Sorry...I should have clarified let's hope we get himon reasonable terms. Why? Because we desperately need a right back who can hit the ground running. Which he could. Under the way Roy sets up, he could star. I've seen him play and I rate him highly.

But you're right, they'll/he'll probably wamt to rip us off. And we should resist.

But I do rate him very highly.

If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.

How much do You think he is worth? Was a regular early season for Spurs, bearing in mind AWB went for £55 million. Presumably you have a long list of cheaper better options, but are they available and willing to join us?

I’ve been impressed with his attacking play but not the defensive side of his game.
He doesn’t stop the crosses and is not strong in the air.
If it’s a loan as opposed to a purchase I think he’s worth a go.
Not convinced he’s a Roy type player but we shall see.

Was "a regular" in like 3 games in start of season ))

Spiderman, please just stop talking to me and off. You just called me an idiot in that other thread and now you want me to answer you.

Your notions and knowledge about football are completely ridiculous.

He can never be considered as good as Bogle, who jas first team experience that WP has not even accumulated by 22. Bogle is a teenager sensation at U20 level. Walker-Peters is half as good, 3 years older and 5 million more expensive. Bad in every possible aspect.

Edited by mattteo (08 Jan 2020 7.47pm)

Realistically any player that cannot make the first team of a PL Side, even if they are a top six side, is unlikely to improve our team. We have been down this road already with Liverpool, paying a lot of money for players who were squad members, and can anyone really say its been a complete succcess.
The standard of player in the bottom half of the Premiership and the top half of the Championship is probably very similar and I would like us to at least be taking a chance that a Championship player can make the step up, and not accept a Premiership player who appears to be on the way down.