A striker, please. And a CB. And some hope. (Transfer Thread)

spurs need a leftback much more then rightback..corluka and hutton are fine for that position..corluka is a guy who is so dam good on the ball but is slow so its hard to really peg what his best position is..i think its centerback as he reads the game very well but his preferred position is defensive mid but i dont think he has enough pace to play there..

 

Dos Santos on loan to Ipswich, Adel Taarabt to QPR

maybe they'll play a little this way...

 

Should we send Bale out on loan too? I doubt he will break his winless league win jinx this season.

 

The way Chimbonda played at LB vs. Sunderland, I'd prefer to keep Bale as BAE backup.

The other loan moves are good - although they are Championship, those teams play attractive football and could be a good outlet for Adel and GDS.

 

Agreed Phillyspur, although I don't know that much about those two teams at the moment, the players definitely need games and if those teams play an attacking style then that can only be good for them. Rumor has it that Dos Santos has really let himself fall into a serious lack of fitness, so clearly he needs to be playing a lot more somewhere.

In general, I'm not sure the Championship is the right place for Dos Santos, because of it's physical nature, but he needs games desperately, so I'll definitely take it.

Taarbt can take the physicality of the Championship, and I'm glad to see him get more time on the field. I think this kid has excellent potential, but he needs to keep his head up a bit more and work on his passing. His vision is sometimes suspect and his passing is mediocre, so anywhere that gives him the ball a lot and forces him to work on those aspects of his game will be good for him I think.

-Digital

 

There'll be a firesale at Boro if they go down.

That said, I'd like Dervite to have a run out when he comes back from his loan spell.

 

what the...

http://msn.foxsports.com/soccer/story/9341224/Redknapp-keen-on-Becks

Becks to Spurs?

 

You have to hand it to Harry, he's no longer content trying to tap up players who only play for one club