Nigels Tackle wrote:only one option for me and that's hugo lloris
if the spafia have anything about them they will look to do a deal with spurs that involves hart (+ cash and the standard wage subsidy).
Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:only one option for me and that's hugo lloris
if the spafia have anything about them they will look to do a deal with spurs that involves hart (+ cash and the standard wage subsidy).
No paying of wages and I'd be ok with that swap to be honest.
zabbadabbado wrote:I understand why Hart had to go eventually. I think most of us do. Long term he would not have fitted in to Guardiola total football philosophy, I think we all accept that.
I just don’t think he needed to go this season. We have 6,or 7 players before him to replace, that are not going to make the grade. I include our entire defence, except Stones. I think getting rid of Hart at the embryonic Stage of our development under Guardiola was short sighted and extremely stupid, it unsettled our already dodgy defence. We ended up with a revolution instead of evolution. Bravo signing might well cost us our Top 4 finish this season. I think had we persisted with Hart until we got the right defensive players in place and then implemented Guardiola philosophy, it would have been more beneficial for us. Just my opinion.
nottsblue wrote:Can Caballero be trusted?
gmercer1 wrote:nottsblue wrote:Can Caballero be trusted?
Surely he can't be any worse!
gmercer1 wrote:nottsblue wrote:Can Caballero be trusted?
Surely he can't be any worse!
zabbadabbado wrote:I understand why Hart had to go eventually. I think most of us do. Long term he would not have fitted in to Guardiola total football philosophy, I think we all accept that.
I just don’t think he needed to go this season. We have 6,or 7 players before him to replace, that are not going to make the grade. I include our entire defence, except Stones. I think getting rid of Hart at the embryonic Stage of our development under Guardiola was short sighted and extremely stupid, it unsettled our already dodgy defence. We ended up with a revolution instead of evolution. Bravo signing might well cost us our Top 4 finish this season. I think had we persisted with Hart until we got the right defensive players in place and then implemented Guardiola philosophy, it would have been more beneficial for us. Just my opinion.
nottsblue wrote:Can Caballero be trusted?
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:only one option for me and that's hugo lloris
if the spafia have anything about them they will look to do a deal with spurs that involves hart (+ cash and the standard wage subsidy).
No paying of wages and I'd be ok with that swap to be honest.
How much cash are we talking? Not that Spurs would consider this anyway.
Justified logic wrote:zabbadabbado wrote:I understand why Hart had to go eventually. I think most of us do. Long term he would not have fitted in to Guardiola total football philosophy, I think we all accept that.
I just don’t think he needed to go this season. We have 6,or 7 players before him to replace, that are not going to make the grade. I include our entire defence, except Stones. I think getting rid of Hart at the embryonic Stage of our development under Guardiola was short sighted and extremely stupid, it unsettled our already dodgy defence. We ended up with a revolution instead of evolution. Bravo signing might well cost us our Top 4 finish this season. I think had we persisted with Hart until we got the right defensive players in place and then implemented Guardiola philosophy, it would have been more beneficial for us. Just my opinion.
This is my reading of the situation as well. And our midfield and attack are affected as well by that open door at the back. I don't think we'll regain the fluency we had earlier in the season until Bravo is replaced. It's not as if we're passing it around at the back with confidence even. It is pass, pass, pass and hoof. Bravo offers nothing more than Hart did - and a lot less in the clean sheet department. A good manager would use his players' existing skill sets whilst training them to develop the new skills he wants and having a goalie that the team trusted would greatly enable that.
But Guardiola won't replace Bravo.
carl_feedthegoat wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:only one option for me and that's hugo lloris
if the spafia have anything about them they will look to do a deal with spurs that involves hart (+ cash and the standard wage subsidy).
No paying of wages and I'd be ok with that swap to be honest.
How much cash are we talking? Not that Spurs would consider this anyway.
Show us another stat telling us Bravo is one of the best goalies in the world, and we can then all ignore what we all see, game after game, as being a figment of our imagination.
Nigels Tackle wrote:zabbadabbado wrote:I understand why Hart had to go eventually. I think most of us do. Long term he would not have fitted in to Guardiola total football philosophy, I think we all accept that.
I just don’t think he needed to go this season. We have 6,or 7 players before him to replace, that are not going to make the grade. I include our entire defence, except Stones. I think getting rid of Hart at the embryonic Stage of our development under Guardiola was short sighted and extremely stupid, it unsettled our already dodgy defence. We ended up with a revolution instead of evolution. Bravo signing might well cost us our Top 4 finish this season. I think had we persisted with Hart until we got the right defensive players in place and then implemented Guardiola philosophy, it would have been more beneficial for us. Just my opinion.
you're 100% right
with hart in goal we'd be top of the league right now. seriously.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:zabbadabbado wrote:I understand why Hart had to go eventually. I think most of us do. Long term he would not have fitted in to Guardiola total football philosophy, I think we all accept that.
I just don’t think he needed to go this season. We have 6,or 7 players before him to replace, that are not going to make the grade. I include our entire defence, except Stones. I think getting rid of Hart at the embryonic Stage of our development under Guardiola was short sighted and extremely stupid, it unsettled our already dodgy defence. We ended up with a revolution instead of evolution. Bravo signing might well cost us our Top 4 finish this season. I think had we persisted with Hart until we got the right defensive players in place and then implemented Guardiola philosophy, it would have been more beneficial for us. Just my opinion.
you're 100% right
with hart in goal we'd be top of the league right now. seriously.
Don't forget how much criticism Hart got last season. Not saying he wouldnt have been better this season ( probably) but to think we would be top if he was in goal is cloud cuckoo land.
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