Thur thing boss!
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Is he playing the under 14s?
I thought the same thing - the other players looked tiny and I’m sure Thuram isn’t 8ft tall
If Fabizio Romano said it - then it must be true!!!!
Well, it's information based on a source. Neil Jones thinks is Ali Mak and either Thruam or Kone and possibly a young talent like Alex Scott. I would not be aversed to it whatsoever. We are addressing our issues it seems. German George has started his role as SD, lets see what he does.
The idea of signing the likes of Thuram, Kone and having them in midfield - fuck me - we are talking big boys, big Ballers, and to think if anyone get past them they have a couple of 6ft4 defenders to get past, and add to that us being interested in that Dutch guy who is also a fast 6ft4inch guy ... we win the league, and anything else that we take seriously.
[article]Liverpool target Khephren Thuram has been urged to stay at Nice for the time being.
The young midfielder is a target for manager Jurgen Klopp and the Reds, given their planned midfield overhaul.
Thuram could replace the likes of James Milner, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Naby Keita, who are all leaving this summer.
While L'Equipe has linked Thuram to Liverpool, Nice boss Didier Digard thinks the midfielder should stay put for at least another year.
"Khephren's fantastic," the Nice boss told RMC Sport.
"He's very hardworking, very attentive. On rest days he's at the training center. He recovers quickly for back-to-back matches and completes high-intensity training.
“He listens and applies himself. He has room for improvement and he's in demand. He simply eats up video analysis, additional sessions. He also advises others, because he takes on a leadership role. He's also discovering himself as a person.
"He's already in the France team, but I'm convinced that he'll have a very big career. But there must still be a little bit in Nice to go to continue his progress."[/article]
[article]Nice midfielder Khephren Thuram is staying calm amid interest from Liverpool.
Liverpool are said to have opened talks with OGCN for Thuram.
But he said on Wednesday: “I want to progress, go on the field, have fun.
“For now, I'm in Nice. It's going very well. I really like the club, so I still see myself in Nice. I am very well in Nice.
“There are noises, I hear, but I'm happy in Nice. I hope to grow with this club. I would like him (Didier Digard, manager) to stay because he brought a lot to this group when it was in a difficult period.
“I don't know if I tell him enough but he's someone I can never thank enough. He helped me a lot in difficult times in my young career. We worked a lot together. I wish him only happiness, in Nice, or elsewhere."[/article]
The young midfielder is a target for manager Jurgen Klopp and the Reds, given their planned midfield overhaul.
Thuram could replace the likes of James Milner, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Naby Keita, who are all leaving this summer.
While L'Equipe has linked Thuram to Liverpool, Nice boss Didier Digard thinks the midfielder should stay put for at least another year.
"Khephren's fantastic," the Nice boss told RMC Sport.
"He's very hardworking, very attentive. On rest days he's at the training center. He recovers quickly for back-to-back matches and completes high-intensity training.
“He listens and applies himself. He has room for improvement and he's in demand. He simply eats up video analysis, additional sessions. He also advises others, because he takes on a leadership role. He's also discovering himself as a person.
"He's already in the France team, but I'm convinced that he'll have a very big career. But there must still be a little bit in Nice to go to continue his progress."[/article]
[article]Nice midfielder Khephren Thuram is staying calm amid interest from Liverpool.
Liverpool are said to have opened talks with OGCN for Thuram.
But he said on Wednesday: “I want to progress, go on the field, have fun.
“For now, I'm in Nice. It's going very well. I really like the club, so I still see myself in Nice. I am very well in Nice.
“There are noises, I hear, but I'm happy in Nice. I hope to grow with this club. I would like him (Didier Digard, manager) to stay because he brought a lot to this group when it was in a difficult period.
“I don't know if I tell him enough but he's someone I can never thank enough. He helped me a lot in difficult times in my young career. We worked a lot together. I wish him only happiness, in Nice, or elsewhere."[/article]
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Like I said elsewhere, we will note be sign anyone of real note, just players that are slighty above average class, this type of player
the word class being interchangeable with price
https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/kh...d-star/bltc6d9b5cd0e10c35f#csc65f6e1cb88cacb3
I do like the sound of him.
I do like the sound of him.
If we get all 3 MFs (Ali mac, Thuram and Kone) we will have a MF that is as good as any team anywhere in the world. All 3 can dribble their way into space, and all 3 can press and tackle.
Do you like the look of him, is the real question.
Bundesliga, Ligue 1 and us? Where do you find the time?
Indeed. And I ain’t convinced they’re the same
Why?!?! I don't think things have advanced too much as we supposedly made enquiries for Micky VDV, Gravenberch, Kone and Thuram whilst still trying to close the Ali Mac deal. German George couldn't possibly handle that many transfers. There's lots of stuff from Twitter, but root of the stories is Josh Talbot
Because people were posting about thuram in the kone thread
They look the same to me - it's understandable.
Perhaps this will help:
I think Thuram's game is so natural that he will be fine anywhere he goes, but Kone really needs to find the right coach. Klopp could do wonders for him – did you see how quick those feet are? He needs to play much further forward in a front-foot high-press team and he's going to be an absolute nightmare for opponents with his ball-winning, quick thinking and flair. I have a feeling what we're seeing at Gladbach is not even half the player he could potentially be in a right team with the right tactical set-up.
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Racist!
Like what? They are poles apart. Naby was incredibly slow and very weak. He was regularly brushed off the ball.
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