Vesper

if we cant get Icardi or Dybala, he is next on the list, then Jovic, then fuck knows

Yes, my parents had a flat on the Peak. I have been to Shenzhen multiple times. in my profile I have a pic of me in front of Choi Hung Estate from 2 years ago

I am a little bit of Chinese on my Bajan side, and lived in Hong Hong as a wee lass

shit, now I wan run down for breakfast, lolol

Barella or die Plus take a stab at Ryan Gravenberch, a BIG ONE

I love cow cod soup, it's one of the many food ting the yardies do right

6 month loan, I can live with that

Zero chance, he is too old, he turns 31 in 40 days

better than its bollocks!

Its the year of the pig as I have been posting (trainers, tunes etc) https://footwearnews.com/2018/focus/athletic-outdoor/nike-chinese-new-year-collection-2019-year-of-pig-1202724717/

They need someone to do the dirty work & Kante isn't within reach. I can think of 50 players I would take over Idrissa Gueye, plus he turns 30 a month into the season

I am 75% sure both will be

The big exodus: why are young English players moving abroad? https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/aug/15/exodus-young-english-players-moving-abroad-jonathan-panzo interesting article from August

CIES Football Observatory n°248 - 28/01/2019 Performance Shots per goal: Paris St-Germain most efficient team in Europe http://www.football-observatory.com/IMG/sites/b5wp/2018/248/en/ No team in the 35 European competitions surveyed needed as few shots to score as Paris St-Germain. The French side scored so far every 4.7 shots. According to the exclusive InStat data, this ratio was inferior to five for another big-5 league club only: Borussia Dortmund. The top three per league is available in issue number 248 of the CIES Football Observatory Weekly Post. The most efficient teams in the three remaining leagues of the big-5 are Barcelona (5.4 shots per goal), Arsenal (5.8) and Sampdoria (5.9). The highest figure among teams from the five major European leagues was recorded for Huddersfield Town: 17.3 shots per goal. The Premier League club must absolutely improve this statistics to avoid relegation. The most efficient team outside of the big-5 are the Swiss of BSC Young Boys (4.8), ahead of FC Midtjylland and PSV Eindhoven. On the contrary, Apollon Smyrnis (25.1), Hapoel Tel Aviv (21.1) and Arsenal Kyiv (20.7) were so far particularly inefficient. More performance data is available in the CIES Football Observatory Performance Atlas, as well as on demand. Average number of shots per goal scored Domestic league matches played between 01/07/2018 and 22/01/2019 - Data: InStat

I know nothing about him too far down in the weeds but did see this How a Welsh football star's 98th-minute goal landed couple a dream wedding at a Scottish castle Antoine Semenyo's goal secured more than just three points for his side https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/football/newport-semenyo-goal-dream-wedding-15576093

kryptonite ones

Arkadiy had less of an excuse age wise to know better. I was 14 when Sheva came in. He turned 19 a few weeks after Marin came in. Lolol

He turns 25 before next season starts and he is not even close to being a starter (or even a regular rotational CB) I am not impressed I think Sarri is a poor judge of talent and if not for Sarri, only market nerds and nerdettes like me would even know his name or much about him If you had went up to your average punter at McGettigan’s or Frankie's in March 2018 and started ranting about Rugani they would have been like 'Who mate???' LOLOL

Bookmark this prediction. He will been one of the stars at the 2022 WC. The Netherlands will have an insane MF. Great mix of a huge youth class mixed with old head experience Frenkie de Jong Ryan Gravenberch Donny van de Beek Pablo Rosario <<< watch him too, 22yo (just turn 2 weeks ago) really coming on strong (a CMF/DMF/CB , 1.88m) at PSV Georginio Wijnaldum Kevin Strootman Marten de Roon Carel Eiting Tonny Vilhena Jorrit Hendrix Guus Til Jean-Paul Boëtius Teun Koopmeiners

I think he will be good enough to start almost full-time in 2 or less years. He gives me same tingles as Mbappe in 2016. Time will tell, but since I joined this board he is the best U18 I have posted. He is 187cm and still growing too. I think he will top out at 191cm or so, same as Pogba. Watch his drive and dribbling, it's cray for a kid his age and height.

Ola is gone. Torino said they will exercise option to buy. I have mentioned this a few times before. Thanks board!! Ffs. Another real quality Chels youth gone to a foreign team. He has been massive this year every game I have seen (4). Especially the night he bossed CR7.

Andriy was an archetypal example of my 30yo and off the cliff paradigm. Turned 30 a month into the first season with us, and a combination of a much harder league, ageing process, and massive minutes for most of the previous 11 seasons did him in. The Vesper of 2018/19 would have been warning about the buy. At the time all a much younger me saw was the striker with the superb 1999-2006 Milan record. We all live and learn, lolol.

sound thinking especially the NO ALONSO part!!!!

Adrien Rabiot rejects Tottenham move and would rather join Liverpool https://metro.co.uk/2019/01/27/adrien-rabiot-rejects-tottenham-move-and-would-rather-join-liverpool-8399693/ Tottenham Hotspur have been dealt a transfer blow after they were rebuffed by Paris Saint-Germain exile Adrien Rabiot, with the Frenchman preferring a move to Liverpool. The PSG midfielder has been banished to the reserve team after refusing to sign a new contract, with his current deal expiring in six months, though a long-mooted move to Barcelona appears to have stalled after the Catalan side signed Frenkie de Jong. PSG would prefer to sell Rabiot now, rather than lose him for nothing, and, according to L’Equipe, Spurs made a late approach. The north Londoners were prepared to offer Rabiot a lucrative contract and signing-on fee, while Pochettino spoke to the 24-year-old in the week and guaranteed him a starting role. Rabiot’s former teammates, Serge Aurier and Lucas Moura, also tried to convince him, but his entourage have now officially declined a move. Rabiot sees Spurs as a step down from PSG, while Paris United also report that he has always seen himself joining Liverpool if he ever moved to the Premier League. The box-to-box midfielder supported the Reds as a child and modelled his game on Steven Gerrard, while he is a fan of Jurgen Klopp’s management. snip