take a huge pay cut and be a team player, then why the hell not?!?
You must be joking. Grealish has never had seasons like Deli did at Spurs. People thought he was genuinely a generational player when he was early twenties. I don't really remember ever seeing Grealish beat a man or play a key pass. He does win free kicks though.
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