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No left back until January?

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[quote author=Farkmaster link=topic=46106.msg1365334#msg1365334 date=1310680435]
He shouldn't play there much but hopeless? I thought he did ok there considering it isn't his position.
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No. You're right. "Hopeless" was unfair of me. But I just dont think he's very reliable in the LB position and would prefer not to consider him as one of our options there
 
[quote author=Hansern link=topic=46106.msg1365318#msg1365318 date=1310676175]
Downing will be 27, Young will be 26.
They paid 17 mill with 1 year left on his contract, and we paid the same and Downingbhas 2 years left on his contract.

How in sweet baby Moses name have they gotten the better deal?


Your Manc mates are idiotes Modo.
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Granted they're idiots but they did get the better player for almost the same price. Like I said it's all about who you rate.
I also rate Young more than Downing.
 
I think they're equally talented tbh, but have strenghtes the other doesnt etc. According to another site test scores from Villa show that Downing is quicker than Young, which kind off puts the Downibt is slow argument to bed.

If we overpaid, Utd definetly overpaid and that with 5-6 mill.

Seeing as we needva left footef winger, I actually think we got the better deal in terms of what we need..
 
It all comes down to who you rate more though, doesn't it.

Given that half this site wanted Young and has done for ages, if the situation had've been reserved everyone would be laughing at Utd. You know it to be true.
 
Er, do we have any money left (or with the amount of planks in the side, squad numbers) for a defender?
 
Cissokho Edges Closer to Liverpool Move

Liverpool look likely to seal the signature of Aly Cissokho after Lyon admitted that they will sell the player should the right offer be made. It is believed that a deal in the region of €12m may be enough to see one of Europe’s brightest defensive prospects join the Red half of Merseyside. Having seemingly fallen out with his current club’s hierarchy, the Frenchman may be looking for a new challenge. And having previously stated his desire to one day play in the Premier League, a deal could be struck as early as next week. With Newcastle standing firm over their valuation of Enrique, a move for the 23-year-old now looks to be the likeliest outcome. History Kopsource understands that the club held informal talks with the player’s representatives in the latter stages of last year. It is believed that the discussions went well, although an immediate move for the player was ruled out and put off until the summer. The left-back then openly admitted that it would be a ‘dream’ to play for Liverpool; although he also stated that he was happy at Lyon, with any lingering hope crushed by Lyon when they stated they would not sell the player. However, Lyon have told the club that they will sell him at the right price and have already begun the search for a new left-back – leaving Cissokho free to find a new challenge. And with Kenny Dalglish & co. openly looking for quality additions, a move for Cissokho may not be as far fetched as when we first reported it back in December 2010. Player rating There are very few young full-back prospects who have the attributes to make it in the Premier League, so hearing that we are linked with one of Europe’s hottest prospects is undoubtedly exciting for all involved. And a player of Cissokho’s potential would definitely be welcomed with open arms at the gates of Anfield. Despite his sketchy form last season, Cissokho is still held in high regard and the club are confident in his ability to overcome his consistency issues. Young, quick, and full of potential, Cissokho fits John W Henry’s transfer policy as he looks to buy young in order to set a foundation for the future. Concerns Many are concerned that Lyon are willing to release Cissokho without so much as a fight. However, this shouldn’t distract from the fact that the player is miles ahead of most left-backs his age. Just because the club are willing to sell, doesn’t mean alarm bells should automatically begin to ring. Diego Forlan, Gerard Pique and Arjen Robben – to name a few – are all players who were willingly, and regrettably, sold.
 
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