Anthony Gordon

Gordon, a good signing?

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Usual Barka fans and premtards generating conclusions from a match of no importance.

It doesnt matter brevs. Flick & Deco already bought him, and they know things better than yous.

Btw, as I have already said, Rashy will be playing for us next season too. So dont worry.
 
Heard the actual transfer is 80M fixed + 10M variables + percentage of future sale.
No wonder Newcastle snapped our hands off. Muppets in here trying to label Deco a genius for getting this done so quick. :ROFLMAO:
 
Draconifire said:
Usual Barka fans and premtards generating conclusions from a match of no importance.

It doesnt matter brevs. Flick & Deco already bought him, and they know things better than yous.

Btw, as I have already said, Rashy will be playing for us next season too. So dont worry.
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That's if Barca pays the agreed fee. I don't see Man Utd reducing that when they clearly see Barca getting Anthony Gordon for about 80m, I wouldn't reduce the fee if I were in their shoes.
 
feggydinho said:
That's if Barca pays the agreed fee. I don't see Man Utd reducing that when they clearly see Barca getting Anthony Gordon for about 80m, I wouldn't reduce the fee if I were in their shoes.
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I think they might when its closer to deadline day.

Everyone knows, Rashy isnt worth 30m when you consider his wages.
 
Not sure if anyone can draw a lot of conclusions in a game in which is nothing more than a warm-up game in hot ass Florida weather with a shitty ass pitch.

Better off waiting until the dude is actual Barca colors to see how he actually will work.
 
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xXKonan said:
Not sure if anyone can draw a lot of conclusions in a game in which is nothing more than a warm-up game in hot ass Florida weather with a shitty ass pitch.

Better off waiting until the dude is actual Barca colors to see how he actually will work.
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I wouldn't put much stock into whatever nonsense the resident Barca haters are spewing.
 
ajnotkeith said:
He uses a lot of the same moves to create seperation. Stepover and then kick to the outside etc.

That does concern me a bit. However he will be starting in a new league where the defenders don't know him and has time to develop, and we shouldn't demand too much from him in terms of ball to feet.
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PL has more space to run into than the LL which has a lot of low blocks (especially against Barca)

It'll be tougher for him to dribble in LL

Teams never park the bus against Newcastle or Everton

Son did a lot of stepovers but he was a far superior dribbler (and player) and was very smooth with it
 
Remains to be seen what Gordon can bring to the team (I'm skeptical but who knows, could be proven wrong by him).

Meanwhile, it is remarkable just how feverishly Baljeet seethes about ANYTHING Barca related :lol: Can someone toss him some lunch money already :lol:
 
Trickykid said:
I wouldn't put much stock into whatever nonsense the resident Barca haters are spewing.
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That's true.

I'm more inclined to listen to guys like Jenks because he's probably watched him a lot. For me I just gotta wait and see how he does under Flick. Everton had been on a downward Spiral during his time there and Newcastle had fallen apart in the league this season.
 
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