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Post #32
Monday November 25, 2013 7:38pm
Steve Clark and Adu will be available on the free as well.
Jzaval01
Post #33
Tuesday November 26, 2013 4:39am
If there are any article mentioning speculations for Agudelo please put the link its always nice to read them.
A Agudelo to Spain? How much would that work?
Agudelo to holland seems the most safer and more set for success.
England was always gonna be tough.
Rest of league its hard to call.
A Agudelo to Spain? How much would that work?
Agudelo to holland seems the most safer and more set for success.
England was always gonna be tough.
Rest of league its hard to call.
Tiger
Post #34
Tuesday November 26, 2013 6:04pm
I agree with the consensus that the EPL is not the optimal place for Juan's hopeful development into a world class striker. It has not yet proven to be the panacea for Jose Altidore that many hoped it would, and it has in fact seemed to hinder his overall continued development.
I nominate Holland and Spain as the top places for Juan to hone his skills and ply his trade in the immediate future.
I nominate Holland and Spain as the top places for Juan to hone his skills and ply his trade in the immediate future.
Scout92
Lone Star State(Gun State)
Lone Star State(Gun State)
Post #35
Thursday December 5, 2013 1:16am
Seems Valencia is interested. Would be a good club to move too, don't know how much of an impact he could make right away tho.
http://www.pasamela.es/el-valencia-quiere-fic...
http://www.pasamela.es/el-valencia-quiere-fic...
Jzaval01
Post #36
Thursday December 5, 2013 1:32am
Wow awesome thanks for the link Scout! It would be very exciting if Valencia acquired him.
EKneezy
Atlanta
Atlanta
Post #37
Thursday December 5, 2013 3:08am
Wow that would be a great place for him. Plus we need more US players in La Liga. Most technical league out there.
skangles
DC
DC
Post #38
Thursday December 5, 2013 3:14am
Sucks about the work permit but it may be for the best. I'd hate to see him become another Brek Shea or Maurice Edu rotting away on Stoke's bench.
dolcem
Post #39
Thursday December 5, 2013 7:12am
La Liga would be fantastic. Arguably it's the best developmental league in the world. And we desperately need more Americans playing there. If he succeeds he could pave the way for more yanks going there. But Valencia might be too big a fish.
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EKneezy
Atlanta
Atlanta
Post #40
Thursday December 5, 2013 6:50pm
2tone
Ten-Towns
Ten-Towns
Post #41
Thursday December 5, 2013 7:05pm
Stoke trying to convince Agudelo to bide his time? Uhm, it's a WC year.
The only way I see this happening is if Stoke still sign him and then loan him out to another club in Europe or loan him back to New England.
The only way I see this happening is if Stoke still sign him and then loan him out to another club in Europe or loan him back to New England.
recycledhumans
DFWTX
DFWTX
Post #42
Wednesday December 11, 2013 2:40pm
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transf...
Looks like they're still hopeful, but they'll have to wait til March. He'll need to sign a short term deal to stay fit since he won't be moving until the summer.
Mentions Valencia as "leading a cluster of European clubs also keen", so maybe one of those would be a better move?
Looks like they're still hopeful, but they'll have to wait til March. He'll need to sign a short term deal to stay fit since he won't be moving until the summer.
Mentions Valencia as "leading a cluster of European clubs also keen", so maybe one of those would be a better move?
dolcem
Post #43
Wednesday December 11, 2013 5:32pm
Valencia would be 10000000000000000 times better. As an attacking player, La Liga is far more conducive to your development than the Premier League. You get more time on the ball, the game is played on the ground, the style is less physical, and teams play positive, quality, technical soccer. For defensive players maybe it's a bit different; Cameron is perfectly suited for the EPL and it's possibly the best place for him to play. But Agudelo is clearly better suited for La Liga. How many good players does the EPL produce these days? Very few. Almost all of the top players were purchased from other leagues. The English style is not conducive at all to player development, which is one of the things holding back US soccer (our style is even more English than the English's).
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dunlopp9987
Post #44
Wednesday December 11, 2013 5:49pm
Original post from dolcem
Valencia would be 10000000000000000 times better. As an attacking player, La Liga is far more conducive to your development than the Premier League. You get more time on the ball, the game is played on the ground, the style is less physical, and teams play positive, quality, technical soccer. For defensive players maybe it's a bit different; Cameron is perfectly suited for the EPL and it's possibly the best place for him to play. But Agudelo is clearly better suited for La Liga. How many good players does the EPL produce these days? Very few. Almost all of the top players were purchased from other leagues. The English style is not conducive at all to player development, which is one of the things holding back US soccer (our style is even more English than the English's).
Valencia would be 10000000000000000 times better. As an attacking player, La Liga is far more conducive to your development than the Premier League. You get more time on the ball, the game is played on the ground, the style is less physical, and teams play positive, quality, technical soccer. For defensive players maybe it's a bit different; Cameron is perfectly suited for the EPL and it's possibly the best place for him to play. But Agudelo is clearly better suited for La Liga. How many good players does the EPL produce these days? Very few. Almost all of the top players were purchased from other leagues. The English style is not conducive at all to player development, which is one of the things holding back US soccer (our style is even more English than the English's).
Yeah, we saw how well it worked out for a young Jozy Altidore to move to La Liga...
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MSantoine
Post #45
Wednesday December 11, 2013 6:09pm
Original post from dolcem
Valencia would be 10000000000000000 times better. As an attacking player, La Liga is far more conducive to your development than the Premier League. You get more time on the ball, the game is played on the ground, the style is less physical, and teams play positive, quality, technical soccer. For defensive players maybe it's a bit different; Cameron is perfectly suited for the EPL and it's possibly the best place for him to play. But Agudelo is clearly better suited for La Liga. How many good players does the EPL produce these days? Very few. Almost all of the top players were purchased from other leagues. The English style is not conducive at all to player development, which is one of the things holding back US soccer (our style is even more English than the English's).
Valencia would be 10000000000000000 times better. As an attacking player, La Liga is far more conducive to your development than the Premier League. You get more time on the ball, the game is played on the ground, the style is less physical, and teams play positive, quality, technical soccer. For defensive players maybe it's a bit different; Cameron is perfectly suited for the EPL and it's possibly the best place for him to play. But Agudelo is clearly better suited for La Liga. How many good players does the EPL produce these days? Very few. Almost all of the top players were purchased from other leagues. The English style is not conducive at all to player development, which is one of the things holding back US soccer (our style is even more English than the English's).
Bale & Ronaldo, 2 of the top 3 players in the world developed in EPL.
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