Would you sell him to another PL club for say £20 mill.
Would you sell him to another PL club for say £20 mill.
I'd keep him and send Barry on his way
He's given Konate & Van Dijk a torrid time a good couple of times in Derbys
Beto has 7 PL goals and Barry 6 Pl goals this season 9so far) thats 13 PL goals from the no 9 position.
Would we get more from selling one of them and dropping £30 mill on say Delap and just playing him all the time......he got 12 last year for Ipswich.
What about offering Beto a new contract.......
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7+6=13 but apart from that I agree
I think Beto has averaged a goal around every 190 minutes this season (7 goals) and 180 minutes last season (8 goals).
Appreciate he isn't just the full package but just play him in every game until a better striker is signed.
Beto should be licking his lips for this weekend.
He’s not good enough to be our starting forward next season (nor is Barry), but he has the opportunity to show he’s a useful backup.
He’s not good enough to be our starting forward next season (nor is Barry), but he has the opportunity to show he’s a useful backup.
What chance has Beto got against the best central defender in world football, ever? Hardly worth playing a striker.
twoblue
Player Valuation: £35m
That’s an interesting take. Prob an advantage having two options chippingnin, makes it harder to plan how to play against each player.
We have dropped 50m between them but there is no guarentee we could attaract a 50m player who would get 15+ goals a season.
Never thought of it like that before.
Admittidely two wages to pay
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
But Beto also has strengths that are perhaps not celebrated enough. He is tall at 6ft 4in (194cm), quick and strong, and brings an element of unpredictability that makes him tough for opposition defenders to read.
He often finds himself in advantageous positions in front of goal and boasts the fifth-highest expected goals per 90 total (0.54) in the league this season, up on last season’s 0.46. He is fourth among starting strikers in the Premier League for xG per shot.
Thank you Kevin.
He often finds himself in advantageous positions in front of goal and boasts the fifth-highest expected goals per 90 total (0.54) in the league this season, up on last season’s 0.46. He is fourth among starting strikers in the Premier League for xG per shot.
Thank you Kevin.
Give him a double serving of Ready Brek with two bananas and a good scoop of cocoa powder for breakfast, then let him release those carbs all over the faces of Virgin and Konate later on.
