- Jun 29, 2003
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Tottenham are monitoring the situation with Marcus Edwards this summer as they attempt to keep on top of their homegrown issues.
Source: Football London
Source: Football London
I posted something very similar last week FS.God please no.
If this is the height of our ambition then Ange is wasting his time with us.
From the clubs perspective he does fill a slot and I've said this in other threads.I think to say it lacks ambition is a little short sighted. We're on the verge of losing a number HG players, and if we move on Solomon, he fills a home grown slot which is a benefit and also fills Solomon's somewhat empty boots. I very much doubt he's being seen as the messiah!
Do we have a RW in the academy that warrants it? We all know about Moore et al but not heard of one on the opposite flank.From the clubs perspective he does fill a slot and I've said this in other threads.
For my money though, Fuck filling slots! if they need filling then fill them with youth players, and not journeymen players we won't be able to shift in 2 years time.
Regardless, the answer isn't to buy a player that just fills a gap.Do we have a RW in the academy that warrants it? We all know about Moore et al but not heard of one on the opposite flank.
I do agree but I guess I see Edwards as a bit more than a journeyman squad filler. I see an ex player who has talent and has been successful in a different country and who COULD be a smart piece of business.Regardless, the answer isn't to buy a player that just fills a gap.
If a RW is that important then buy one as good as we can get and use the youth to fill out other positions. It always costs us more than it saves us.
How successful? Normally when we get linked to players from Portugal it's because they are the standouts there. He's been better than average for sure but has Marcus Edwards ever been a truly stand out player in Portugal? Not for my money.I do agree but I guess I see Edwards as a bit more than a journeyman squad filler. I see an ex player who has talent and has been successful in a different country and who COULD be a smart piece of business.
He was good in the CL group stageHow successful? Normally when we get linked to players from Portugal it's because they are the standouts there. He's been better than average for sure but has Marcus Edwards ever been a truly stand out player in Portugal? Not for my money.
Regardless, the answer isn't to buy a player that just fills a gap.
If a RW is that important then buy one as good as we can get and use the youth to fill out other positions. It always costs us more than it saves us.
Even. More of a bargain thenEdwards hasn’t even been starting for them this year.
Edwards hasn’t even been starting for them this year.
So was the theme tune...He was good in the CL group stage
I think to say it lacks ambition is a little short sighted. We're on the verge of losing a number HG players, and if we move on Solomon, he fills a home grown slot which is a benefit and also fills Solomon's somewhat empty boots. I very much doubt he's being seen as the messiah!
Not when they're replacing a player they're better than who isn't homegrown it's not.Perhaps if we go by the theory that "he fills a home grown slot" we may as well call Crouch to dust off his boots.
Filling slots with players who cannot even get a start at the club they are at is amazingly naïve.
Or BalePerhaps if we go by the theory that "he fills a home grown slot" we may as well call Crouch to dust off his boots.
Filling slots with players who cannot even get a start at the club they are at is amazingly naïve.