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2 hours ago, SUPERTOON said:

 

Has there ever been a real high quality African keeper? I’m sure there probably has been, but I can’t think of one off the top of my head.

 

Suppose Grobbelaar was Zimbabwean wasn’t he? Long time ago though.

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42 minutes ago, jonny1403 said:

 

Yeah, that 24 y/o CM from a midtable Ligue 1 team we signed a few years ago was a disaster. As was the 23 y/o CB we signed six months later :lol:

Goalkeeper specifically. As I mentioned elsewhere - there are exceptions but most GKs hit their peak later in their careers.

 

I look at the business other clubs have done:
Vicario

Sanchez

Martinez

Ramsdale

Kepa

Pope

 

The best business was the older GKs.

 

I like Vicario mind but a GK that needs to learn on the job will cost us points.

 

 

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12 minutes ago, Menace said:

Maignan a keeper from the french league is absolutely brilliant too.

He plays for AC Milan. Seen him wear the armband.

 

People are being pedantic. It's not about the French league, it's about  inexperience at a high-level. Being a goalkeeper isn't like being a central midfielder

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England club hunts star striker Boniface

 

In the winter he was close to moving to Saudi Arabia to join Al-Nassr.

 

In the end, the 70 million deal fell through and Victor Boniface (23) had to stay in Leverkusen.

 

It's no longer a secret that Leverkusen won't be entering the new season with both of its top attackers. Nor is it a secret that Boniface is the more likely candidate for sale.

 

The portal "Africafoot.com" reported on Saturday that the German international could be leaving the Bundesliga. Newcastle are said to be in advanced talks with Bayer Leverkusen regarding Boniface, with a transfer fee of €50 million imminent.

 

According to BILD, no negotiations have yet taken place between the two clubs, who could face each other in the Champions League next season. However, Leverkusen is definitely aware of the Englishman's strong interest in Boniface. The transfer fee mentioned could be in line with the club's expectations.

 

 

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3 minutes ago, The Prophet said:

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England club hunts star striker Boniface

 

In the winter he was close to moving to Saudi Arabia to join Al-Nassr.

 

In the end, the 70 million deal fell through and Victor Boniface (23) had to stay in Leverkusen.

 

It's no longer a secret that Leverkusen won't be entering the new season with both of its top attackers. Nor is it a secret that Boniface is the more likely candidate for sale.

 

The portal "Africafoot.com" reported on Saturday that the German international could be leaving the Bundesliga. Newcastle are said to be in advanced talks with Bayer Leverkusen regarding Boniface, with a transfer fee of €50 million imminent.

 

According to BILD, no negotiations have yet taken place between the two clubs, who could face each other in the Champions League next season. However, Leverkusen is definitely aware of the Englishman's strong interest in Boniface. The transfer fee mentioned could be in line with the club's expectations.

 

 

 

Woof.

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Would people be happy with the same transfer window as 23/24, 2 first team players in Tonali and Barnes, 2 top youngsters in Hall and Livramento (I know Hall was a loan)? Looking back on that window, I'd be delighted with the same again. 

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1 hour ago, SteV said:

Has there ever been a real high quality African keeper? I’m sure there probably has been, but I can’t think of one off the top of my head.

 

Suppose Grobbelaar was Zimbabwean wasn’t he? Long time ago though.

 

From a BBC podcast 2 years ago discussing this very topic. Only heard of the ones in bold. Apparently 10 best African 'keepers of all time.

 

Joseph-Antoine Bell

Yassine Bounou

Essam El Hadar

Vincent Enyeama

Alain Gouamene

Bruce Grobbelaar

Carlos Kameni

Edouard Mendy

Thomas Nkono

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Just now, Fak said:

 

From a BBC podcast 2 years ago discussing this very topic. Only heard of the ones in bold. Apparently 10 best African 'keepers of all time.

 

Joseph-Antoine Bell

Yassine Bounou

Essam El Hadar

Vincent Enyeama

Alain Gouamene

Bruce Grobbelaar

Carlos Kameni

Edouard Mendy

Thomas Nkono

Mendy was very good for a time tbf. Not very familiar with many of the others outside Grobbelaar.

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2 minutes ago, SteV said:

Mendy was very good for a time tbf. Not very familiar with many of the others outside Grobbelaar.

 

As it was from 2 years ago Andre Onana's stock must have been pretty high that time. 

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Just now, healthyaddiction said:

How come? I thought he was meant to be decent?


Injury prone. Off the field stuff going on. Leverkusen happy to get rid of him. 
 

Personally not seen him play a ton of games but their fans say he ‘can’ be fantastic but wasteful. They don’t think he’s made for top tier football (body) 

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Just now, Ikon said:


Injury prone. Off the field stuff going on. Leverkusen happy to get rid of him. 
 

Personally not seen him play a ton of games but their fans say he ‘can’ be fantastic but wasteful. They don’t think he’s made for top tier football (body) 

To be honest, if Leverkusen are looking to get rid of him there must a problem. They're already seemingly losing Alonso, Wirtz & Frimpong. I think I've seen that Schick is looking for a move too. The team seems to be getting gutted this summer.

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Just now, SUPERTOON said:

It won’t be true anyway tbf.


I don’t really believe in anything unless it’s proper factual or from Ornstein for example. Gotta have something pointless to say about rumours  anyway I guess :lol: 

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8 minutes ago, Fak said:

 

As it was from 2 years ago Andre Onana's stock must have been pretty high that time. 

That’s probably true. Although I think he was always in the ‘got a mistake in him’ category, but Man Utd have turned that into ‘got a mistake in him every 2/3 games’.

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Lucas Chevalier is still the GK I'd go for. French clubs financially not doing great, makes a lot of sense. Burnley will be harder to deal with now. 

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17 minutes ago, vexred said:

Lucas Chevalier is still the GK I'd go for. French clubs financially not doing great, makes a lot of sense. Burnley will be harder to deal with now. 

 

If we go for Trafford then a keeper they're familiar with becomes available and might make things easier. 

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16 minutes ago, Optimistic Nut said:

 

If we go for Trafford then a keeper they're familiar with becomes available and might make things easier. 

 

People keep saying this, but they'd have to completely change the way they play out from the back.

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1 hour ago, The Prophet said:

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England club hunts star striker Boniface

 

In the winter he was close to moving to Saudi Arabia to join Al-Nassr.

 

In the end, the 70 million deal fell through and Victor Boniface (23) had to stay in Leverkusen.

 

It's no longer a secret that Leverkusen won't be entering the new season with both of its top attackers. Nor is it a secret that Boniface is the more likely candidate for sale.

 

The portal "Africafoot.com" reported on Saturday that the German international could be leaving the Bundesliga. Newcastle are said to be in advanced talks with Bayer Leverkusen regarding Boniface, with a transfer fee of €50 million imminent.

 

According to BILD, no negotiations have yet taken place between the two clubs, who could face each other in the Champions League next season. However, Leverkusen is definitely aware of the Englishman's strong interest in Boniface. The transfer fee mentioned could be in line with the club's expectations.

 

 

 

 

We are in advanced talks but no negotiations have taken place, makes sense 

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6 minutes ago, Shearergol said:

 

People keep saying this, but they'd have to completely change the way they play out from the back.

 

And who is to say he'd want to take that huge step down. Someone like Bournemouth might be a better move for him. 

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