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TheFinnFan
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He's off to gunners nailed on.
I love transfer rumours
Makes me jizz all day long
I love transfer rumours
Makes me jizz all day long
Hahahahaha!
I'd let him do it, if it meant we'd get him.
But we won't. I'm heading out to buy a euro millions ticket.
Blue for you
Player Valuation: £8m
forget about it, its not going to happen
Summerskin
Player Valuation: £35m
Don't see why he'd want to move.
Had a torrid few years moving from Holland to Madrid and then Milan, looks like he's finally settled in a good squad that has Champions League games every year and he's slotting like a madman, if they're prepared to offer him improved terms on a new contract then he'd be mad to leave, for fear of doing what he did in the past.
If he came here though i'd be like this...
Had a torrid few years moving from Holland to Madrid and then Milan, looks like he's finally settled in a good squad that has Champions League games every year and he's slotting like a madman, if they're prepared to offer him improved terms on a new contract then he'd be mad to leave, for fear of doing what he did in the past.
If he came here though i'd be like this...
AggieToffee
Player Valuation: £1m
I know that this him coming here is far-fetched at best...but SURELY dm has to play a 4-4-2 if we had both of them?! Not that I think the 4-5-1/4-4-1-1 is horrible. But a sliver lining could be that Felli is pushed back to partner with Gibbo/Ossie?
Christiffa25
Player Valuation: £35m
4-4-2???
For the love of god!!!!!!!!!!!........
Utd have Rooney and RVP and yet STILL don't play a 4-4-2...
Doesn't that tell u something??? 4-4-2 died years ago.
TheFinnFan
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Jacko93
Player Valuation: £40m
People need to realise that 4-4-2 is an outdated, stale, defensive formation. It has no fluidity. If you need to solidify, and shore up your defense, then you play a 4-4-2, cause it helps create familiarity throughout the squad, people have a position and stick to it. It's a good formation for a coach new to his team, good to help a coach see what his players can do while still playing it fairly safe.
4-4-2 is dead (mostly used in Internationals).
AggieToffee
Player Valuation: £1m
That's fair (I'm realatively new to the whole football thing, meaning <4 years), but in that case, how does he play them both? Surely, if he had Huntelaar and Jealvic, they both start every game that they are fit...so does it become a 4-5-1? If so, who plays behind who? Help me out here, this is a genuine question. haha
Simple, one would have to sit! Bring both on when we need a goal.
But of course this is never happening. He has no reason to join us.
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £40m
For me, I dont think you would play them both. This is how I see it
Jelavic Good Points
Boss slotter
Grafter
Good Positional Sense
Jelavic Bad points
Slow Accelaration, though not too shabby when he's moving
Poor Passing Range.
Can get lost when working the channels, lose the ball.
Huntelaar Good Points
Boss Slotter
Can dig from outside the box
Good Positional Sense
Huntelaar Bad Point
Work Rate
(I'm only putting one cause I think its the most important in my argument)
For me, with the way that these two players would play together, Niether are suited to playing in a position behind the striker, they are there purely to score goals, they both need to be supplied rather than the supplier. If we played them together, I can't help but think that they would be standing on each others toes. Also I think it would take a place on the pitch off somebody who cando the work outside of the box, run at the defence, and maybe score a few of his own aswell (Mirallas).
In conclusion, it can only be Huntellar (29), OR Jelavic (27), and we already have Jelavic, and will have him for a longer period.
I could be wrong though...........................
Anyone who mentions Yann M'Villa shall be given a swift wake up slap. Look at the catastrophic fall he has gone through.
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