Alex Telles

[the wes 7,212]

3 minutes ago, Ledgi said:

If you think this compassion can give you an answer:

Interesting and Alex Telles has played lesser games than Alonso in them stats 

[lucio 5,418]

someone mentioned on here, that telles is better in attack than sandro

[Alabama 1,992]

7 minutes ago, lucio said:

someone mentioned on here, that telles is better in attack than sandro

Absolutely...especially this present season which he has been on very good form though last season was remarkable as well for him....he got highest amount of assists in Europe as a left back...only aspect Sandro is better is taking on opponents...

[jernej93 569]

We also have to consider that Alex Telles is playing left back while Marcos Alonso is wingback or pretty much winger 

[mccg 1,528]

Hope we get some decent lb/lwb 4 sure , a striker on loan or winger and decent January sales me thinks kerching kerching!

[Jase 43,479]

 

 

[Dimitr 488]

Let’s take him in our team 

[the wes 7,212]

 

[the wes 7,212]

[Superblue 6,372]

4 minutes ago, the wes said:

The drop off in Alex Sandro this season is pretty worrying.

A failed transfer in the summer should be no excuse, he should knuckle down and carry on playing for the team who pays him until a deal is reached in a subsequent transfer window, similar to Coutinho.

[manpe 10,861]

9 hours ago, the wes said:

Portuguese league, Matic was one of the best there, that says enough. Not saying he's a bad player, but comparisons like that don't show much.

[Thor 2,689]

4 hours ago, manpe said:

Portuguese league, Matic was one of the best there, that says enough. Not saying he's a bad player, but comparisons like that don't show much.

Matic was the best at his position in the league when he switched here too. 

[manpe 10,861]

Matic was the best at his position in the league when he switched here too. 

Yeah the honeymoon period, but it didn't last.

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[Tomo 21,751]

7 hours ago, manpe said:

Portuguese league, Matic was one of the best there, that says enough. Not saying he's a bad player, but comparisons like that don't show much.

I said it also in the Sandro thread but i'm not quite sure why the Portuguese League has such a reputation, it arguably has the biggest success rate in terms of players moving to the "big" leagues (and that includes players going from one major league to another). The latest arrival from those shores is changing almost everyone's perception of goalkeeping.

It only seems to be the economic situation in Portugal that holds back that league, imagine Portugal with our TV deals allowing Porto, Sporting and Benfica to keep all the top stars they have produced (before even factoring in players they could buy)? They former two especially would be serious candidates to win the CL every single season.

[manpe 10,861]

2 minutes ago, Tomo said:

I said it also in the Sandro thread but i'm not quite sure why the Portuguese League has such a reputation, it arguably has the biggest success rate in terms of players moving to the "big" leagues (and that includes players going from one major league to another). The latest arrival from those shores is changing almost everyone's perception of goalkeeping.

It only seems to be the economic situation in Portugal that holds back that league, imagine Portugal with our TV deals allowing Porto, Sporting and Benfica to keep all the top stars they have produced (before even factoring in players they could buy)? They former two especially would be serious candidates to win the CL every single season.

Yes, as I said I did not say he was automatically a bad player because of it, I'm aware of the prodigies that have come from Portugal. I simply said that showing superior numbers to players playing in tougher leagues doesn't show much in comparison to their qualities.