England's Tino Livramento

[Deuce]

8 hours ago, The Prophet said:

He's brilliant. Definetly in the Botman, Bruno and Isak category of signings.

But I was reliably informed that we didn’t need to sign a “right back”

 

Case in point that Ashworth and Co. are looking to sign good players, not fill positions.

 

 

Edited November 29, 2023 by Deuce

[The College Dropout]

13 minutes ago, Deuce said:

But I was reliably informed that we didn’t need to sign a “right back”

 

Case in point that Ashworth and Co. are looking to sign good players, not fill positions.

 

 

 

Most people thought we needed a RB and that he would be an excellent signing imo. He was great pre injury at Soton.  
 

 

But he’s actually better than most thought. And the bar was high.  

[MrRaspberryJam]

If Hall is anywhere near as good as him once he gets up and running our wingbacks are going to be dynamite for the next decade. 

[PauloGeordio]

41 minutes ago, MrRaspberryJam said:

If Hall is anywhere near as good as him once he gets up and running our wingbacks are going to be dynamite for the next decade. 

[TRon]

He's a brilliant footballer like, far better than we could have dared hope. It's got so that you would be weakening the side considerably if you left him out.

[The Butcher]

Not sure he'll end up at fullback mind. Seems almost too complete to play there.

[BonesJones]

Pretty sure this spell he's having signals the end for Burn as a starter. The performances are of such a high a level, it seems impossible to drop him.

[Coffee_Johnny]

13 hours ago, gbandit said:

Fuck me, this lad is world class

Another one for Chelsea to add to their growing regret letting go list. 

[Mikky]

30 minutes ago, BonesJones said:

Pretty sure this spell he's having signals the end for Burn as a starter. The performances are of such a high a level, it seems impossible to drop him.

I think Burn is at the most risk now - both Lascelles and Tino have overtaken him 

[Kanji]

Wild that Tino deserves to be the starting left back until Trippier decides to hang it up. Then at that point does Tino just stay at LB?

[gbandit]

Just now, Kanji said:

Wild that Tino deserves to be the starting left back until Trippier decides to hang it up. Then at that point does Tino just stay at LB?

Nah, he goes RB and Hall will easily be ready by then to be LB

[Kid Icarus]

By about 50 minutes I found myself being relieved that the ball was with any of PSG's players down our left side, so confident was I that Tino would handle it no matter what. And he did, every time. That was about as solid a 10/10 performance as you could get from a left back - absolutely pocketed everyone, and when we were attacking early on, being a constant threat. Outstanding, what a player we've got here, fucking hell. 

[PauloGeordio]

Special indeed. So pleased he’s ours! 

 

 

Edited November 29, 2023 by PauloGeordio

[Lush Vlad]

7 minutes ago, Kid Icarus said:

By about 50 minutes I found myself being relieved that the ball was with any of PSG's players down our left side, so confident was I that Tino would handle it no matter what. And he did, every time. That was about as solid a 10/10 performance as you could get from a left back - absolutely pocketed everyone, and when we were attacking early on, being a constant threat. Outstanding, what a player we've got here, fucking hell. 

 

L'Equipe gave him a 5/10  

[PauloGeordio]

1 minute ago, Lush Vlad said:

 

L'Equipe gave him a 5/10  

??

[r0cafella]

3 minutes ago, Lush Vlad said:

 

L'Equipe gave him a 5/10  

Fucking idiots

[Kid Icarus]

L'Equipe obviously think they're Edge Magazine with their ratings, but that's embarrassing. Tbf, looking at the ratings they've given overall, ours are miles higher than PSG's across the board. 

[Erikse]

20 minutes ago, Kanji said:

Wild that Tino deserves to be the starting left back until Trippier decides to hang it up. Then at that point does Tino just stay at LB?

 

I would allways prefer a right footed fullback to be playing at the right side. That detail is just not that much of a liaility when Tino plays on the left.

 

And by the way. Is it just me, or does this guy have an amazing acceleration?

 

 

Edited November 29, 2023 by Erikse

[PauloGeordio]

 

[Guest]

3 hours ago, The Butcher said:

Not sure he'll end up at fullback mind. Seems almost too complete to play there.

 

Next Gareth Bale.

[Guest]

4 hours ago, MrRaspberryJam said:

If Hall is anywhere near as good as him once he gets up and running our wingbacks are going to be dynamite for the next decade. 

 

Unsure about Hall tbh. It'd be good to see more of him though. 

[MrRaspberryJam]

1 minute ago, OCK said:

 

Unsure about Hall tbh. It'd be good to see more of him though. 

 

There's 100% a player in Hall. He's shown what he's capable of away to Man Utd. For whatever reason he'll just need a little more time and bedding in.

[splinter]

Hope im wrong but I dont think hall gets up and back quick enough. Maybe he needs time like gordon to get up to speed.

[GEFAFWISP]

I thought he was tremendous but he definitely didn't pocket Dembele, no great shame given he's a quality winger though.

[PauloGeordio]

41 minutes ago, Optimistic Nut said:

 

Next Gareth Bale.

I think his footballing brain and ability puts him in any position on the park bar keeper! Midfield monster, No9 bruiser!