Mudi
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Reminds me of Dzeko. Him and Havertz as the striker options is not bad at all.
And adding more height to the team.
And adding more height to the team.
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📢 Rumour Benjamin Sesko
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Yeah I like Zirkzee too, feel like the goals are gonna be the point of contention for a lot of fans but honestly I understand the frustrations there - I'm just not really gonna take it into consideration if we are to sign the player. At this point, I trust Arteta with his recruitment. Even Havertz has won me over.
Thrice
Active Member
We should act quick to get this done before the Euros. If he has a good tournament, half of Europe will be after him.
ArsenesCoatMaker
Established Member
It's not 1990 anymore where clubs watch tournaments as a form of scouting. All the top clubs know how good he is already
Blankety Blank
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True but if he has a really good tournament his value may increase.
Thrice
Active Member
It can still make a difference. Some clubs may think he's not worth activating the release clause because he's not proven enough.
Having good performances on the biggest stage could change that.
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
If he extends get Chris wood. Proven PL striker
Proven to be ****.
Nunowoolmez
Established Member
Either you're joking or you are high
Sniper Mik
Not a Closet Sp**s Fan
I want a sharp shooter at this club again. Tired of these soyboy shots at goal.
Nunowoolmez
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Ripe Banana
Active Member
Get him in immediately.
Havertz as our striker has been eye opening for me. What is his return since we moved him up top? 16 G+A? in the pl this second half of the season.
We don't need a magician on the ball, our system is great, all our striker needs is the basic ability to play simply passes. Havertz sure as hell is not the most techy midfielder out there and yet he has been brilliant at hold up play and simple lay-offs
Havertz as our striker has been eye opening for me. What is his return since we moved him up top? 16 G+A? in the pl this second half of the season.
We don't need a magician on the ball, our system is great, all our striker needs is the basic ability to play simply passes. Havertz sure as hell is not the most techy midfielder out there and yet he has been brilliant at hold up play and simple lay-offs
Ripe Banana
Active Member
Look at it this way
Havertz positives are:
-Actually stays in the box more often than Jesus, roams less unlike Jesus attracted to the ball like moth to flame.
-has a physical presence that actually keeps defenders occupied unlike Jesus
-makes good runs.
-Can win duels against defenders, hold up because he's big.
Havertz weakness:
-weak shot
-poor finishing (still scored at a decent clip when moved to cf second half of the season. Probably touches 20 goals had he started out as cf at the beginning of the season. Hell we probably win the league with him at cf and not Jesus.)
-rarely shoots with his weak foot.
Everything I've seen from Sesko says he has none of Havertz weaknesses. Has all his strengths and is flat out faster/more athletic.
BRING HIM TO THE CARPET IMMEDIATELY.
Havertz positives are:
-Actually stays in the box more often than Jesus, roams less unlike Jesus attracted to the ball like moth to flame.
-has a physical presence that actually keeps defenders occupied unlike Jesus
-makes good runs.
-Can win duels against defenders, hold up because he's big.
Havertz weakness:
-weak shot
-poor finishing (still scored at a decent clip when moved to cf second half of the season. Probably touches 20 goals had he started out as cf at the beginning of the season. Hell we probably win the league with him at cf and not Jesus.)
-rarely shoots with his weak foot.
Everything I've seen from Sesko says he has none of Havertz weaknesses. Has all his strengths and is flat out faster/more athletic.
BRING HIM TO THE CARPET IMMEDIATELY.
Batman
Head of the Wayne foundation for benching Nketiah
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
Nobody was paying that price for Enzo, including Chelsea until after that World Cup. Liverpool weren't going in for Mac Allister either. These tournaments still have an impact on the market.
sakalacaxhaka
Member
Absolutely agree, I also like the way he gets played the ball into space and runs with the ball, Haverts looks to cut back as he doesn't back himself in a running dual
Even against slow arsed defenders at Everton yesterday he had so many chances to go through on goal and he just didn't fancy it
ArsenesCoatMaker
Established Member
I'm not sure I'm convinced. Statistically Enzo was 1 of the best in a European league. Caicedo went for similar. But given his price perhaps the world cup added to it. Portugese clubs are elite at fleecing richer teams though
Macallister was probably undervalued if anything when you look at how much Nunes, Lavia and Phillips went for
North5
Here since 2009. Unlike Cornavirus.
Country: England
If he extends I'd rather take a 30 mil punt on Toney tbh
avenellroad
John Radford’s son
That is a great comparison actually. Dzeko was very underrated as a striker.
Havertz is miles better than Sesko at the minute.
Bloodbather
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I think Enzo would've gone for a huge fee without the WC, but Chelsea wouldn't have paid the 120M release clause without it. I think his market would be around 70-80M without the WC. He was one of the best ball progressors in Europe playing for a Benfica side that topped its CL group ahead of PSG, so his market was there, but 100M+ is too much to be justified by it.
