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Originally posted by easthertsr View PostI'm old enough to remember Frank McLintock and David Webb being our centre-backs at the end of their careers and us nearly winning the league ,the Chief alongside Rio next season would be awesome, if were weren't paying silly money (surely Rio has enough by now!)QPR
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I don't think we should worry about wages, Tony and partners have the final say and if they say we can afford it then fine...Age should also not be a concern ....Attitude is the main
the main requirement that has to be right whoever we bring in, and 'arry will do a better job than Hughes
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Originally posted by Hitman34 View Posti wouldnt listen to the shyte advice that warnkock has given. look at the dross he signed when he was last in the prem league.
luke young,anton ferdinand,swp,bothroyd and campbell. lets not mention barton though as it was clear at the time that he was a fernandes marquee signing.
as for rio, no thanks, would rather dawson or caulker any day of the week
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Originally posted by Del View PostThere must be some rumblings behind the scene for all this talk to emerge.
If the deal works for both parties then i have no issue for a rolling 1 year contract. If fit, he eclipses any defenders we have even at 35, it's as simple as that.
But his back is a major concern, so why not a modest ish wage (by prem standards) but subsidised by a significant match bonus when he plays. If he stays fit, combined it would equate to a standard wage, but if he's regularly injured and doesnt play, our outlay and liability is reduced.
That said, if he is over the back issue now, the spin would be he's beeen used sparingly the last few years so has plenty of fuel in the tank to carry on another couple of years at least.... also the thing with clever CB's who read the game so well, they can play longer than the hard tackling equivelent. Rio is in the Baresi / Maldini mould and no reason he couldnt play as long as they did at a decent level.
The thought of Rio's nouse and Onouha's pace at CB is actually very appealing. Plus the likes of Onouha, Simpson and all the youngsters at the club could learn a load off him as he;s arguably the best defender this country has seen for years.'Only a Ranger!' cried Gandalf. 'My dear Frodo, that is just what the Rangers are: the last remnant in the South of the great people, the Men of West London.' - Lord of the Rings, Book II, Chapter I - Many Meetings.
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Has he got the hunger for a relegation fight? How many games will we get out of him? His back is apparently fooked and he's been on and off injured all last season. Not worth it in my opinion, he will want at least 70-100k a week. No doubt was world class back in his day but as joey said this can't be a place where good players come to die.
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Another problem I see if HR wants to keep Hill and Dunne, personally don,t think Clint would want to embarrass himself in PL and will just retire to the coaching side. He's virtually admitted this himself, before anyone jumps down my throat. But if he does it will take up another place in a maximum squad of 25, so as much as experience is good it can also be costly, That's why a balanced is needed.
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