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Ramos hints at new big changes in summer

batigol

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Q8, what it actually means is that he expects every player to give 100% in every game. You can read several things into this—anyone who doesn't give 100% is out, for starters—but I don't see big changes there.

Well, it depends on whether they wake up from their post-carling cup slumber as they have clearly not been giving 100% since then. If they sleep till season end then you can very well expect big changes. No point in keeping a team that remains happily ever after when they have only won 1 cup.

I see midfield as a key area of change in the summer and shifting out of some deadweights.
 

C0YS

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Well, it depends on whether they wake up from their post-carling cup slumber as they have clearly not been giving 100% since then. If they sleep till season end then you can very well expect big changes. No point in keeping a team that remains happily ever after when they have only won 1 cup.

I see midfield as a key area of change in the summer and shifting out of some deadweights.

Well they seem to be playing quite well today!!
 

sundancer

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Do not think big changes are needed, we have to do something about a D.M and another striker thugh.
 

chinaman

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I seem to remember the club got a sprint coach to help with Alfie Conn in the past, and Hoddle also had an athletic coach for a short while. Why not get one in to train Hudd over the summer to improve on his running and turning technique.
 

Kendall

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Do not think big changes are needed, we have to do something about a D.M and another striker thugh.

I see your point about midfield... but striker? we already have a proven quality goalscorer warming the bench, why would we need another?
 

SpurSince57

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Well, it depends on whether they wake up from their post-carling cup slumber as they have clearly not been giving 100% since then. If they sleep till season end then you can very well expect big changes. No point in keeping a team that remains happily ever after when they have only won 1 cup.

I see midfield as a key area of change in the summer and shifting out of some deadweights.

Two games?
 

clint

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Well, it depends on whether they wake up from their post-carling cup slumber as they have clearly not been giving 100% since then. If they sleep till season end then you can very well expect big changes. No point in keeping a team that remains happily ever after when they have only won 1 cup.

I see midfield as a key area of change in the summer and shifting out of some deadweights.

well the hudd is defo a dead weight.

ah yeah, with those killer passes..

mmmm.yeah baby:)
 
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