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This forum is a joke. It?s always the same. One loss and people are screaming ?sell?.

He?s pretty fast. His major problem has been his lack of aggression, but he seems to have improved under Tuchel.

Why on Earth would he be sold? He?s currently the only young player in the world that comes close to something Xavi/Iniesta-esque in terms of technique and vision.

We?ve apparently offered him a four year deal with the option of one more year.

Yeah, the hype is strong.

The hype is strong for a player that literally has proven nothing when he has played.

Someone has been drinking the kool aid. There is absolutely no evidence linking the vaccination to heart failure. Eriksen wasn?t vaccinated by the way. Run back to Trump-land with your pathetic retoric.

Vaccination doesn?t guarantee not getting infected, but it does guarantee a milder infection, which is exactly what our players should be aiming for.

Which he wouldn?t have been as dependent on had he taken the vaccination. Risking a tougher recovery is beyond stupid.

You obviously.

Why on Earth not?

Are you kidding? The rest of the quote is.

You're leaving out important context. Pretty indecent move.

He's absolutely great. Perhaps the best danish player at the moment, and the only one from our nationalteam I could picture in a Bar?a-shirt.

He's fine. Not near H?land-level though. Tifo explains it pretty well from 5:35:

This aged well.

Decade of dominance. What a penalty.

I've always held him in high regard. At his peak, he was perhaps the most spectacular keeper the world has ever seen (not necessarily meaning the best). His reflexes were something else. In fact, the core of spanish players in Madrid in the early 2000's were a different breed compared to the...

You are mistaken. What he really said was that Frenkie wasn't showing his true potential.

Thankfully we didn't. He hasn't exactly been a world beater at Spurs, and would definitely fall through here.