Our transfer dealings read like me playing Football Manager. Future stars or bust!
Defensive midfielder who can apparently cover at central defenceYou must log in or register to see media
I'm beginning to understand why they renamed our 23s to Southampton B now. Would've been very confusing having two Under-23 teams.Our transfer dealings read like me playing Football Manager. Future stars or bust!
Now, I know he claims to be the son of George Weah, but...............You must log in or register to see media
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He has a very boring job, apparently.It’s the only thing that helps him pass the time away…
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He must be dyer thenGeorge Weah's cousin apparently....
Hopefully Jose's memories will outweigh the sour exit and he will talk kindly of the clubYou must log in or register to see media
A forward who has never scored more than three goals in a league season. Sounds very Saints!You must log in or register to see media
He plays more in midfield or as a winger. Plus he only actually started 17 games last season.A forward who has never scored more than three goals in a league season. Sounds very Saints!
This aligns with what I was just about to post regarding midfield. Links to Svanburg and this Man City youngster imply that we might be trying to move Diallo onYou must log in or register to see media
He turned down us and Leverkusen apparently which is an interesting decision to say the least. I expect he was guaranteed more football there and not many players can jump straight from South America to the high intensity of the premier league. If you’ve ever tried watching domestic South American football the pace always seems no existentYou must log in or register to see media
It is probably more of a cultural thing. The weather, lifestyle and language makes it more appealing and easier for South American footballers and even other South Americans to settle in Italy, Spain and Portugal than northern Europe especially as there will be others from their own country there too. Sassulo probably has other Uruguayan players who persuaded him to go there as well.He turned down us and Leverkusen apparently which is an interesting decision to say the least. I expect he was guaranteed more football there and not many players can jump straight from South America to the high intensity of the premier league. If you’ve ever tried watching domestic South American football the pace always seems no existent
Seems reassuring that we seem to be trying to look further afield and potentially trying to get the Darwin Nunez types before they make their first European move and before they hit the 30m bracket (that he was rumoured to be last summer when Brighton wanted him)