[Albion] Rafael Santos Borré

[Change at Barnham]

Is he any better than Andone ?

I'd imagine his cruciate will be stronger.

 

[SeagullinExile]

A magnificent word. Never seen it before though.

Play Football Manager and you can learn all about it - That's what I did

 

[Barham's tash]

Can't say I had. But with the help of Google I've found a lovely description:

Essentially, a trequartista is a playmaker who operates behind the front line but in front of the midfield. Literally translated from Italian, it means 'three quarters'. A typical trequartista will possess great creativity and agility, as well as boasting an envious passing range, ball control and eye for goal.

It’s quite an apt description for what G Pott wants our front line to be don’t you think? (When you spell it right of course *cough*)

 

[Change at Barnham]

It’s quite an apt description for what G Pott wants our front line to be don’t you think? (When you spell it right of course *cough*)

Definition: Adam Trequartista Lallana

 

[Farehamseagull]

Can't say I had. But with the help of Google I've found a lovely description:

Essentially, a trequartista is a playmaker who operates behind the front line but in front of the midfield. Literally translated from Italian, it means 'three quarters'. A typical trequartista will possess great creativity and agility, as well as boasting an envious passing range, ball control and eye for goal.

The wonderful Francesco Totti [emoji7] is one of the best examples.

 

[Super Steve Earle]

Can't say I had. But with the help of Google I've found a lovely description:

Essentially, a trequartista is a playmaker who operates behind the front line but in front of the midfield. Literally translated from Italian, it means 'three quarters'. A typical trequartista will possess great creativity and agility, as well as boasting an envious passing range, ball control and eye for goal.

Sounds a bit like Trossard in his current form

 

[albionalbino]

He's only young and with a few solid games under his belt, he'll find his feet nicely.

Your last sentence explains why a loan would be a good thing. He's worth keeping as he has bags of potential but let him have a season of starting and scoring regularly then pushing on with us. Time is on his and our side.

 

[Lurchy]

Now being linked with Watford.

 

[Mellotron]

5'7''

FOR ****s SAKE

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Now being linked with Watford.

Watford in the great position of knowing which league they are in next season and stealing a march on making signings.

 

[macbeth]

Watford in the great position of knowing which league they are in next season and stealing a march on making signings.

I'd be very surprised if our league position at the moment is stopping us from making a move on the signings we want

 

[blue-shifted]

5'7''

FOR ****s SAKE

It could by Tyrion Lanister for all I care as long as he doesn't scuff every 8 yard shot he gets

 

[super-seagulls]

Watford in the great position of knowing which league they are in next season and stealing a march on making signings.

Is this a joke?
Do you really believe we are in any danger of relegation?

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Is this a joke?
Do you really believe we are in any danger of relegation?

Of course we are. There is still a small measure of jeopardy - at least before the Fulham v Burnley game tonight.

 

[blue-shifted]

Is this a joke?
Do you really believe we are in any danger of relegation?

Clearly not, but one of the advantages of being certain is that you can market yourself to prospective signings that you will certainly, rather than almost definitely be in the PL next season.

To me it's the strongest argument for wanting a Burnley win

 

[zefarelly]

5'7''

FOR ****s SAKE

I'm starting to believe you need a lot more money to buy a normal sized striker! I hadn't realised they were priced by height.

 

[Mellotron]

It could by Tyrion Lanister for all I care as long as he doesn't scuff every 8 yard shot he gets

Maupay
Connolly
Andone
Tau
Trossard

We don't need any more small attackers. We need a Glenn Murray. A Murray type means we can play more than one way. Sheff Utd was the perfect example. They knew exactly how to beat us because they knew EXACTLY what we would do, and we were powerless to counter it.

 

[blue-shifted]

Maupay
Connolly
Andone
Tau
Trossard

We don't need any more small attackers. We need a Glenn Murray. A Murray type means we can play more than one way. Sheff Utd was the perfect example. They knew exactly how to beat us because they knew EXACTLY what we would do, and we were powerless to counter it.

Hmm, maybe, but if we had a small striker who could finish crisply, we'd be so far out of sight in these games we wouldn't need to be making changes to the playing style.

 

[Hotchilidog]

Hmm, maybe, but if we had a small striker who could finish crisply, we'd be so far out of sight in these games we wouldn't need to be making changes to the playing style.

Totally agree. Having diminutive attackers does not seem to hurt Man City. Whilst it is true we have missed many chances this season, height has not been the main contributory factor. The big man up front, whilst not without its merits, is an outmoded concept at the top of the game. The best teams play the ball into the net. it's crisp passing carving out space in tight areas, or transitioning the ball quickly from one end of the pitch to the other that are becoming key components to success.

 

[dennis]

Tim Vicary just been on the radio talking about Borre says he’s going to Watford! We didn’t get a mention