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you have to be able to tackle and get stuck in .

grabban can do it well.,,hes very strong on the ball. silva gets stuck in for the size of him..he tries and tries.

carvalho gets blown off it far too easy and his head drops.
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I was expecting him to bulk up over the summer. So no surprise hes the same player of last season.
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The way things are going right now I can see Carvalho ending up at Olympiakos.
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Perhaps we could do a swap with Daniel Podence !!
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A loan wouldn’t be a bad shout. I’d have him back in a heartbeat if we got promotion- I think he’d suit prem football.
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I can see this happening actually, we offload Carvalho to Olympiakos same as we did Bouchalakis. This time next year he is looking the part playing Champions league football against the best teams in Europe and we are left scratching our heads wondering why he didnt make it in the Championship.
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(06-11-2019, 04:25 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: I can see this happening actually, we offload Carvalho to Olympiakos same as we did Bouchalakis. This time next year he is looking the part playing Champions league football against the best teams in Europe and we are left scratching our heads wondering why he didnt make it in the Championship.

And some folk will prob use that as an example of Carva's quality, still blind to the fact that what you need to do well in Europe isn't what you need to get out the Champ.  :D

I want Carva to really come back firing now. I know he's not had a pre-season, but he's had enough time to catch up on that now. Time to shine chap.
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I agree Alf. The Greek League and European Competition's are worlds apart from The Championship.
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(06-11-2019, 06:21 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: I agree Alf. The Greek League and European Competition's are worlds apart from The Championship.

Im not picking a fight Sniffer /Alf but by this logic Forest or any physical Championship team could win the Champions league because strength > skill?  :huh:
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Salvatore, I will let Alf answer that  :D
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The teams that do well in Europe have a bit of both. Liverpool have tough athletic pacy players who are strong physically as well as skilful. The teams with younger or less robust players invariably get knocked out.
Ajax ultimately were strong armed out of it by the more physically robust Spurs - Chelsea struggled with their young team until against 9 last night.
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(06-11-2019, 08:46 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: The way things are going right now I can see Carvalho ending up at Olympiakos.

(06-11-2019, 02:27 PM)Portchester Tricky Wrote: Perhaps we could do a swap with Daniel Podence !!

If that offer was on the table I would take it. Can't see it though.
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