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From various reports it seems that Spurs officials have been talking to Barca about someone, but Gus Poyet has publicly said Spurs are not interested in Eto'o and it's not likely to be Ronaldhino (neither of those players would be likely to sign for Spurs in any case), so dos Santos could be the most plausible target. And dos Santos could well be interested. He'd get to play in the Prem, work with a well-respected Spanish-speaking manager and have a lot more chances to play regularly than he would at Barca. Not a bad prospect for such a young player why apparently has had a difficult time at Barca and now faces the uncertainties surrounding a new incoming manager. On the other hand, dos Santos could go to Chelsea, especially if Rijkaard becomes the manager there. We shall see. |
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Giovani Dos Santos has told Barcelona that if he leaves the club then it will be on a permanent basis, after rumours circulated that they have suggested a loan deal. The Mexican youngster has refused to even discuss the possibility of spending a year gaining experience elsewhere and insisted that if the Blaugrana want him out, then it will be for good. Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City have all been linked with the services of Dos Santos, with his agent doing his best to persuade Barca that the high level of interest should mean more money for his client. If the Catalan outfit refuse to budge and insist that they want the player to play regularly at another club and then return to Camp Nou, Dos Santos will seek a permanent move. "If I leave, it will be forever," Dos Santos told reporters. "I am someone who believes that if you close a chapter at one place then you cannot go back. "All I want to do is succeed, whether that be at Barca or at another club." http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...588053,00.html But all in all I agree: the most likely outcome is that he'll stay at Barca. |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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I think we are pretty fine with our wingers and i wouldn't bench Park to put this kid. |
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Who mentioned him playing ahead of Park? We need 4 wingers for a season. & Giggs, sir, is no longer a winger. We shouldn't go into a season a winger down. This kid is 19, with bags of potential and wont complain with rotation. That's a perfect fit for me. I wouldn't mind seeing him and Park manning our wings against sides like Stoke city |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Dos Santos is undoubtabley a hugely tallented kid. He hasn't made the impact at Barca he or the club were expecting and didn't notch his first goal until the last game of the season in which he scored a marvelous hattrick.
Looking at Barca this season they underperformed and to judge a kid on that is a bit harsh. People are raving about Bojan but thats because he is a striker and scored goals and is still so very young but tallent wise i wouldn't say he is better than Dos Santos. I wouldn't say Bojan was at the same level yet as say Pato, i think Pato will be the outstanding striker. Saying that Bojan is 17 so he can do so much. |
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After watching a video of him ive just realised that he is left footed. How silly of me to miss that fact. Talented left footed attacking players are in demand so we should keep an eye on him. Imagine a future with Ronaldo, Nani, Park and Dos Santos on the wings. It could be something special.
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nice guy, unassuming, objective United fan. Thinks hes intelligent though. Nutter
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: ‘’Nobody panics when things go according to plan….even if the plan is horrifying! If I tell the press that tomorrow…a truckload of soldiers will get blown up, nobody panics. But when I say one little old mayor will die….everyone loses their minds!!’’
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Good news for Spurs, I really look forward to seeing him in action next season.
Btw, anyone reckon they can challange Liverpool for 4th next season? |
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I agree with your 1st point but saying park is our weakest player is harsh on a player who played so well in the semi finals. Like to think we havent got any weak players just squad players capable of playing between 10-15 games and being happy with that. it breeds a great team spirit when theres no one just in it for themselves and complaining like bitches (see anelka)
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He is nowhere near Nani (who is yet raw but he is still better then him) He is nowhere near Giggs. Im not saying that Park isnt useful (altough he is frustrating at times since he is physically weak) but he is the weakest of our wingers. |
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No it isn't. It's a statement of fact. Park is currently the better player. He is more effective and more mature. In the future though Dos santos will obviously surpass him. But to claim he is better now is wrong.
Rather what he has is more natural talent. Not skill. He is still very raw. Park on form brings more to the table than him. He has better decision making, crosses and links play better. Plus is superior defensively. This season people didnt see the best of Park after his return from that long term injury. Even thoguh he perofmed admirably agint Barcelona and the like. But pre injury and when on form, Do santos as he is now isn't close to Park at all. He is far more experienced. |
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