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'a bit' 😆 yeah, just a bit 😉

He doesn't give a shit does he?! Venezuela guy is distraught at being sent off, Barco just strolls off without a second glance. He doesnt want to be at this tinpot tournament, he wants to be in Brighton!

You mean I've refreshed this thread for the 58th time, and this time he's actually signed? What am I going to do with my time now?

I think it's been posted 7 or 8 times already, but good effort👌

We announced signing of Buonanotte on 15th January

Maybe. But now he has apparently signed.

Just because this is NSC and nothing can go unchallenged I'm going to add the following to your list : Welbeck, Lallana, Milner, Igor, Verbruggen, Baleba, Dahoud, Pedro, Moder, Lamptey, Mwepu, Trossard. And Buonanotte was signed on 1st jan and made his debut on 4th feb :p

Why Man City didn't sign him..... https://www.manchestercity.news/why-manchester-city-decided-not-to-sign-long-term-target-for-just-9m-this-month/

This from a Boca fan on the Man Utd forum back in September I hope we keep him at least one more year. He is a strange player, he started as fullback but defensivly he was easily overpowered many times. He is extremely confident since a very very early age, specially regarding taking on...

For some reason I'm reminded of Maxwell Cornet when he says this, a little, quick, tricky left back who soon ended up playing up front for Burnley. Speaking of whom, what have West Ham done to him? Was hugely in demand when was at Burnley, but has disappeared without trace.

Indeed, cover for when one or both are sold in the summer. This transfer suggests forward planning for next season, rather than providing cover for this.

We frequently attack down the right, we just attack differently down the right, less direct and more triangles compared to the left. But if a team focuses on defending the left we will certainly hurt them from the right.

Yeah, obviously this. We have a perfectly good RB in Veltman, and a good, albeit oft-injured right wingback in Lamptey. But RDZ has continuously and persistently used midfielders there - Gross / Caicedo / Milner - which is a clear demonstration that that is the kind of player that he wants in...

But it's ultimately pointless. These players aren't necessarily any 'better' than any others, there is a large volume of potential talent out there. We sign them because our analytics say they will fit seamlessly into our system, and by doing that, along with our development pathways and so...