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Don't care if it's not end of season or not in the "support the boys" camp. Wheels need to start turning soon for next season. Obv some can't be released with contracts - I understand that. Just looking at longer term goals.
Keepers - retain
Full backs - clear out - start again
Centre backs -
Williams - retain Fernandez - back up retain Amat - let him go he's wasted here Bartley - release
Midfield -
Cork - release Siggy - retain Ki - release Grimes - release Montero - retain Barrow - retain Leon - retain as custodian of identity and values Routledge - release Fer - release Emnes - release Dyer - release
Strikers
Gomis - release Eder - release Poloschi - retain
Quite surprised at how many I'd be looking to move on.
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Retain / release on 22:46 - Apr 27 with 1373 views
Cork needs to play Defensive Midfielder not Centre Mid, given the DM role he'll be fine, Tonny Vilhena and or Joe for a box to box player, although we probably need a player of a bigger stature as well who is also good in the air, Vilhena and Joe are shorter busy players skilful yes, but probably a bit light weight think we need a bigger lad there especially with Siggy ahead of them, Fer ain't the answer unfortunately.
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I would recommend the biggest danish midfield talent in 20 years. Was sold to Bayern Munich when he was just 17 -"Pierre-Emile Højbjerg". who has been on loan from Bayern Munich to Schalke and Augsburg (Munich just bought Vidal). He is only 20 years old. Have allready played for Munch first team at the age of 18.
He is strong, fast, technical gifted, great shoot, scores goals and have a massive munich workrate (can run from box to box for 90 min) and confident. He will proberly cost around 7-9 million pounds (Muinch has to many "older" players on the midfield so the will most likely put him for sale this summer).
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Retain / release on 23:03 - Apr 27 with 1354 views
Looking back, the permanent signing of Emnes was perhaps the first indication that things were starting to go wrong with the top level decision making at the club.
Hard to imagine any manager thinking he could add something to a Premier League team, as his almost total lack of gametime since coming in demonstrates. Obviously Emnes was targeted and acquired by someone with no business doing so.
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
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