Furis wrote: ↑28 Jan 2024, 16:39 Antonio Nusa nebus. Sako kad jaunuolis pasirinko Brentford dėl žaidimo laiko. Spurs ITK sako, kad tarp Spurs ir Brugge buvo tik 1 meetas ir po jo dirbo tik agentas, bet ne klubai. Tai nžn kur tiesa, bet šitas talentas keliauja į Brentford už 30mln, nors atvyks tik vasarą. Labai rizikinga investicija jiems, bet tikiuosi kad korta paeis

[Ornstein] Bayern and Tottenham are among the sides to have made their admiration for Aston Villa midfielder Jacob Ramsey (21) clear.

Suitors believe offers above £50million (€58m) will at least be contemplated by Villa who need to raise funds before the end of June to stay compliant with profit.

Richarlison and Johnson were targeted for the same reason that Spurs hold a long-standing interest in Chelsea’s Conor Gallagher; Levy knows where there is value in the hyperinflated English market, and it is in suitable players at rival clubs which need to sell to balance the books.

The likes of Newcastle and Villa may argue that PSR only benefits the established top clubs, stifling ambition and entrenching the cartel of the so-called “big six”.

Levy, however, can point out that Tottenham have not always been among England’s established elite this century. Instead, Spurs have worked their way to this place in the food chain by years of prudent expenditure.

Rival fans will gleefully point out that there is no trophy for winning the financial fair play league, although if there was, Spurs would probably be favourites every season.

Supporters of many other clubs would love to be in Spurs’ position today, however — clear of the threat of sanctions and looking to spend ambitiously — suggesting Levy’s model is paying off.

reyu wrote: ↑12 Jan 2024, 09:54

Furis wrote: ↑11 Jan 2024, 18:20 Nesinori kad taptų memu kaip Maguire

Que? Siūlyčiau įsirašyti naujausią GPS update, nes sistema senais routes važinėja. Maguire turėtų būti pavyzdys kaip galima savo karjerą gražinti tame pačiame klube.

Phect wrote: ↑10 Jan 2024, 14:07 Dar saldžiau turėtų būti dėl to kad transferas įvyko nepaisant to, jog agentas ryškiai pushino judesį link Bayerno.

hippo wrote: ↑11 Jan 2024, 22:53 O nereikėtų bent pažiūrėt kaip naujokams seksis ant žolės, prieš vertinant puikiai?

• Werner paimtas kaip patikrintas variantas, teoriškai tinkantis treneriuko taktikoms, ir visa tai padaryta finansiškai saugiuose rėmuose. Plius, reikėjo žaidėjo į ataką, kuris pakamšytų skylę čia ir dabar, kai išvykęs Son ir su ilgom traumom sėdi Perisič/Solomon. Dabar atakoj yra Kulusevski-Richarlison-Johnson ir Gil ant suolo, kuris ryškiai nepatempia PL lygio. Greitai sutvarkytas transferas su aiškiu žaidėju ir viskas padaryta per vieną sausio savaitę - puikus dealas. Kad atakuotojas nepateisino savo kainos žaisdamas už Chelsea maikes jau irgi yra tam tikras folkloras

• Dragusin paimtas kaip ilgalaikis gynėjas +- užbaigiant CB linijos perstatymą. Gaus laiko jau dabar, dar daugiau laiko kitąmet (assuminant kad bus kažkuri Europa). Čia jau reikėjo ne skylę kamšyt, o žėt į ateitį, už ką ir sumokėta nemažai pinigų (25+5 eurais). Jei Bayernas dėjo už jį offerį ir siūlė dar daugiau pinigų nei Spurs, kažką tas irgi rodo.

Hi guys, not a Spurs fan (tho they're my fav team from Premier League if i had to choose one) but i'm Romanian so i've been watching and hearing about Dragusin's growth over the past 3-4 years, and since the news broke about him joining Tottenham i've been reading a few posts on here and r/soccer and was surprised to see that most people don't seem sold out on him yet.

He has the biggest Aerial Duels winrate in Serie A, and one of the lowest percentages of being dribbled past. He absolutely had Switzerland's attack on lock during the Euro Qualifiers group stage matches and his long passes are a thing of beauty. This guy is an absolute physical monster. Even Chiellini said he was disappointed about Juventus letting Dragusin leave, stating that "he is too talented physically to not succeed at a higher level" Oh and yeah, Paratici brought him to train with the first team so he can train and learn from Chiellini and Bonucci, which is huge.

His mentality and drive is also insane. At just 21 years old, with all the money (admittedly not that much) he's made from football, instead of partying, spending it on expensive luxuries or other things, he invested in the building of an apartment complex in his hometown, and frequently comes back in the country to check on the progress.

Also, during a brief period of scandal at the Romanian U21 team, where more players were accused of indecent behavior, being loud and disrespectful in an airport and on a plane, playing loud music and other things, he was one of the names being singled out as NOT being part of the problem, which i thought speaks about his character since it's easy to be influenced and want to be part of the "group" at such a young age

The only downside i can see to all this is the past example of Chiriches, which undoubtedly he'll get comparison to in case he does not impress from the first few games, and the high-line that Ange is playing in defence. He's not a slow defender, not even close. I'd say he's faster than the average CB but that highline is going to leave a lot of CBs exposed, but he has the capacity to adapt.

Overall, i'm not telling you to expect a Van Dijk, but i'd say he's the closest CB there is to his type, and honestly even if you pay the full 30m that Genoa wants, that's a steal. Treat our boy well!!