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What about Dalcio?

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Ah, yes - of course. I recall that now. Thanks.

Back of shirt? Is that new?

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Arteta is doing well enough, I think (outwith this last couple, but he was up against Man City in one of them). He needs to get rid of the dead wood, which I believe he has acknowledged and they're looking to do so in the summer.

I think Toney looks good, but I think he has his eye on a high Championship or low PL club. Wasn't the Peterborough Chairman looking for £10M plus for Toney?

I always look forward to seeing Brighton play - as strange as that sounds. Graham Potter is an interesting coach, with an attacking philosophy. I can see Brighton ripping Arsenal apart, but then Arsenal have the superior quality.

I thought Man Utd were quite good, if lacking a bit of cutting edge. They certainly looked the most likely. Pogba made a big difference. Tottenham are typical Mourinho: like to fall back into a low block and counter. It's a bit boring now. To be successful you need to be able to go and break someone down. Saying that, Mourinho did set up with more attackers, in a 4-4-2.

No wonder we get fans moaning at every signing we make if they think Ryan Fraser is a realistic option. Jeez...

We should be looking to pick up some of their promising youngsters.

Spurs-Untied could be interesting. I'm looking forward to seeing Pogba and Bruno Fernandez link up. Actually, Norwich-Southampton could be good too: They are both progressive sides, looking to attack and counter and with the lack of fitness, it could be a cagey game or a goal-fest.

David Luiz is brutal these days. There was always a mistake in him, but I always felt like the benefits he brought offset that, for the most part; these days he can't do anything right. Even Arsenal are trying to offload him. He didn't actually start, but had to come on after their first-choice injured himself.

Halliday has been released.

Yep.

Schalke are poor at the moment: I can see David Wagner (formerly of Huddersfield) being sacked before long. Wolfsburg-Frankfurt is a better game, albeit lacking quality; the intent from both sides is entertaining.

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I was actually going to make a similar post, @Dave M609. (Firstly, I dislike the 4-4-2 and a target-man -- at least traditionally; a wide target-man is more interesting to me, e.g Mandzukic. I like forwards that are mobile, that can come deep but more importantly stretch play.) I think 4-2-3-1 suits two of our best players, in Kent and Hagi. The other wide position, though, I didn't like the sound of another 'winger' -- too easy to deal with, and doesn't help the one up top. I was thinking of another forward for that position, who could come inside to make it two at times and help create. A player like Mandzukic at Juventus. I think Kamberi can play there -- and deserves to play, going by his most recent performances. (Is he still with us? I do hope we sign him up permanently.) Kamberi also suits the Raumdeuter role too. I like the idea of Jack sitting, with Aribo next to him as a box-to-box player; allowing him to use his ball wining ability alongside a license to get forward at times. I think we'll need width on the right from Tavernier, with Barisic staying back a little more -- he has a good deep cross, anyway, and it maybe opens up a long shot at times. I like the 4-3-2-1, but I don't think it suits Kent. I would drop him for those games where it's employed. It needs someone else to play alongside Hagi. We could even bring in a forward, changing it to a 4-3-1-2-type formation.

Yeah, I watched it. Unbelievable. They're so weak. They can play some nice stuff, they've got a decent coach, decent squad-- Oh, they've lost. Key game, as well. They're now in the play-off spot, two points behind Stuttgart in an automatic spot.

Berahino is, or was, a top talent, but his mental state and work ethic is worrying. If we're getting that, then it's not a good move. However, I did read somewhere that he was looking to almost rededicate himself to the game, so he may have matured. In top form he's certainly good enough for this league, and EU competition, IMO, but who knows what we'd actually get?

They had an off day, but I did note they were vulnerable to in-swinging crosses (Wolfsburg scored 2 such goals).

£1.75M sounds alright to me. Ferguson looks a decent player, with potential.

Yes, that's certainly true - and then when they did take a shot it was pitiful.

Hamburg host the leaders Bielefeld this lunchtime. This will go a long way to defining their season.