Outside of Mix, Jacobson has been our most consistent performer the last few weeks.
Don't agree. He's a mediocre passer, makes reckless/unprofessional challenges and frequently gets pulled way out of position. Not a long-term answer in my opinion.
Outside of Mix, Jacobson has been our most consistent performer the last few weeks.
His passing, which is his biggest weakness, is less noticeable with nemec in, when we bypass him.Don't agree. He's a mediocre passer, makes reckless/unprofessional challenges and frequently gets pulled way out of position. Not a long-term answer in my opinion.
His passing, which is his biggest weakness, is less noticeable with nemec in, when we bypass him.
But he's had some massive lapses and over committee. But you're right. I tend to judge our players by how often I have to say 'What the fuck INSERT NAME HERE.' And rarely do I with him
Don't agree. He's a mediocre passer, makes reckless/unprofessional challenges and frequently gets pulled way out of position. Not a long-term answer in my opinion.
I am so excited for July!!!!!Pirlo has already been to three CL finals and won two of them. I think he leaves regardless. This final is just a bonus for him.
Drogba looking for 8 Million a year to play the rest of the year.
He was in contract negotiations with Orlando. They ultimately turned him down.
They also made a $10 Million bid for Dom Dwyer. SKC rejected it.
Bigger news to me, however, is that Orlando is operating as if a 4th DP slot will open.
No Poku? Shelton? Nemec?
This is one of the more spot on descriptions of a player I've read on this forum.This was just a fun, quick mockup without a ton of thought. But no, those players wouldn't break into the top XI if we actually added Pirlo, Drogba, and Iraola.
I like both Poku and Shelton best off the bench anyway. Shelton biggest asset is his pace, and is otherwise pretty average all around. Poku definitely has potential to be a regular starter, but needs to round out some deficiencies in his game. When he plays, he makes some notable dribbles, but I don't see much from him in off-the-ball positioning, defensive skills, or even distribution (aside from some flashes.) Both are best as sparks off the bench to move the ball forward quickly in late-game situations.
The basic rule is that he would be subject to US/NY/NYC tax if he's living here.
It can't be worse than Italy's. Keep in mind that in Italy all salary is reported as net. So when people say he's only making €3.5 million at Juve, he's actually making €7 million. It's the after tax salary that's being reported. So when people were saying give DDR $8 million since he's only making €6m at Roma, he's actually making €12m at Roma.