Would He Suit Spurs Style Of Play?

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Certain media outlets, over the last couple of years have been bumping their gums about whether Wilfried Zaha will make the move from Crystal Palace to Tottenham Hotspur.


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In a word, 'yes'. we are desperate for pace and strength that can change a game, as a premier league certainty i.e. will hit the ground running and one who knows the score, I can't think of anyone currently playing in the PL WE COULD GET that's better than him..

Of course, he would also allow us to take different tactical shapes, especially away from home, where some teams really have sussed us out.
 
I'd take him over what we have but would hope that we could scout someone better for less than the £30M that's being banded about.

I know signing players from abroad is a risk and that the Jesus/Aguero/Hazard signings don't come along too often but I don't think Zaha would be the difference between top 4 and a title and for £30M he should be.
 
30M? No thanks. 17m-20M seems about right.

I can see Poch using Zaha as a striker. Welbeck style.
 
I rather we went for that Traore kid from Middlesbrough. Athletic, pacy, good dribbler, good work rate, decent crosser. Not to mention younger and cheaper than Zaha.
 
Does he have the right attitude? Seems to me that he could be a bit weak mentally? Still worried about why he didn't make it with Manure.
 
KLX - 9/3/2017 05:53

I rather we went for that Traore kid from Middlesbrough. Athletic, pacy, good dribbler, good work rate, decent crosser. Not to mention younger and cheaper than Zaha.
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Good shout. Type of player we should be looking at.
 
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