Transfer Rumour Tyler Dibling

[SJB]

He looked very direct and his dribbling style was kind of unconventional and a bit leggy

Seems to have all the arritibutes needed to be given the number 9 shirt.

 

[Scrubs02]

Language, mate. Never said he isn't good, he just does not play like Thierry Henry. You yourself admitted to not liking football and rarely watching it so your confidence in your scouting abilities seems quite dubious...

You can bring any Everton player from the mid 90s onwards to me and I'll tell you what I think. Best player I've ever seen is kancheskis..probably followed by Cahill. And Distin and Howard were bang average. And jagielka was massively underrated

 

[Scrubs02]

Seems to have all the arritibutes needed to be given the number 9 shirt.

I said in my original posts that his goalscoring don't look that good

 

[Eggs]

Unfortunately people have short memories

Up until 2012/13 we were the 4th most successful club in the country, then Chelsea with their billionaire owner and Man City with their Arab owner bought success and eventually overtook us

We are the literal definition of a sleeping giant club

….too much is made of these ‘who’s the biggest club’ debates. I’d have one simple test, compare how many pages/posts are in their forums summer transfer threads.

 

[Nymzee]

Today’s the day

 

[Miked1e]

Plan B - grealish and Sterling on loan

Spend the 40 mil on a rolls royce centre mid instead

More like plan Z if we are considering Sterling on loan.

We should be going nowhere near him.

 

[Nymzee]

For nothing to happen

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

Unfortunately people have short memories

Up until 2012/13 we were the 4th most successful club in the country, then Chelsea with their billionaire owner and Man City with their Arab owner bought success and eventually overtook us

We are the literal definition of a sleeping giant club

More like the literal definition of perennial relegation candidates.

I keep telling you people history counts for nothing with the modern football supporter.

 

[Marius57]

I wouldn't compare Branthwaite with Gordon. JB was a starter, and as quoted a "Rolls Royce". He's got pace, strength and also finds the goal which is amazing for a CB.

Gordon wasn't, can't remember but I think his only meaningful goal was a deflection against United? Refused to train to force a sale too.

I agree that there is different levels. But I bet if branthwaite left, there would be load of comments talking him down (depending on which club he went to).

 

[Eggs]

More like plan Z if we are considering Sterling on loan.

We should be going nowhere near him.

….Sterling is so superior to Grealish but was hugely disappointing at Arsenal last season, it’d be a leap of faith if he’s still has the hunger to play. What a player Sterling has been.

 

[Miked1e]

….Sterling is so superior to Grealish but was hugely disappointing at Arsenal last season, it’d be a leap of faith if he’s still has the hunger to play. What a player Sterling has been.

Sterling is poor and has been for some time…. 30+…. Would not bother being here…

Exactly the type of player we have signed in recent times and should be avoided.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

….Sterling is so superior to Grealish but was hugely disappointing at Arsenal last season, it’d be a leap of faith if he’s still has the hunger to play. What a player Sterling has been.

Sterling checked out before he left City.

He's just going through the motions at the minute.

 

[jazzy]

….Sterling is so superior to Grealish but was hugely disappointing at Arsenal last season, it’d be a leap of faith if he’s still has the hunger to play. What a player Sterling has been.

Prime Sterling against Prime Grealish , I'd agree Eggs.

However Sterling's form , desire and / or fitness has dropped off the edge of a cliff.

Grealish , on the other hand seems to have had all the flair and ability to go past a defender coached out of him.

 

[DanB90]

Apparently he’s Southamptons biggest talent since Theo Walcott

 

[Eggs]

Prime Sterling against Prime Grealish , I'd agree Eggs.

However Sterling's form , desire and / or fitness has dropped off the edge of a cliff.

Grealish , on the other hand seems to have had all the flair and ability to go past a defender coached out of him.

….Grealish generally stands his full backs up before going past them which often makes it difficult for strikers to time their runs to get in front of the CB. He rarely gets 6-yard tap ins when the ball comes from the opposite flank, not busting a gut to get in goalscoring positions.

He’s a talented footballer, no doubt, but he’s never been for me. I loved Sterling but agree he could well have lost his appetite for playing (his record at City is extraordinary).

If we acquire Grealish, I’m ok with it but him and Dewsbury-Hall wouldn’t have been on my shopping list.