borini anyone 21:19 - Jan 6 with 7632 views | dulaisjack | all this talk about bony going, how about a bid for borini , knows the club and not in brendas plans, plenty of potential there and knows were the net is except when playing for liverpool. | | | | |
borini anyone on 09:45 - Jan 7 with 1710 views | Starsky | I love all the experts on here who just know that potential signings are nowhere near good enough for us anymore. I remember you lot at the start of the season bleating the same thing about Frank Lampard. The same Frank Lampard that had just signed for Man City for the whole season. Drogba is another one. Way too old you'd think but he's been popping a few in for Chelsea this season. I guess what I'm saying is...keep an open mind now and again lads, it's what Swansea City have been doing close on 12 years now. | |
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borini anyone on 10:12 - Jan 7 with 1676 views | Bloodyhills | I don't think we need Borini. | |
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borini anyone on 10:17 - Jan 7 with 1662 views | longlostjack |
borini anyone on 10:12 - Jan 7 by Brynmill_Jack | Borini's finishing ability is top notch IF he get played as a centre forward and not a winger. For 4-5 million it would be a low risk pint that could pay off massively. He's still young and I bet he'd love to come back here |
This. If the price is right he'd be a good fit. | |
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borini anyone on 11:08 - Jan 7 with 1615 views | Dewi1jack |
borini anyone on 22:42 - Jan 6 by oldcob | As a Sumo wrestler? |
No.As a ball boy. Can't see Hazard or anyone else (even Shawcross!!) being able to kick him off the ball | |
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borini anyone on 11:29 - Jan 7 with 1591 views | Bloodyhills |
borini anyone on 22:42 - Jan 6 by oldcob | As a Sumo wrestler? |
He could throw his weight around up front. | |
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borini anyone on 11:30 - Jan 7 with 1589 views | felixstowe_jack | Borini is a championship striker can't even get in Liverpool's team this year a big step backwards if we bought him. | |
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borini anyone on 11:32 - Jan 7 with 1585 views | lostjock |
borini anyone on 11:29 - Jan 7 by Bloodyhills | He could throw his weight around up front. |
Bring Michu back and pair him with Siggy (not a bad 2nd option). Let's give Gomis a shot... i'm sure he'll make the role his own! | | | | Login to get fewer ads
borini anyone on 11:38 - Jan 7 with 1579 views | Oldjack | Gomis is top dog now ,he'll get goals for us, plus we've already got a backup striker i don't think Monks will be looking for anyone else until the summer if theses two fail | |
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borini anyone on 11:45 - Jan 7 with 1568 views | ItchySphincter |
borini anyone on 07:40 - Jan 7 by ApeShit | Even though Bony was amazing for us, we kind of lost our normal style of play. (Although people don't like to admit it.) A lot of long balls played up to him, with Gomis I think we'll get more of our passing game back. |
That's more to do with Shelvey than Bony. | |
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borini anyone on 11:47 - Jan 7 with 1562 views | Trundle10 |
borini anyone on 11:30 - Jan 7 by felixstowe_jack | Borini is a championship striker can't even get in Liverpool's team this year a big step backwards if we bought him. |
Championship striker..... Rightio | | | |
borini anyone on 11:53 - Jan 7 with 1549 views | macthejack | I think people expecting us to make any big buys this window will be disappointed, chances are we'll make a few minor additions and waiting 'til the summer to make the bigger changes. I, and apparently Swansea city share this view, am not a big fan of doing major business in the January window. We never really make big buys in January. | | | |
borini anyone on 12:01 - Jan 7 with 1535 views | Musical_Swan |
borini anyone on 08:58 - Jan 7 by Trundle10 | Inter Milan interested but "nowhere near" good enough for the Swans??? |
Inter also interested in Scott Sinclair. Make of that what you will. | |
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borini anyone on 12:10 - Jan 7 with 1508 views | pencoedjack |
borini anyone on 07:40 - Jan 7 by ApeShit | Even though Bony was amazing for us, we kind of lost our normal style of play. (Although people don't like to admit it.) A lot of long balls played up to him, with Gomis I think we'll get more of our passing game back. |
My personal opinion is that style of play also suited Gylfi. Bony holding up allowing him to run on .... With Gomis the ball needs to be played in front of him which IMO will not bring the best out of the Iceman. | | | |
borini anyone on 14:57 - Jan 7 with 1420 views | Starsky |
borini anyone on 12:10 - Jan 7 by pencoedjack | My personal opinion is that style of play also suited Gylfi. Bony holding up allowing him to run on .... With Gomis the ball needs to be played in front of him which IMO will not bring the best out of the Iceman. |
Indeed, This happened with Siggy and Danny Graham. | |
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borini anyone on 14:58 - Jan 7 with 1394 views | Starsky |
borini anyone on 11:30 - Jan 7 by felixstowe_jack | Borini is a championship striker can't even get in Liverpool's team this year a big step backwards if we bought him. |
Another expert, well done. | |
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borini anyone on 15:05 - Jan 7 with 1377 views | jackal |
borini anyone on 14:58 - Jan 7 by Starsky | Another expert, well done. |
You seem to think you're the expert, putting everyone else's opinion down. | | | |
borini anyone on 15:11 - Jan 7 with 1365 views | lidojack |
borini anyone on 11:53 - Jan 7 by macthejack | I think people expecting us to make any big buys this window will be disappointed, chances are we'll make a few minor additions and waiting 'til the summer to make the bigger changes. I, and apparently Swansea city share this view, am not a big fan of doing major business in the January window. We never really make big buys in January. |
The old adage is that you can never get value in January, and although there are certain exceptions like you I don't think we'll find our next long term striking option in January. Also Borini is a completely different player to anything we've had here since the last time he was on loan. IMO it wouldn't make sense to pay January fees for a player who would mean a complete change in the way we play. | | | |
borini anyone on 15:28 - Jan 7 with 1343 views | pencoedjack |
borini anyone on 15:11 - Jan 7 by lidojack | The old adage is that you can never get value in January, and although there are certain exceptions like you I don't think we'll find our next long term striking option in January. Also Borini is a completely different player to anything we've had here since the last time he was on loan. IMO it wouldn't make sense to pay January fees for a player who would mean a complete change in the way we play. |
As stated earlier in thread he turned down QPR because they wouldn't pay him enough You think we'd pay more than them ? | | | |
borini anyone on 15:38 - Jan 7 with 1326 views | Starsky |
borini anyone on 15:05 - Jan 7 by jackal | You seem to think you're the expert, putting everyone else's opinion down. |
"Putting everyone else's opinion down?" Where was this then? What's your take on it then? Borini is a Championship striker is he? | |
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borini anyone on 15:46 - Jan 7 with 1309 views | sixpenses |
borini anyone on 07:40 - Jan 7 by ApeShit | Even though Bony was amazing for us, we kind of lost our normal style of play. (Although people don't like to admit it.) A lot of long balls played up to him, with Gomis I think we'll get more of our passing game back. |
Yep must agree, watching Gomis that thought definitely crossed my mind. More suited to our previous style of play which we had to adapt to best suit Bony. Now perhaps we could revert more naturally to our more consistently free flowing style. I think Gomis's showing in his limited game time gives a lot of optimism and compares favourably with Bony at the start - although of course different skills Even before Michu was injured at Cardiff (and hardly played again after) Bony was getting twice the PL game time that Gomis had over the same number of games (Bony average of 50 mins a game and played in every single PL game for which he was available, where Gomis averaging 26 mins). Bony also having full European and cup game time from the outset. Yet in the same period that Bony had only scored one open play PL goal so had Gomis, even though he had significantly less playing time. So it is a shame if some are prejudging Gomis without him having an equal PL opportunity (obviously we are not fortunate enough to have Europe to help integrate Gomis more rapidly). | | | |
borini anyone on 15:48 - Jan 7 with 1303 views | jackal |
borini anyone on 15:38 - Jan 7 by Starsky | "Putting everyone else's opinion down?" Where was this then? What's your take on it then? Borini is a Championship striker is he? |
I said earlier that I thought he was a great championship player but not up to the Prem. He was ok at Sunderland, but did nothing for L'pool. With potentially 30 million in the pot we could get better. | | | |
borini anyone on 15:56 - Jan 7 with 1275 views | fbreath |
borini anyone on 15:46 - Jan 7 by sixpenses | Yep must agree, watching Gomis that thought definitely crossed my mind. More suited to our previous style of play which we had to adapt to best suit Bony. Now perhaps we could revert more naturally to our more consistently free flowing style. I think Gomis's showing in his limited game time gives a lot of optimism and compares favourably with Bony at the start - although of course different skills Even before Michu was injured at Cardiff (and hardly played again after) Bony was getting twice the PL game time that Gomis had over the same number of games (Bony average of 50 mins a game and played in every single PL game for which he was available, where Gomis averaging 26 mins). Bony also having full European and cup game time from the outset. Yet in the same period that Bony had only scored one open play PL goal so had Gomis, even though he had significantly less playing time. So it is a shame if some are prejudging Gomis without him having an equal PL opportunity (obviously we are not fortunate enough to have Europe to help integrate Gomis more rapidly). |
I heard on radio the other day that Gomis was unhappy as he was promised game time as the system we would be employing would be him and Bony on the field at the same time. | |
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borini anyone on 16:01 - Jan 7 with 1264 views | AJ101 |
borini anyone on 15:48 - Jan 7 by jackal | I said earlier that I thought he was a great championship player but not up to the Prem. He was ok at Sunderland, but did nothing for L'pool. With potentially 30 million in the pot we could get better. |
I think you're underestimating him here, I'd say he's up to the Prem as shown in his time at Sunderland he's probably not good enough to be the #1 striker in the prem but as a backup he's good enough. If Liverpool buy another striker in January it would probably lower his value to them (which can't be great at the moment anyway) and you could get a good deal, his wages would no doubt be a concern though as I think he's on too much compared to his ability at Liverpool (just speculation on my part). | | | |
borini anyone on 16:15 - Jan 7 with 1243 views | sixpenses |
borini anyone on 15:56 - Jan 7 by fbreath | I heard on radio the other day that Gomis was unhappy as he was promised game time as the system we would be employing would be him and Bony on the field at the same time. |
Interesting. I wonder if that was after Bony was not sold or in the case that Bony was not sold. Hard to believe we would splash out the kind of money would would have had to to get Gomis here on an intended long term second striker. Possibly a plan B that Villareal showed as pretty flawed (certainly at that stage) Hope the serious lack of playing time has not soured the relationship with Gomis. Without playing them both together obviously a very difficult situation. | | | |
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