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Oh please pretty pleaseIt would be positively brilliant if they bid on Davey next
Would be the first time a recruiter was sent out in the hallway to think about their behaviourIt would be positively brilliant if they bid on Davey next
Haha, Swans are burning all clubs here, next will be Davey, while they assess the best offer
He is intensely risk-averse when it comes quicker types, and is obsessed with junior production without much regard for how that scales up to the higher level. He's not alone though, because Agresta is a factor here.
I too want footballers who football well but these are boys, not men, and there is a greater scope for projection. Then there's what he's done in terms of points of difference from trade & free agency versus the cost. All good players, but when you age the list like that you have to be in synergy with the rest of the football department, and in that respect 2021 & 2022 was a failure.
Being heavily data driven would explain the homogeneity his moves often fall into. I didn't like all the risks that SOS and Brodie took in an effort to elevate to the elite bracket, but they at least took logical risks.
I'm allowed to disagree... is everyone else allowed to escalate the response to abuse? What about mods?
Elijah Hewett and Jed Busslinger genuinely suit our list better, and genuinely were in that draft range. Hollands was the weakest rated of the three in assessments rather than club intel, including industry scouts who comment here and in publication.