Louis Saha Loan From Everton To Tottenham Reportedly Close To Done
by Nick Petrilli on Jan 31, 2012 12:59 PM GMT
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Multiple twitter reports from the Times and the BBC say Louis Saha to Tottenham is a done deal. That thing Kevin wished wasn't a thing is a thing. Not the ideal way to start the transfer deadline for me at least. More to come on this when more information arises.
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Saha is a decent all rounder.
Fairly pacey, good in the air, had a solid Goal scoring record in past Premier League Seasons with Fulham and Man United.
Not so prolific nowadays, mainly due to injury and quite possibly the way Everton play.
If kept fit, could be very useful.
by DiamondLights on Jan 31, 2012 1:10 PM GMT up reply actions
At first, I thought this was an awful signing . . .
But as a temporary, non-commital replacement for Pav until the summer, this could be a masterstroke by Levy.
The problem is it's pretty quite on the Pav front.
If Pav isn’t moved this will not look good.
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by Nick Petrilli on Jan 31, 2012 1:17 PM GMT up reply actions
Maybe he won’t aim for Row Z… I think he will try to get the bouncey sphereical thing in the back that net thing.
by Scott Parker's Hairline on Jan 31, 2012 1:16 PM GMT via mobile reply actions
many thanks
If this works out I want to thank you guys for taking Saha off our hands 2 goals in 20 games plus is ability to miss open nets will be sorely missed
by Brian_Goodison on Jan 31, 2012 2:10 PM GMT via iPhone app reply actions
Don't hate it
It’s a low-risk, high-upside loan. Basically, with the nagging injuries JD has had this gives us another option late in the match instead of Pav.
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I concur
He can also lead the line like Adebayor, whereas Pav can’t. He can also score headers whereas JD (generally) can’t.
Plus, Redknapp does transform players; David James, Glen Johnson, Kaboul, Diarra, and Crouchie all shined at Portsmouth after being rejected by major clubs.
by Tom Camfield on Jan 31, 2012 6:21 PM GMT up reply actions
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