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Sanchez to Monaco
Tosin to Spurs
Dier to Fulham.
Everybody wins
Not convinced tosin is better than Sanchez though?
Sanchez to Monaco
Tosin to Spurs
Dier to Fulham.
Everybody wins
"can i still have my wages paid into a Monaco bank account please for....reasons"Except Tosin, who doesn’t really want to come here.
"can i still have my wages paid into a Monaco bank account please for....reasons"
I’m not either but it would replace a non-homegrown with a homegrown.Not convinced tosin is better than Sanchez though?
If we make money off it also, I guess it makes sense but not really an inspiring signing that will push us onI’m not either but it would replace a non-homegrown with a homegrown.
Not convinced tosin is better than Sanchez though?
Sanchez is stronger and potentially quicker but Tosin is far better on the ball and still has good speed. He would be a nice option behind Romero, with potential to get much better. Sanchez has hit his ceiling whereas Tosin has a ways to go and their "floors" are probably around the same at this point.
Totally agree, I'm fine with keeping Sanchez at this point simply down to fit in the system. He could do well under Ange, as long as he keeps it simple when he's on the ball.I'd be happy to keep Sanchez in this high line system. Him and Adarabioyo would fix us up at CB for depth imo and we could let Dier and Tanganga go.
Ange's tactics require him not to play it simpleTotally agree, I'm fine with keeping Sanchez at this point simply down to fit in the system. He could do well under Ange, as long as he keeps it simple when he's on the ball.
I think the new tactics demand that several players 'show' for the ball at all times (especially playing out from the back), which imo makes life much easier for a player like Sanchez. His problem, imo, is when he's on the ball,looks up and sees no pass on, and then has opponents closing on him, that's when he panics and makes a mistake - that shouldn't happen under Ange (obviously it's bound to happen on the odd occasion cos we won't be perfect all the time !)Ange's tactics require him not to play it simple
Yup, although our CBs didn't deserve to be defended last year the options for them to pass to when on the ball was atrocious. Thankfully we actually have movement now and willing relieversI think the new tactics demand that several players 'show' for the ball at all times (especially playing out from the back), which imo makes life much easier for a player like Sanchez. His problem, imo, is when he's on the ball,looks up and sees no pass on, and then has opponents closing on him, that's when he panics and makes a mistake - that shouldn't happen under Ange (obviously it's bound to happen on the odd occasion cos we won't be perfect all the time !)
Yep.gonna make a huge difference to anyone playing there having 2, 3 or even 4 options as opposed to maybe one as our central midfielders stand behind the attackersYup, although our CBs didn't deserve to be defended last year the options for them to pass to when on the ball was atrocious. Thankfully we actually have movement now and willing relievers
Tosin is 1 year younger than Sanchez can't see that making a big difference in ceiling. We've seen Sanchez at his worst and seen some good stuff from him these year. Cant see how Tosin is a big step up from Sanchez playing to a good level.Sanchez is stronger and potentially quicker but Tosin is far better on the ball and still has good speed. He would be a nice option behind Romero, with potential to get much better. Sanchez has hit his ceiling whereas Tosin has a ways to go and their "floors" are probably around the same at this point.
Fluffers?Yup, although our CBs didn't deserve to be defended last year the options for them to pass to when on the ball was atrocious. Thankfully we actually have movement now and willing relievers
Sanchez is stronger and potentially quicker but Tosin is far better on the ball and still has good speed. He would be a nice option behind Romero, with potential to get much better. Sanchez has hit his ceiling whereas Tosin has a ways to go and their "floors" are probably around the same at this point.
While they might be of similar age profile, the direction of improvement is also important. This is Sanchez 6th season at Spurs and he has failed to make a significant year on year improvement in all of the previous seasons. Saying that Davinson suits this system better than previous ones might well be true, but it's very similar to saying that Dier suited being in the middle of Conte's back three. It might play to their respective strenghts, but it usually doesn't take long until the lack of quality shows.Tosin is 1 year younger than Sanchez can't see that making a big difference in ceiling. We've seen Sanchez at his worst and seen some good stuff from him these year. Cant see how Tosin is a big step up from Sanchez playing to a good level.
Both are much of a muchness. Neither are the quality of someone like a Tapsoba that we were linked to and we should be trying to raise the bar not sign mediocrity.
Tosin was statistically the fastest CB in the league last season at 34.8km/h. Saliba was second and Issa Diop third.
Tosin is 1 year younger than Sanchez can't see that making a big difference in ceiling. We've seen Sanchez at his worst and seen some good stuff from him these year. Cant see how Tosin is a big step up from Sanchez playing to a good level.
Both are much of a muchness. Neither are the quality of someone like a Tapsoba that we were linked to and we should be trying to raise the bar not sign mediocrity.