fred keenor wrote:Glatzel opens the scoring for Mainz against Hoffenheim in the first minute today
bluebird58 wrote:Don’t know whether it’s coincidence or not, but Mainz have been much improved since Glatzel went there, and the win yesterday moves them out of the relegation places.
Bluebird For Life wrote:bluebird58 wrote:Don’t know whether it’s coincidence or not, but Mainz have been much improved since Glatzel went there, and the win yesterday moves them out of the relegation places.
Mainz play some terrific football and hope they go on to climb the table. I can Glatzel returning permanently to Germany which is a shame as he could still do a job for us.
MoodyBluebird wrote:Bluebird For Life wrote:bluebird58 wrote:Don’t know whether it’s coincidence or not, but Mainz have been much improved since Glatzel went there, and the win yesterday moves them out of the relegation places.
Mainz play some terrific football and hope they go on to climb the table. I can Glatzel returning permanently to Germany which is a shame as he could still do a job for us.
Anyone can do a job for us but can he do a good job for us ? I doubt it, especially given the way the team is set up. If Mainz offer us a decent price for him, we should accept and use the money for team building.
bluebird58 wrote:Don’t know whether it’s coincidence or not, but Mainz have been much improved since Glatzel went there, and the win yesterday moves them out of the relegation places.
maccydee wrote:Playing really well.
Mentioned as a possible replacement for Haaland at Dortmund.
103 Barmy Army wrote:At the time, I would have liked to have kept him as a different option for a back up striker, but also said he was rather expensive for such a role.
My opinion now is that releasing him - albeit on loan - was probably the correct decision as we need a more like-for-like replacement for Moore to suit our system and tactics. The situation was made worse when we missed out on other striker options, which happens. Hopefully Moore’s training is being tailored (less physically demanding) around the fact he’s a key player, one that we can’t adequately substitute.
Whatever happens, this chance of the play offs is a bonus considering we were heading towards the relegation zone not too long ago.
maccydee wrote:Playing really well.
Mentioned as a possible replacement for Haaland at Dortmund.
bluesince62 wrote:103 Barmy Army wrote:At the time, I would have liked to have kept him as a different option for a back up striker, but also said he was rather expensive for such a role.
My opinion now is that releasing him - albeit on loan - was probably the correct decision as we need a more like-for-like replacement for Moore to suit our system and tactics. The situation was made worse when we missed out on other striker options, which happens. Hopefully Moore’s training is being tailored (less physically demanding) around the fact he’s a key player, one that we can’t adequately substitute.
Whatever happens, this chance of the play offs is a bonus considering we were heading towards the relegation zone not too long ago.
Then surely to have made sure of one of those "missed out" players were signed 1st?? We are looking toothless up front last few games, when moore is misfiring,and MM wont play watters,for whatever reason.and harris is no like for like replacement for him either.
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