Stephane Dalmat - a touch of class?

Discussion in 'Tottenham Hotspur' started by Danners9, Sep 29, 2003.

  1. Danners9

    Danners9 New Member

    Aug 7, 2003
    Drunken Clam, Quahog
    Well? He does look it, the 5 mins or so vs Chelsea set up a very good chance for Zamora and yesterday when he came on gave Spurs a bit of speed and flair in midfield.

    Obviously match fitness isn't quite there yet, but he is looking a player. When Davies is back, the midfield will be formidable! Davies-Dalmat-one of 3-Knochesky.

    I like the balance, and diversity of the midfield. The "one of 3" can either be Anderton - too slow to bomb forward, but decent with the ball.. so he can sit back and create. Poyet - who is also too slow to bomb forward but finds himself in good positions. Bunjevcevic - defensive mind, and we need one like that.

    Or perhaps a 4-4-2 with Richards and Gardner back, and King in the middle??

    Hopefully once he's got a few minutes behind him, he'll prove very useful. No chance of us signing him on a full time deal though, Inter would charge us a fortune. Konchesky on the other hand... keen to impress, keen to leave the pikeys (Charlton) and has played his heart out for Spurs so far! Sign him!

    Thoughts?
     
  2. sendorange

    sendorange Member+

    Jun 7, 2003
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    Club:
    Tottenham Hotspur FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    First choice team:

    -----------Keane--Kanoute

    Dalmat--Ricketts--Redknapp--Davies

    Konchesky--King--Richards--Carr

    ---------------Keller


    Without Redknapp we should bring King into midfield as the d-mid, without those two use Ricketts and Anderton. If we're desperate, then Bunjevcevic. But central midfield is a place where we are desperate for reinforcements. Although saying that, we should do our best to work out a deal for Konchesky.
     

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