sonofabee
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David Raya
I wouldn’t put my house on thatYep, I messaged a Spurs supporting mate today saying the same. I'm sure they'd have made a big offer. As it stands now there's a chance we could finish above them
I wouldn’t put my house on thatYep, I messaged a Spurs supporting mate today saying the same. I'm sure they'd have made a big offer. As it stands now there's a chance we could finish above them
All depends if it’s a dump or pee.There was an old saying when I was a young man. If you're heartbroken and struggling to get over your girlfriend dumping you, just think of her on the lavatory. We shall use the Fulham playoff final to apply the same principle to David's depature.
It so doesn't! ? But each to their own I guess?All depends if it’s a dump or pee.
But in this case David’s is a Number 2 rather than being our Number 1!There was an old saying when I was a young man. If you're heartbroken and struggling to get over your girlfriend dumping you, just think of her on the lavatory. We shall use the Fulham playoff final to apply the same principle to David's depature.
A very good interview IMO - demonstrates he is ambitious, won't commit (why would he?), and is evidently grateful to TF and BFC![]()
‘Happy’ David Raya shuts out talk of new deal to focus on Brentford’s Euro push
Raya will have a year left on his contract in the summerwww.independent.co.uk
There was an old saying when I was a young man. If you're heartbroken and struggling to get over your girlfriend dumping you, just think of her on the lavatory. We shall use the Fulham playoff final to apply the same principle to David's depature.
There’s a few people who might actually find that a turn on!There was an old saying when I was a young man. If you're heartbroken and struggling to get over your girlfriend dumping you, just think of her on the lavatory. We shall use the Fulham playoff final to apply the same principle to David's depature.
Yes. Fairly common in Wiltshire I understand. Swindon Town supporters would need to find an alternative method of emotional recovery.There’s a few people who might actually find that a turn on!
Reply as per Burford's, simply replace Swindon Town with Bristol Rovers.Doesn’t work if the main thing you liked about her was the smell of her sh*t though. Would actually make you sadder.
Stop talking s**t! I can’t handle it!There’s a few people who might actually find that a turn on!
We'll also need to sign a keeper who's somewhere between strakosha and Cox in experience level to challenge for his place.So Raya has earned a big money move to fulfil his "dreams" and we get a wadge of cash. Last season without him we were relegation form. If Stakosha is indeed our replacement, then he'll need game time too in this half of the season. If not how do we know? I'm sure Alvaro and Lossl trained well.
I've only seen Strakosha play in the cup game against West Ham where he had a steady game apart from that strange "ghost" goal from Said. It's hard to say how good or bad he is. He was highly rated on arrival and deemed Raya's successor. Not sure what has changed since then.So long in the summer David, better than Szczesny in my opinion and may well be our best in 100 years. Goes with most sane fans blessing, personally hoping for a stronger replacement than Strakosha mind you.
Our scouting and recruitment team must've made a serious evaluation his abilities and development to commit serious money and he must've been fit long enough for the coaches to validate that this season. Time will tell.I've only seen Strakosha play in the cup game against West Ham where he had a steady game apart from that strange "ghost" goal from Said. It's hard to say how good or bad he is. He was highly rated on arrival and deemed Raya's successor. Not sure what has changed since then.
Seems pretty clear he's off doesn't it?But this is a quote from the Boss today
If he turns [a contract] down twice then, unfortunately, that’s a signal. That being said, David has been amazing; he’s one of the best keepers in the league. He’s one of the captains and leads with his performances and behaviour every day"
A Hundred years! I used to think that Cakebread was our best ever, but that was some 57 years ago and even I have forgotton him, many others have never seen him play so a hundred years is a big statement. I agree very much with the rest of your post.So long in the summer David, better than Szczesny in my opinion and may well be our best in 100 years. Goes with most sane fans blessing, personally hoping for a stronger replacement than Strakosha mind you.
Yep. Hopefully his exit will leave us all “Happy” (in that we maximise value).Seems pretty clear he's off doesn't it?
Only going off how well we’re doing right now v the past 100 years tbh mate, you might be right that there could have been one better, but I’d say he’s right up there.A Hundred years! I used to think that Cakebread was our best ever, but that was some 57 years ago and even I have forgotton him, many others have never seen him play so a hundred years is a big statement. I agree very much with the rest of your post.
Obviously for a different thread but a final word on Strakosha, it was more about body language and distribution that I was worried about. The fact that the shot went through him from Said could happen to any keeper, just one of those things.I've only seen Strakosha play in the cup game against West Ham where he had a steady game apart from that strange "ghost" goal from Said. It's hard to say how good or bad he is. He was highly rated on arrival and deemed Raya's successor. Not sure what has changed since then.
In a Sky interview yesterday Brentford manager Thomas Frank thinks it's unlikely that David Raya will stay at the club at the end of his contract having rejected two improved offers and values him at £40m plus in today's market, It will be interesting to see how many bids come in for him in the summer at that price.
27 is nowhere near old for a goalkeeper. Different optimum age calibration scale to outfield players.Brilliant keeper, not English or that young
No sh*t Sherlock.?27 is nowhere near old for a goalkeeper. Different optimum age calibration scale to outfield players.
He's not even peaked as a GK at 27.Because he's not that young do you think this reduces his value? For an outfield player I would agree but keeper age 27 not so sure.
I think he’s got many years ahead still, but he is a goalkeeper that relies a lot on speed and agility.Because he's not that young do you think this reduces his value? For an outfield player I would agree but keeper age 27 not so sure.
Unfortunately, that ’strange ghost goal‘ was the only thing he had to deal with in the entire 90 minutes!I've only seen Strakosha play in the cup game against West Ham where he had a steady game apart from that strange "ghost" goal from Said.
I hope this isn't Davids' McLaren. I know he owned one but can't recall the colour.
Not true. He had crosses to deal with which he did very well. Commanded his box. Kicked well. Looked much better than last seasons jokers.Unfortunately, that ’strange ghost goal‘ was the only thing he had to deal with in the entire 90 minutes!
Took a while for our defenders to realise that, unlike Raya, Strakosha can only kick with his right foot.Not true. He had crosses to deal with which he did very well. Commanded his box. Kicked well. Looked much better than last seasons jokers.
Chelsea interested ??Many, 40M is a steal. Spurs need him the most but are the least likely to pay.