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Keeper...Alison Becker Centre back...Dr Vrij A holding central midfielder...Max Meyer A versatile attacker ...leon Bailey I think we could do all of those four deals.

He generally played as a forward thinking midfielder before I think but has been playing as a more deep lying midfielder this season. Brave an good, especially on a free.

Shelvey every time he steps into the pitch is an unknown quantity. He can have moments of genius or moments of mind numbing stupidity.

I have a few work guys at work who are Utd supporters and they really are getting fed up with the way he has them playing. Always great to hear.

Moreno may have a few games where he is reasonably stead but there is always a brain fart just around the corner with him. The best way would be to promote from within if possible, finding the odd first teamer and numerous squad players from the youth ranks is a far better way to go, of course your scouting work must be top notch for this to happen but if possible i think it's the best way forward, you can then focus your transfers funds over as few really excellent players as possible.

Wilshire is incredibly injury prone, please don't sign him.

I think Solanke would benefit from a season loan with someone like Bournemouth or the likes.

Completely agree.

Unfortunately I can't see it happening, although the nasty little so n' so deserves to be banned for violent behaviour.

There definitely are certain players that seem to go down very easily or regularly go down with no contact. It's such a pity that the powers that be can't be arsed to get a grip on it. If the ref doesn't think it was a foul and he is suspicious of a possible dive, make it a reportable incident that can be checked later, if it's proven then retrospective punishment.....straight red card, three game ban.

I think he would be an excellent signing, young, great athletic and technical ability, homegrown, left sided and versatile.

Sounds like a solid plan. Go for it!

Milner has great experience and has still got plenty of ability. Now he never really had any great pace but at times i feel like our style of play is just to constant and he physically can't keep up the constant pressure. As a squad player i have no problems with him at all, I think he is a model pro.

If Karius improves between now and the end of the season then we may genuinely only need a back up keeper, if his form slips again then it's obvious we need an improved number one. He has his chance, it's up to him.

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He gets a lot of injuries and that's a horrible situation for a professional footballer,but the guy also seems to be his own worse enemy by crying off at the earliest sign of an ounce of pain. He should retire and take the pressure off his body, it can't do the routine anymore.

A reversed instep?

His body has given up

Top quality player who fits in perfectly to our style of play. Get him a new deal sorted.

Deserves to keep his spot. Leave him in there.

Depends which way any others heard the exchange.

I do agree that he is lucky to be first choice, but you would still drop him even though the alternative player isn't playing as well as he is? I just want to add I don't think he is playing fantastic, but he is just about within our first choice midfield three.

100%.......we are important, not him.