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Kieran Trippier
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Country: England
I know he wants to come back to England but I can’t really see him trying to push through a move to come back to us. There’s the Sp**s connection and the fact we’re ****.
Will want a decent wage and he's getting on, but he's a quality player. If we can bin Bellerin and AMN this window bring him in. Justin next summer.
Don't get why he'd leave, he's first choice at a club in contention for a title. Would definitely take him though.
Country: Norway
Not sure this is so wise. He's getting on, and how motivated will he be? We've gotten burnt with signing 30+ aged players, will he be different?
Right back is a proper problem area, and ideally we need a solution this window. This would be short term, and potentially very expensive in terms of wages.
Are there really no other options?
Right back is a proper problem area, and ideally we need a solution this window. This would be short term, and potentially very expensive in terms of wages.
Are there really no other options?
Country: England
Trippier/White/Gabriel/Tierney
Second half of this winda, we’re going on a transfer chaaj.
Second half of this winda, we’re going on a transfer chaaj.
Country: Wales
Nah not worth pursuing imo. Let him stay where he is.
Don’t think they really want Heccy either. Doesn’t seem fair.
Don’t think they really want Heccy either. Doesn’t seem fair.
ragnarock
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KTs flanking when we go 3 back, no BS
Barry
Definitely Not An Old Poster
Very good player, in his prime. Improves us next season for sure but it's a short term move. Given that our other signings have all been younger I could live with this one but personally would pass.
He's a really good defender and playing at RB he'd help White, who's relatively inexperienced, a lot. If we can offload Bellerin to AM in the process it will be our best signing this summer imo.
Country: England
Would take, but it doesn't make much sense.
Our defence is young so we could really do with him, but I could see the same fanbase frothing at the mouth to get him out should he slow down.
Can't see why he would leave Athletico right now.
Our defence is young so we could really do with him, but I could see the same fanbase frothing at the mouth to get him out should he slow down.
Can't see why he would leave Athletico right now.
Wants to return to England apparently. Probably seeking a last decent pay day as well.
Kysus
Active Member
With the market as it is my preferred option. The few young RB's on the market are not really much better than Chambers/AMN(right now)
Trippier for 3 years while we bed in a young talent is the perfect solution, we need some experience in the backline anyway.
Win/win/win.
Trippier for 3 years while we bed in a young talent is the perfect solution, we need some experience in the backline anyway.
Win/win/win.
Expensive but should slot right in for a season or two. Cedric makes this feel worse than it is.
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Country: England
The problem you have is our position means we have gotta give him the big bag if we actually want him, no other reason he'd join.
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Country: England
I said it before, but if we have Willian, Runnarson, Torreira, Kola, Elneny, Cedric & Chambers out then we'd be able to make a signing like this and it doesn't look too bad.
blrgooner
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Agree. RB needs fixing and there are not too many options. I would take Trippier for sure. How much would he cost though?
Pyres7
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I would have taken him in his prime no question, but he's 31 in a month and probably wont have the legs to keep running up and down the wing in the PL for long. We'll be looking for a replacement before we know it.
This a throwaway season anyway, it's not like he's going to make the difference between finishing top four or not. We don't really need a stop gap.
I'd rather go for the same profile of players we've been targeting - young and hungry.
This a throwaway season anyway, it's not like he's going to make the difference between finishing top four or not. We don't really need a stop gap.
I'd rather go for the same profile of players we've been targeting - young and hungry.
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
Not sure he would be willing to join the rivals of Sp**s, that would mean his legacy of zero trophies with them would be tarnished...
You can still be a quality player when over 30, but it never seems to happen for players playing for Arsenal these days
You can still be a quality player when over 30, but it never seems to happen for players playing for Arsenal these days
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Country: England
Not sure he would be willing to join the rivals of Sp**s, that would mean his legacy of zero trophies with them would be tarnished...
You can still be a quality player when over 30, but it never seems to happen for players playing for Arsenal these days
You sure?
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