@Leumaswazhere2 You always need more goals. There were games where a goal from him could've changed the scoreline and we get more points. Those margins are what will make us title challengers. Amad has it in him, I'm not worried about that. But more goals will always be necessary
Just a hunch that Hall is our next signing then theyโll wait for Rodri to go Madrid to make their move for Tchouameni. If Tchou fails, Baleba is back in the fold as the top target
@NishMadd18@adzvii Hence getting Hall in now. I'd argue he's currently the best LB it'll. Get him now with Shaw as his backup, and either loan Amass out again or keep him as a 3rd option to improve and learn off both of them
@svvl7vdor@PapaSayds Nah, not necessary to me. He had a solid season last time, and with the way things are going I don't see us signing a CB. He can be another option there. He's also still better than current Amass
@_nocturnal_rez@uncomptefan We don't need a ST or LW except if we sell Zirkzee, then maybe we can go for someone like Watkins. We definitely need a CB tho
@CloudyREDS Get me a CB, get me Sesko in 9. A bench of Cunha/Rashford, Mbeumo, Mount, Santos, Tielemans, Heaven, Martinez, Mazraoui, Shaw is proper to compete for the league
@TenaLion001@INCREDIBUUUUU Fernandes was a decoy and we didn't want to pay outrageous amount for him. Since all of us want to be saying rubbish. And yes, Tielemans is an absolute bargain. He starts for every midfield in the league
@p0nloe@CloudyREDS Not necessarily. It's not wanting to miss out on your top priority for the DM. Only issue is we should be going for players in other positions we need; LB, CB. That being said, they are likely working behind the scenes like the Santos and Tielemans deals without making noise
@iamnuel_ Yes you can hear his Igbo accent, but it's clearly still influenced by a British education. His diction sounds more British than the average Nigerian today
This was exactly how Nigerian accents sounded until we all started wanting to sound like the British and Americans.
This was Chinua Achebe and Wole Soyinka in 1964