sorry, i dont mean to get so emotional about it. i just feel strongly that we need to buy some good players
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sorry, i dont mean to get so emotional about it. i just feel strongly that we need to buy some good players
If we buy some good players to go with the couple of good players we have, then we might end up with a great team as I've always been of the opinion that 2 goods make a great
I'd say two goods and a very good, but it's not an exact science Mac. Lets hope we can get those good players in and see what happens.
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
Keown on VVD
Why Virgil Van Dijk is a £40million bargain
The transfer window will soon be open and Virgil van Dijk looks destined to become the dominant figure next month.
He really impressed me during his first season in England with Southampton and I was surprised that Ronald Koeman did not take the Holland international with him when he became Everton’s manager. With John Stones leaving, Van Dijk (right) looked like an ideal replacement.
Since then, though, Van Dijk’s performances have gone up another level, to the extent that Manchester City are leading the chase for his signature and Chelsea are also watching events. Southampton look like they know it will be hard to keep him at St Mary’s.
If and when he moves, Southampton will be looking for a fee in the region of £40million — maybe even more — for Van Dijk, 25. That is fair enough because that is the going rate for top-class central defenders.
Van Dijk belongs in that category because he is as good off the ball as he is on it; he’s powerful, composed and durable — he’s barely missed a game since he has been on the south coast. He has a big future in front of him.
Why Virgil Van Dijk is a £40million bargain
The transfer window will soon be open and Virgil van Dijk looks destined to become the dominant figure next month.
He really impressed me during his first season in England with Southampton and I was surprised that Ronald Koeman did not take the Holland international with him when he became Everton’s manager. With John Stones leaving, Van Dijk (right) looked like an ideal replacement.
Since then, though, Van Dijk’s performances have gone up another level, to the extent that Manchester City are leading the chase for his signature and Chelsea are also watching events. Southampton look like they know it will be hard to keep him at St Mary’s.
If and when he moves, Southampton will be looking for a fee in the region of £40million — maybe even more — for Van Dijk, 25. That is fair enough because that is the going rate for top-class central defenders.
Van Dijk belongs in that category because he is as good off the ball as he is on it; he’s powerful, composed and durable — he’s barely missed a game since he has been on the south coast. He has a big future in front of him.
MichiganToffee-NSNO
Player Valuation: £8m
Please let Koeman have made enough of an impact our influence on VVD to convince him to come here
Tony Hibbert's 3rd leg
Banned as requested
Southampton's Secret Santa - See VVD shirt. Tongue and cheek or do they know more?
Chimpy Glassman
Player Valuation: £30m
Hmm that's extremely telling. I'd be after VVD if I was City.
I like VVD, but it's unlikely we can stump up the cash to activate his 82 million pound buyout clause
hktoffee
Birds of a feather flock together
Is this just a rumour?
Would be happy with Schneiderlin, Dzagoev, Depay and Gabbiadini.
A CB and a first choice GK will be great but think the signing of the above 4 will use up the January budget unless we can sell the deadwoods...loads of them...
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