Soccer: Re: [lfc] More from Inside Track Man

Re: [lfc] More from Inside Track Man

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I'd say you're bang on there.

On 2011-08-12, at 12:29 PM, Malcolm Bliss wrote:

> I think the purchases he has made are pretty good... they have more young talent
> at some positions than anyone in the League and perhaps the world, save for
> Madrid and Barcelona. His issue (in my opinion) is inability to deal with the
> obvious holes down the spine (GK, CD and DM specifically).
>
> Malcolm
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> From: Edward Crusoe <Edward.Crusoe@btinternet.com>
> To: lfc@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Fri, August 12, 2011 11:20:50 AM
> Subject: Re: [lfc] More from Inside Track Man
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> Wenger is an interesting one. For years he has been lauded as a transfer
> market wizard but I'm not so sure anymore. He had one great burst at the
> start of his Arsenal career when he recruited the likes of Overmars, Petit,
> Viera, Pire, Anelka - but since then it has been more hit than miss.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bill Thomas
> Sent: Friday, August 12, 2011 1:34 PM
> To: LFC List
> Subject: [lfc] More from Inside Track Man
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> Bringing this thread back to transfers, we apparently havent given up
> entirely on Dann. The club will bring in a centre half before the end of the
> month, so whether its Dann or Cahill we will have to wait and see. either
> way, we are not finished yet in the transfer market. Kenny and Comolli are
> in agreement we need a centre half, and the owners are happy to back Kenny.
>
> Hearing lots of good things about Comolli as well. very efficient and very
> stubborn.
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> Ztmmer
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> These may be tough now it seems Fabregas has gone [pity really, great player
> and a loss to the league] and I'm sure Wenger will be splashing cash.....or
> will the stubborn bugger. I'm guessing Nasri will go too.
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