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I’m waiting for the “we tried……but when the big boys come calling…”seems to be taking an age for this Clark deal to go through!
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I’m waiting for the “we tried……but when the big boys come calling…”seems to be taking an age for this Clark deal to go through!
At this level we are a “big boy”.I’m waiting for the “we tried……but when the big boys come calling…”
Bit harsh... he's dropping out out of the top flight for the first time through choice (once relegated) hoping to get promoted back to the top flight this season.Finally the replacement for JOC, a past his best 32 year old moving down the leagues. So excited.
Think we've had a few since McGrathLast Irish centre half we got and he was.37 wasn't bad ,
Our captain is 37.this year he isn't bad so at 32 the new lad is just in his prime
I really don’t understand why you hate this signing so muchFinally the replacement for JOC, a past his best 32 year old moving down the leagues. So excited.
Left footed centre backs are like gold dust.
Finally the replacement for JOC, a past his best 32 year old moving down the leagues. So excited.
I can't agree with any of that mateIf a player is that shit that they can't use both feet then they can fuck off
Pretty unenthused by this signing. Seems to be at best a rotational option that's going to consume too much wages
I can't agree with any of that mate
There are very few top class footballers who have top class left AND right foot.
Name me more than 5?
But if we are playing overlapping centre backs again then surely you want them in their preferred footI'm not saying they need to be the foot version of ambidextrous, I'm merely saying that "oh my god he's right footed he can't play left centre back we must have a left footer" is ridiculous thinking
Finally the replacement for JOC, a past his best 32 year old moving down the leagues. So excited.
I'm just a miserable bastard.I really don’t understand why you hate this signing so much![]()
But if we are playing overlapping centre backs again then surely you want them in their preferred foot
I'd have preferred us to sign a first choice LCB and have Robinson as back up.Who would you prefer Utd to have signed to cover LCB Smirth?
If they have to cut in they may well lose the opening/opportunity to progress the ball.It would be nice, but
a) that's an if
b) most of the time, if they've not cut back onto their better foot anyway, the following pass is trivial enough it can be made with either foot
It is ambifootrous.I'm not saying they need to be the foot version of ambidextrous,
It takes time to get the announcement video sorted!seems to be taking an age for this Clark deal to go through!
I'd have preferred us to sign a first choice LCB and have Robinson as back up.
Naby Sarr (free), Jarrad Branthwaite (loan), Luke McNally (permanent) are just three differing options I'd have much preferred us to go for. From those three I'd accept that Sarr may well be back up, but at least he'd be our player and on much lower wages.
Who would you prefer Utd to have signed to cover LCB Smirth?
Think he’ll be a solid signing so Not trying to be negative but I hope we aren’t wasting a loan on cover. I’d hope he’s here to start or I really don’t see the loan being worth it.
For the sake of argument we cover 40k a week of his wages, and pay a small loan fee say 200-300k. That’s going to cost the best part of 2.5m for a year.
If we are after cover we’d be better plucking a young player from league 1 - say the equivalent of the Ipswich lad we were looking at a few years back. If you paid a £1-2 mil for him and he was 10/15k a week it would be a similar outlay to that and the potential upside on top.
It is ambipedal.It is ambifootrous.
Definitely.
Clark is pretty much our player if we want him as he's on a free at the end of the year, but we have the advantage of playing less wages and being able to send him back if he gets injured long-termI'd have preferred us to sign a first choice LCB and have Robinson as back up.
Naby Sarr (free), Jarrad Branthwaite (loan), Luke McNally (permanent) are just three differing options I'd have much preferred us to go for. From those three I'd accept that Sarr may well be back up, but at least he'd be our player and on much lower wages.
Well I'm not sure how much Clark will cost, or how much Woolfenden would cost (if that is who you were referring to). However, the main difference in my eyes, is that Clark has played that vast majority of his career at Prem level whereas Woolfenden has been playing 2 levels below, has never played at a level higher than L1 and hasn't been picked up by any other Champ or Prem side.
If you look at it like that, the case for Clark would appear more convincing don't you think, even though he'd probably only be a solution for 1-3 years max?
Clark is better than all of those players. He's not ancient either.I'd have preferred us to sign a first choice LCB and have Robinson as back up.
Naby Sarr (free), Jarrad Branthwaite (loan), Luke McNally (permanent) are just three differing options I'd have much preferred us to go for. From those three I'd accept that Sarr may well be back up, but at least he'd be our player and on much lower wages.
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