Nice article. Just a little reminder, though, that we have a dedicated thread for that.
It’s clear Lambert had identified the same weaknesses in the side that we had in the stands, with 2 creative midfielders, a holding anchor-man, another option at centre half and 2 players able to play at left back being brought in.All seem capable of being first teamers for top 10 teams, and all have played for their respective countries. For a spend kept to seven digits, that’s far more than I’d hoped for, and to me at least – a good indicator of the progression the club is trying to make.Wrote a transfer window verdict on my Villa blog here: http://chipsticksvilla.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/summer-2014-transfer-roundup.html
Quote from: Legion on September 04, 2014, 07:24:42 PMNice article. Just a little reminder, though, that we have a dedicated thread for that.Crap. I did know that and normally post it in there, sorry.
Quote from: Chipsticks on September 04, 2014, 07:23:39 PMIt’s clear Lambert had identified the same weaknesses in the side that we had in the stands, with 2 creative midfielders, a holding anchor-man, another option at centre half and 2 players able to play at left back being brought in.All seem capable of being first teamers for top 10 teams, and all have played for their respective countries. For a spend kept to seven digits, that’s far more than I’d hoped for, and to me at least – a good indicator of the progression the club is trying to make.Wrote a transfer window verdict on my Villa blog here: http://chipsticksvilla.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/summer-2014-transfer-roundup.htmlI think top ten calibre is over egging it. There's a reason none of them were at top ten clubs already surely?cleverley's the exception of course
Quote from: Matt Collins on September 04, 2014, 07:30:52 PMQuote from: Chipsticks on September 04, 2014, 07:23:39 PMIt’s clear Lambert had identified the same weaknesses in the side that we had in the stands, with 2 creative midfielders, a holding anchor-man, another option at centre half and 2 players able to play at left back being brought in.All seem capable of being first teamers for top 10 teams, and all have played for their respective countries. For a spend kept to seven digits, that’s far more than I’d hoped for, and to me at least – a good indicator of the progression the club is trying to make.Wrote a transfer window verdict on my Villa blog here: http://chipsticksvilla.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/summer-2014-transfer-roundup.htmlI think top ten calibre is over egging it. There's a reason none of them were at top ten clubs already surely?cleverley's the exception of course [/I'd say the players previously in the premier league: Cole, Senderos, and Richardson would be three of the better players at their respective clubs, but as always it's just a matter of opinion.have to say I was a bit puzzled by the howls of discontent at the signing of senderos. Granted I haven't taken much notice of him in recent seasons and was a bit underwhelmed by getting in a cast off from a relegated side, but I do remember being very impressed with him when he first signed for arsenal and did think he could do a decent job for us alongside Ron.
Quote from: Chipsticks on September 04, 2014, 07:23:39 PMIt’s clear Lambert had identified the same weaknesses in the side that we had in the stands, with 2 creative midfielders, a holding anchor-man, another option at centre half and 2 players able to play at left back being brought in.All seem capable of being first teamers for top 10 teams, and all have played for their respective countries. For a spend kept to seven digits, that’s far more than I’d hoped for, and to me at least – a good indicator of the progression the club is trying to make.Wrote a transfer window verdict on my Villa blog here: http://chipsticksvilla.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/summer-2014-transfer-roundup.htmlI think top ten calibre is over egging it. There's a reason none of them were at top ten clubs already surely?cleverley's the exception of course [/I'd say the players previously in the premier league: Cole, Senderos, and Richardson would be three of the better players at their respective clubs, but as always it's just a matter of opinion.
Why does Senderos always look like he is going to cry? I was watching him specifically a few times against Hull where a loose ball from a corner set Hull up on a counter attack. The ball went in the air for a Hull player and instead of doing the Baker/Clark thing of competing for the ball or doing a nothing halfway house, he read the situation and dropped to intercept the header; superbly read.
Why does Senderos always look like he is going to cry?
Quote from: Ads on September 05, 2014, 09:11:27 AMWhy does Senderos always look like he is going to cry? I was watching him specifically a few times against Hull where a loose ball from a corner set Hull up on a counter attack. The ball went in the air for a Hull player and instead of doing the Baker/Clark thing of competing for the ball or doing a nothing halfway house, he read the situation and dropped to intercept the header; superbly read.Nice to have a player that caresGabby laughs when he misses a sitter
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