Rubbish punchline.I don't understand.
What I mean is, if we secure them on contract extensions why do we see it as the equivalent of signing a player in the window?
Rubbish punchline.I don't understand.
What I mean is, if we secure them on contract extensions why do we see it as the equivalent of signing a player in the window?
It's taken far too long. Surely if he was such a boss Blue and actually wanted to stay he'd have signed it yonks ago?Seriously struggling to comprehend why more and more seem to be wanting to sell Leighton Baines.
Reasons ive seen include: His age, we could get up to £16mil for him, Oviedo is better...
Hes had a less formidable season so far granted, due to a mixture of us not playing every single attack down the left like last year and an injury.
Why are people forgetting that he's our most gifted player, and the best left back in Europe?
Oviedo has done great, but the lad was in last chance saloon. He played well, full of purpose and adrenalin, showing that in the case of a Baines injury were arent so bad off....but....
Baines possess far more quality on the ball
Baines reads the game better - a combination of talent and experience
Needless to say Baines out-does Oviedo on the dead-ball front
So to those that would play Oviedo - Im generally interested... why? Because hes quicker?!
Finally (forgive me), I have seen people pointing to the reason of 'how we were playing with Baines out'...
As stated above, we dont just have the left-hand side anymore as an attacking focus - so what did Oviedo in that month that we are now missing?
All seems a little bonkers to me, but I am intrigued as to what you think?
Seriously struggling to comprehend why more and more seem to be wanting to sell Leighton Baines.
Reasons ive seen include: His age, we could get up to £16mil for him, Oviedo is better...
Hes had a less formidable season so far granted, due to a mixture of us not playing every single attack down the left like last year and an injury.
Why are people forgetting that he's our most gifted player, and the best left back in Europe?
Oviedo has done great, but the lad was in last chance saloon. He played well, full of purpose and adrenalin, showing that in the case of a Baines injury were arent so bad off....but....
Baines possess far more quality on the ball
Baines reads the game better - a combination of talent and experience
Needless to say Baines out-does Oviedo on the dead-ball front
So to those that would play Oviedo - Im generally interested... why? Because hes quicker?!
Finally (forgive me), I have seen people pointing to the reason of 'how we were playing with Baines out'...
As stated above, we dont just have the left-hand side anymore as an attacking focus - so what did Oviedo in that month that we are now missing?
All seems a little bonkers to me, but I am intrigued as to what you think?
If Baines were to leave, we would have Oveido at LB, but if Oviedo was injured and out for a while who do we have left for back up at LB?
If Baines were to leave, we would have Oveido at LB, but if Oviedo was injured and out for a while who do we have left for back up at LB?
Why sell Baines when:
1. He's a top class player.
2. We already have a transfer surplus of around £25 million from the last couple of seasons which we are yet to see spent on players.
Why sell Baines when:
1. He's a top class player.
2. We already have a transfer surplus of around £25 million from the last couple of seasons which we are yet to see spent on players.
MACCA75;248670 We already have a transfer surplus of around £25 million from the last couple of seasons which we are yet to see spent on players.[/QUOTE said:I love that, a poster with a sense of humour. Better ask Bill!