Who do you want most?

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Who would you most like to see Southampton sign?

  • Victor Wanyama

  • Ever Banega

  • Radja Nainggolan

  • Miroslav Stoch

  • Pablo Osvaldo

  • Gonzalo Bueno

  • Jesús Gámez

  • Other (please specify)

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SamKimish

SamKimish

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Interesting question posed to me this evening: of the players that have been seriously linked with the club in recent weeks, who would you most like to see Saints sign?

Try and keep the suggestions realistic ;)
 
Banega's probably the most talented, but Wanyama is a much better fit. Wanyama.
 
Wanyama is a very good player but central midfield is arguably our strongest position. I think we really need a forward or wide man, maybe like a consistent Dos Santos.
 
Banega. He's the most outstanding player in this company, and we have no one quite like him in the squad. Would add another dimention to our game
 
- Doing The Lambert Walk said:
A want a British player, buying all these foreigners is where we went wrong last time.
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I personally feel that's a slightly antiquated thinking.

I appreciate the validity in arguing that a multi-lingual team may struggle to communicate but I don't believe that simply signing a 'foreigner' is a cause for concern. We top most tables when comparing the English contingents of Premier League squads so I don't think we are at risk of losing our British core; Shaw, Clyne, Rodriguez, Lallana and Cork provide a brilliant spine of English talent that are likely to feature in our starting XIs frequently next season and we have Lambert, Davis and Puncheon to add to that.
 
SamKimish said:
I personally feel that's a slightly antiquated thinking.

I appreciate the validity in arguing that a multi-lingual team may struggle to communicate but I don't believe that simply signing a 'foreigner' is a cause for concern. We top most tables when comparing the English contingents of Premier League squads so I don't think we are at risk of losing our British core; Shaw, Clyne, Rodriguez, Lallana and Cork provide a brilliant spine of English talent that are likely to feature in our starting XIs frequently next season and we have Lambert, Davis and Puncheon to add to that.
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I think you missed the sarcasm or pisstake here from DTLW
 
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