You could sell him and bring him back in again!
Really, no need to thank me. I like to share my genius around.
Stunning suggestionPirlo's Beard wrote: ↑21 Dec 2018, 13:36You could sell him and bring him back in again!
Really, no need to thank me. I like to share my genius around.
Thanks. I'm really surprised more managers don't own him. There is the rotation issue of course but when fully fit he is clearly first choice. I suppose some were put off by the Asian Cup coming up but I think that was overthinking it. People will be on MNU mids now so he'll still be a nice differential for the next 4 games.
Merry Xmas to you too mate.Nabs Kebabs wrote: ↑25 Dec 2018, 04:43 I considered Ings for Wilson but after West Ham at home, he's got City then Chelsea and Leicester both away. That was enough to put me off him. And I think my RMT blog has covered Kane and and Auba enough I think having both is ideal.
Merry christmas and good luck
Doesn’t surprise me. Mina over Kolašinac on the other hand...shmiro wrote:What’s your reasoning for going WB over Kola?
ARS have conceded 15 goals away. BHA have scored in every home premiership game this season.
Yep. That is the real decision. I've gone with Mina both because I think he has a slightly better chance of a CS but also because BUR are 2nd only to NEW for the number of headed goal attempts conceded. I also think that after the Spurs hammering EVE may be more defensively minded this GW. It probably won't matter anyway as one of my players is likely to be rested.
You are winning the battle at the moment. I am still undecided whether to get Aubameyang back in GW21 or to invest in the MUN attack. I am also keeping an eye on Alonso.Jameselaprendi wrote: ↑25 Dec 2018, 22:01 Me again.
Having been essentially identical lineups and identical scores, we’ve faced similar (identical) decisions and made some different calls. I won’t recount it all but I have mulled over almost everything you’ve described - going back a few weeks even.
Our key differences now are:
Hazard, Sterling, Ings
vs
Aubam, Martial, Alonso
I’d rather have your 3 season long but I’m happy enough with my 3 in medium term (e.g. 5 games). I just felt I’d miss Auba in 2 weeks time and I’ve bought into the Man U resurgence (and fixtures). I’m also happy to wait pick up Ings at a later date (after some tough fixtures / see if he stays fit), and also ready to give up Sterling. Don’t like carrying expensive off-form players with iffy fixtures. Even if that’s a highly dubious diagnosis.
Really wish I had Hazard. I would’ve have had him (and Ings) instead of Aubameyang if it wasn’t an extra transfer this week. Feel like I might regret not being bold. And/or ditching Sterling.
It does all feel a bit of a lottery of regret at the moment.
I’m sure we will both end up regretting not having Salah.
Being rested is the least of the Alderweireld's owner's concerns .Toby hasn't signed a new contract yet and probably won't. He is basically persona non grata and was being frozen out until Sanchez, Vertonghen, Foyth, Dier and Davies picked up injuries. That's everybody who can play CB at Spurs. If he signed a new contract then he'd still be a rotation risk but if he doesn't then either expect him to be sold this window or frozen out again once others are fit.
Yeah, this is what happened as far as I know?Ruth_NZ wrote:You know that Spurs have exercised a 12-month extension for Toby? He is now contracted to 2020 but with a 25m release fee in the summer.
Yep. He's also had an offer on the table for the last 18 months. Poch had to beg Levy to give Toby the deal he wanted and when Levy caved Toby moved the goalposts and demanded more. Everyone was very pissed off with Toby who seems to have burned his bridges. Levy won't sell him unless he gets the fee he wants but that doesn't mean that Poch will play him unless he has to.
I think most managers would prefer your line-up. I'm not sure that I wouldn't be one of them .
I hope you will prosper from this decision! I can only agree on the fact that SOU looked completely drained of energy vs WHU, frustratingly they still managed to put one in, so Sane was also one I considered going with. It will be interesting to see if Pep goes with Sterling and Sane once again, I personally think he will.dod wrote: ↑29 Dec 2018, 14:12 In the end however I put the armband on Sane . This may appear a crazy choice given MCI's poor form and Pep roulette and the possibility that he could be playing as a left back . I do have my reason's however. Firstly, Sane already has a goal and two assists against the Saints in the reverse fixture this season. Obviously that was when Hughes managed SOU and things are very different now but Sane's confidence should be high given their previous meeting. The second is that I watched the match against WHM and SOU look absolutely knackered . Apparently Hassenhutl has been working them very hard on the training pitch and with fixture congestion it looks like it may have caught up with them and their players are running on fumes. SOU have had a days less rest than MCI and have a far thinner squad. Good luck trying a high press against MCI with tired players. All the captaincy options this GW seem to have pros and cons. Sane for me has the biggest upside and is *cough* the most volatile option .