Dieng

EI_Owen said:
If he is, that’s a good move for him and not a bad sale for us to be honest. We’d get a decent fee for him and not need to sell anyone else in Jan to raise money for a promotion push.
I’d rather keep him, but he’s replaceable unlike Hackney or Lathe.
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I would worry a little about potential replacements. They’d need to hit the ground running in a very established system.
 
Would be sad to see him go, but obviously not a move he could turn down.

Didn't Postecoglou basically say they weren't signing another keeper in January though?
 
Spurs were linked before he came to us, he chose us for first team football to get in the Senegal squad as being on Spurs bench wouldn’t help him. Be surprised if he’s changed his mind on that.
 
It would be an interesting one. I imagine we'd make a few quid on him.

I think in terms of style he's ideal for the way we play. That said I've never been overly convinced as a keeper..shot stopper etc

I imagine Brynn will get a run in the side if it's remotely true. The fact we have him a 4 year deal suggests we see him as a long-term keeper.
 
S7DiscoDown said:
I think in terms of style he's ideal for the way we play. That said I've never been overly convinced as a keeper..shot stopper etc
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I know what you mean, though his shot stopping is generally okay for me, it’s his positioning that he struggled with, he doesn’t have the knack of narrowing the angle like most top keepers have to make things harder for the attacking player.
 
Priv said:
I know what you mean, though his shot stopping is generally okay for me, it’s his positioning that he struggled with, he doesn’t have the knack of narrowing the angle like most top keepers have to make things harder for the attacking player.
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Very poor shot stopping stats, wasn't he 3rd bottom in the division a few weeks back
 
Hope he stays but it would worry me less than a few games ago seeing as Brynn looks so comfortable at this level.
 
Be surprised if true as back up keeper ? not sure he would be first choice for many Premier teams, but hope he stays good for us
 
Carick listed him as one of the players down with this lurghi that is going round the team
 
Well if Dieng had the same bug as Borges, Burgzorg and Azaz, it’s a little funny how the last two recovered to play today despite coming down with it later, but Dieng not even fit enough for the bench. I’m wondering if its disciplinary given his shenanigans last season following an international break where he allegedly took a little sojourn?

I don’t buy the Spurs rumour, I like Dieng, but Sol has done really well to be fair.
 
RavsFan said:
Well if Dieng had the same bug as Borges, Burgzorg and Azaz, it’s a little funny how the last two recovered to play today despite coming down with it later, but Dieng not even fit enough for the bench. I’m wondering if its disciplinary given his shenanigans last season following an international break where he allegedly took a little sojourn?

I don’t buy the Spurs rumour, I like Dieng, but Sol has done really well to be fair.
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People aren’t machines, they recover at different rates.
 
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