UnitedSofa
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Thought it would have been good to discuss what could have beenDid this deserve a thread? I'm not sure
If they're still owners otherwise ol' Jim would have to throw money at itShould have got Trippier but honestly throw the kitchen sink at Gusto + a GK and a striker next summer.
Glazers will need to chuck another 200m in the market.
If they're still owners otherwise ol' Jim would have to throw money at it
That's where he wants to play as well. No chance he'd come here to play RB/backup CBI still think he's a centre back.
I thought he looked good at Stuttgart, great on the ball, stepping out from the back and playing defence splitting passes. I'm not sure he'd cope with the physicality of this league too well but I still see that as his best position.That's where he wants to play as well. No chance he'd come here to play RB/backup CB
Spot on. Although there is Clauss who isn't bad at all at RB. I've never rated Pavard, his ego is ridiculous tooNothing player coasting on a wonder goal he scored 4 years ago in a game where he arguably cost two others to his team. Can't even keep his spot in the French NT starting XI despite the competition there being one of the weakest in Europe (the alternatives being another displaced CB in Koundé and risky bets such as Clauss).
I always love these takes. Why would a 186cm defender (that starts for France and Bayern) not be able to handle the oh so physical Premiere League?I thought he looked good at Stuttgart, great on the ball, stepping out from the back and playing defence splitting passes. I'm not sure he'd cope with the physicality of this league too well but I still see that as his best position.
In a way that's what he plays anyway at Bayern. Davies is so attacking on LB that Pavard often stays back to essentially become part of a three man defenceI still think he's a centre back.
I'm 6' 3" and I wouldn't be able to handle it. Physical doesn't just mean how tall you are. I don't think he's particularly strong or particularly quick. I think the best centre backs in this league have athleticism that he doesn't quite have.I always love these takes. Why would a 186cm defender (that starts for France and Bayern) not be able to handle the oh so physical Premiere League?
I assume you are not a professional football player...I'm 6' 3" and I wouldn't be able to handle it. Physical doesn't just mean how tall you are. I don't think he's particularly strong or particularly quick. I think the best centre backs in this league have athleticism that he doesn't quite have.
Also, this league is far more competitive than the league he plays in, so to be tested at his top physical level every game is something his body is probably not used to.
I think he's great technically but not so well equipped physically, and would require a more physical defensive partner for any team to flourish. Perhaps it's a bit strong to say he'd struggle, but I just don't think he'd excel.
Obviously not, but you were arguing that physicality meant height, not me!I assume you are not a professional football player...
If Pavard is good enough to play in one of the best teams on this planet, then he is good enough for the mightly Premiere League. He is not leaving Bayern for United anyways.
How do people rate him? Can play both Cb and RB, where might he be off to?
I read somewhere his preference is to play CB, has he been playing there for you? I think he'd be fantastic signing, but unsure what his preferred position is if we were to sign him.If you could get him you should. He’s class. Would be a shame to lose him.
I expect ETH would go for Timber if he wanted a RCB / RB hybrid.Signing Pavard means getting a player who can play two positions the inverted right back and a centre back. He's comfortable to play progressive ball from the back. His preferred position won't matter because if we sell Maguire and one of our right back, he can cover both areas. We need to copy what City are doing, quality over quantity with players who can cover multiple positions.
Pavard contract till 2024, Timber till 2025.Is he free?
Signing Pavard means getting a player who can play two positions the inverted right back and a centre back. He's comfortable to play progressive ball from the back. His preferred position won't matter because if we sell Maguire and one of our right back, he can cover both areas. We need to copy what City are doing, quality over quantity with players who can cover multiple positions.
No, he is financing Bayern buying Cancelo.Is he free?
The issue with this is, that he sees himself as a CB rather than a RB.If it's a reasonable fee, I'd go for it.
Would be a huge upgrade on Dalot and AWB.
The issue with this is, that he sees himself as a CB rather than a RB.