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Wouldn't mind selling Nemeth for 1 mill £, maybe getting in some future add ons etc.
He's 21 now, and should be much furhter down the line regarding development.
And it will be interesting to see if Laui Dalle Valle will develop further under Roys guidance. He's clearly a admirer, and knows all about his talents from when he was Finnish national manager.
I acutally hope he brings him to Switzerland with the rest of the first team.
He's 21 now, and should be much furhter down the line regarding development.
And it will be interesting to see if Laui Dalle Valle will develop further under Roys guidance. He's clearly a admirer, and knows all about his talents from when he was Finnish national manager.
I acutally hope he brings him to Switzerland with the rest of the first team.
Dalle Valle certainly seems more promising than Nemeth... hope he gets his chance pre-season.
I may be in a minority over this, but I hope Roy takes a good look at Nemeth before we make a decision. I liked what little I saw of Nemeth before, and I reckon there's some ability there.
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I may be in a minority over this, but I hope Roy takes a good look at Nemeth before we make a decision. I liked what little I saw of Nemeth before, and I reckon there's some ability there.
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I seem to recall a few reserve games at the end of the 08/09 season where he and Ngog were paired together.
While I think that Nemeth had a bit of an injury broken season Ngog looked the more prolific and complete of the two.
Make of that what you will.
I may be in a minority over this, but I hope Roy takes a good look at Nemeth before we make a decision. I liked what little I saw of Nemeth before, and I reckon there's some ability there.
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I seem to recall a few reserve games at the end of the 08/09 season where he and Ngog were paired together.
While I think that Nemeth had a bit of an injury broken season Ngog looked the more prolific and complete of the two.
Make of that what you will.
Well, I don't think N'Gog's without ability either. He was poorly served by having to be Torres' understudy long before he was ready to carry such a responsibility, but I don't think he's a totally lost cause as some do.
That said, it admittedly isn't an encouraging comparison.
That said, it admittedly isn't an encouraging comparison.
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Wouldn't mind selling Nemeth for 1 mill £, maybe getting in some future add ons etc.
He's 21 now, and should be much furhter down the line regarding development.
And it will be interesting to see if Laui Dalle Valle will develop further under Roys guidance. He's clearly a admirer, and knows all about his talents from when he was Finnish national manager.
I acutally hope he brings him to Switzerland with the rest of the first team.
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I read on RAWK that LDV will be training with the first team at least until the world cup players come back, so Roy will get a good look at him.
Nemeth has been poor for the last two seasons, which can be partially or wholly attributed to his injuries. If we get 1.5 million I'd sell, if not keep him on for one more season in the hope that we find a miracle cure for his injuries (at which point we should resign Aurelio).
Wouldn't mind selling Nemeth for 1 mill £, maybe getting in some future add ons etc.
He's 21 now, and should be much furhter down the line regarding development.
And it will be interesting to see if Laui Dalle Valle will develop further under Roys guidance. He's clearly a admirer, and knows all about his talents from when he was Finnish national manager.
I acutally hope he brings him to Switzerland with the rest of the first team.
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I read on RAWK that LDV will be training with the first team at least until the world cup players come back, so Roy will get a good look at him.
Nemeth has been poor for the last two seasons, which can be partially or wholly attributed to his injuries. If we get 1.5 million I'd sell, if not keep him on for one more season in the hope that we find a miracle cure for his injuries (at which point we should resign Aurelio).
James Beattie
Hodgson is hoping to bring in an experienced head who can add something different in attack - and believes Beattie fits the bill.
The powerful target man, 32, played under Hodgson at Blackburn Rovers in the late 1990s after coming through the club's youth system.
And Hodgson highly rates the player, believing he will also represent value for money this summer because of his age and his well-publicised bust-up with Stoke City manager Tony Pulis last season.
Beattie is not seen as a long-term option, but the new Reds manager is thought to be prepared to risk the ire of the Anfield faithful by signing a player he believes will have an instant impact on the squad.
The Potters are thought to be keen to cash in on the striker, especially after reports Pulis has left the £3million signing out of his side's pre-season tour of Austria.
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"I managed Joe before, and I signed him when he was 11," Redknapp told ESPN Soccernet.
"We have always had a good relationship. I know what makes Joe tick and it's his love of the game, and his need to be playing it. That is what I am offering him.
"I have spoken with Joe at length and I would like him and, when we talked, he appreciated my view that Tottenham is now a club going places.
"I would like Joe here with me, but it is now up to the club and up to Joe and his agent and his dad, and our chairman, Daniel Levy, is talking to them to try to do a deal. If it is beyond us in financial terms I can appreciate that but I am hoping other factors will come into play to make up Joe's mind."
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Taiwo, who currently plies his trade in France with Marseille, would also be a replacement – for the Fiorentina-bound Emiliano Insua.
Tottenham are also interested in the £8.5 million-rated Nigerian international left-back and it would be a straight choice between the more prestigious Liverpool or Champions League side Spurs.
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Cole has had a good run. He played far more games than he missed at Chelsea and became a regular member of the England side under Sven Goran Eriksson and Steve McClaren. But he does seem to be making the mistake of thinking he's better than he actually is. Apparently, Cole would prefer to stay in London and - only a few months since he and his wife had their first child - that is understandable.
But should he decide that no English club can afford what he feels he deserves, he may yet be tempted by a move abroad, with both AC Milan and Valencia reportedly interested.
Hodgson is hoping to bring in an experienced head who can add something different in attack - and believes Beattie fits the bill.
The powerful target man, 32, played under Hodgson at Blackburn Rovers in the late 1990s after coming through the club's youth system.
And Hodgson highly rates the player, believing he will also represent value for money this summer because of his age and his well-publicised bust-up with Stoke City manager Tony Pulis last season.
Beattie is not seen as a long-term option, but the new Reds manager is thought to be prepared to risk the ire of the Anfield faithful by signing a player he believes will have an instant impact on the squad.
The Potters are thought to be keen to cash in on the striker, especially after reports Pulis has left the £3million signing out of his side's pre-season tour of Austria.
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"I managed Joe before, and I signed him when he was 11," Redknapp told ESPN Soccernet.
"We have always had a good relationship. I know what makes Joe tick and it's his love of the game, and his need to be playing it. That is what I am offering him.
"I have spoken with Joe at length and I would like him and, when we talked, he appreciated my view that Tottenham is now a club going places.
"I would like Joe here with me, but it is now up to the club and up to Joe and his agent and his dad, and our chairman, Daniel Levy, is talking to them to try to do a deal. If it is beyond us in financial terms I can appreciate that but I am hoping other factors will come into play to make up Joe's mind."
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Taiwo, who currently plies his trade in France with Marseille, would also be a replacement – for the Fiorentina-bound Emiliano Insua.
Tottenham are also interested in the £8.5 million-rated Nigerian international left-back and it would be a straight choice between the more prestigious Liverpool or Champions League side Spurs.
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Cole has had a good run. He played far more games than he missed at Chelsea and became a regular member of the England side under Sven Goran Eriksson and Steve McClaren. But he does seem to be making the mistake of thinking he's better than he actually is. Apparently, Cole would prefer to stay in London and - only a few months since he and his wife had their first child - that is understandable.
But should he decide that no English club can afford what he feels he deserves, he may yet be tempted by a move abroad, with both AC Milan and Valencia reportedly interested.
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