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It seemed like he desperately wanted that 3 match suspension. To slap 2 different players in the face when you know there's VAR is odd behaviour. Once can be explained away as a rush of blood to the head. Twice looks a little suspicious.
 
Gabriel Djemba-Bebe said:
It seemed like he desperately wanted that 3 match suspension. To slap 2 different players in the face when you know there's VAR is odd behaviour. Once can be explained away as a rush of blood to the head. Twice looks a little suspicious.
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Surely he's getting more than 3 games ? There's at least 3 different counts of violent conduct, he completely lost his mind. I think he should get 5/6 games.
 
awop said:
Surely he's getting more than 3 games ? There's at least 3 different counts of violent conduct, he completely lost his mind. I think he should get 5/6 games.
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Yep, he'll probably get a 6 game ban for the two slaps. Although for the third count - I'm not sure there was much he could do about Richarlison sprinting into his elbow and falling over.
 
this is a guy that would fit perfectly in the 343 that Amorim wants to play
 
West Ham completely maxed out on the credit card last summer. Potter going to find it tough there based on what I saw last three months which weren't great at all.

Kudus has talent but he's a scorer of great goals type more than consistent week in week out as Bowen tends to be.
 
Once he leaves West Ham, I'm willing to bet he will have a 15G+10A Season this year.
 
Doracle said:
He was absolute quality in his first season at West Ham. Struggled more this time around as the team has generally been playing worse.
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Scored six goals before Christmas that first season and has seven goals in the year and a half since.

I don’t know whether he got found out or just struggled as the team around him went through tough times. But his goal return has been very poor for 18 months now, at least for a forward often viewed as talented.
 
He feels like one of those players who on his day can destroy you with his pace, power, and dribbling. Kinda of like Adama Traore.

But can he actually be consistent when he steps up to a much bigger club is the question.
 
Powderfinger said:
Scored six goals before Christmas that first season and has seven goals in the year and a half since.

I don’t know whether he got found out or just struggled as the team around him went through tough times. But his goal return has been very poor for 18 months now, at least for a forward often viewed as talented.
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Swapped to 6 assists in the second half of that first season. I don’t recall his level dipping much in the second half of it - it ended with an incredible overhead kick at City. He’s definitely struggled this season though - as you say, it’s unclear exactly what’s caused that dip and he would be a risky signing currently but could be a high reward one for someone.
 
im still upset with ten hag that we didn't sign him that summer we signed antony instead

if we end up spending loads on him now its just gonna compound the misery
 
Ish said:
Would you, duffer? I guess Kudus, much like Madueke, blows hot and cold and has a bit of a hot head on top of it. I’d prefer Kudus though.
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He's a lot better than Madueke, l o l. Whoever signs him will have a tremendous talent on their hands. I'd like to see him at a better club than West Ham, I think he will make the step up with better players around him.
 
Willing to bet he will put up Mbeumo's numbers or close to( pending the football being played ), I consider him the better footballer,better at holding onto the ball, better at dribbling ,both about the same when it comes to finishing and when it comes to crossing and passing.

Also can play multiple positions

55million is a great price.
 
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