I am not sure what is going to happen with Newcastle, but with Wilson injury issues, and Isak getting lots of attention... I'd love to see David :) But I do not know if they suit him... But getting him under Eddie Howe and Jesse would be amazing.
I really enjoyed that Gentlemen. IMHO, David could help any team in the Premier League but as we all agree, he needs to get minutes. He could be impactful at Arsenal, but would mostly sit on the bench for Liverpool, City and even Chelsea. Forrest, Brighton, Fulham, Brentford and Bournemouth could use him. United could definitely use him, but they're in complete disarray and he could get swallowed up in their meltdown. I think he would be a clear second or third choice at Villa, Newcastle or Spurs. Agree or disagree, these clubs are committed to their current forward groups. With all due respect, I don't think either of you watch Davies enough at Bayern Munich. He needs a move. His development there has completely stagnated. He isn't used as anything but a safety pass in a slow build up. None of the wide players in front of him or his central midfielders ever pick him out on an overlap or run to the back post. He is discouraged from running with the ball. If his defense is suffering, it's because he is suffering from pure boredom playing on that team. Yes, fullback is a defensive position, but none of the top rated fullbacks in football are rated that way for their defensive prowess. Davies needs a new team where he can find a better balance between defending and being used on the attack.
@xander9170 not really. At this point it's his teammates. Musiala, Gnabry never pass it forward to him only back. Koman will do the rare one-two with him. Wide players on the right side (Olise, Sane) never play to him at the back post.
He should go Saudi and chase the cash. It'd be reasonable that he's be on at least a million per week wage, over there, especially if he has like you say hit his ceiling where pay doesn't go up anymore and slowly gets worse.
Serie A is the best league in the world and it’s not even close. Look at the race for top 4 this season. I respectfully disagree with Stevie. Premier League is not the best league in the world. Yeah sure they have the most money, but it’s not the most competitive. Jonathan David would be a perfect fit in Serie A and with Juventus FIRST BEFORE making the step to EPL
@@Nicholas_Atnight Is this supposed to be an argument made for EPL? Lol cuz if it is the table as it stands is Liverpool 1, Inter 5, Villa 8, Atalanta 9, City 10, Juve 11, Arsenal 12… but EPL is “soo much better” than the rest of the world… LMAO if you’re gonna compare it to this current format, there is very little seperation… Atalanta dummied EPL teams and Napoli who finished 10th place in Serie A ripped up Liverpool in UCL last year so really don’t understand what you are saying lol.
@anthonytrimboli Liverpool didn't compete in the UCL last season. And yes, that is an argument to be made for the EPL. The English clubs are interwoven with the Italian clubs in the table, save for Bologna. I'm not here to tout one league as superior, I'm simply pointing out that the degree of separation in the Champions League is minimal. Which is the only real way you can compare the quality of a club and their respective league against another, imo. An argument could be made that Serie A is currently the best league, but to make that claim and say it's not even close isn't factual. That's what I'm in disagreement with.
make this a podcast
I am not sure what is going to happen with Newcastle, but with Wilson injury issues, and Isak getting lots of attention... I'd love to see David :) But I do not know if they suit him...
But getting him under Eddie Howe and Jesse would be amazing.
I really enjoyed that Gentlemen. IMHO, David could help any team in the Premier League but as we all agree, he needs to get minutes. He could be impactful at Arsenal, but would mostly sit on the bench for Liverpool, City and even Chelsea. Forrest, Brighton, Fulham, Brentford and Bournemouth could use him. United could definitely use him, but they're in complete disarray and he could get swallowed up in their meltdown. I think he would be a clear second or third choice at Villa, Newcastle or Spurs. Agree or disagree, these clubs are committed to their current forward groups. With all due respect, I don't think either of you watch Davies enough at Bayern Munich. He needs a move. His development there has completely stagnated. He isn't used as anything but a safety pass in a slow build up. None of the wide players in front of him or his central midfielders ever pick him out on an overlap or run to the back post. He is discouraged from running with the ball. If his defense is suffering, it's because he is suffering from pure boredom playing on that team. Yes, fullback is a defensive position, but none of the top rated fullbacks in football
are rated that way for their defensive prowess. Davies needs a new team where he can find a better balance between defending and being used on the attack.
He’s been more involved further up the pitch with Kompany no?
This is honestly the perfect analysis of Davies. Bayern for some reason treats him like he is slower that pepe. He needs a better start
@xander9170 not really. At this point it's his teammates. Musiala, Gnabry never pass it forward to him only back. Koman will do the rare one-two with him. Wide players on the right side (Olise, Sane) never play to him at the back post.
Come to Chelsea Alphonso and David. You will shine there.
Plz no
hahaha,why not. they bought everyone else :)
Too many players already
Agreed, appears Davies hasn't improved. He's virtually the same player he was a few years ago.
He should go Saudi and chase the cash. It'd be reasonable that he's be on at least a million per week wage, over there, especially if he has like you say hit his ceiling where pay doesn't go up anymore and slowly gets worse.
I thought Alphonso already joined Real Madrid next year
I was also under the impression that he was heading to real Madrid, maybe they've backed out?
I just read a report today that hes agreed to join Madrid already so I'm not sure
Amorim will go for Gyorkeres first . . .if Man United cannot get Gyorkeres, David would be a great second option for Man U (and starting every week)
Serie A is the best league in the world and it’s not even close. Look at the race for top 4 this season. I respectfully disagree with Stevie. Premier League is not the best league in the world. Yeah sure they have the most money, but it’s not the most competitive.
Jonathan David would be a perfect fit in Serie A and with Juventus FIRST BEFORE making the step to EPL
Look where the Prem teams are in the Champions League table compared to teams from Serie A.
@@Nicholas_Atnight Is this supposed to be an argument made for EPL?
Lol cuz if it is the table as it stands is Liverpool 1, Inter 5, Villa 8, Atalanta 9, City 10, Juve 11, Arsenal 12… but EPL is “soo much better” than the rest of the world… LMAO if you’re gonna compare it to this current format, there is very little seperation… Atalanta dummied EPL teams and Napoli who finished 10th place in Serie A ripped up Liverpool in UCL last year so really don’t understand what you are saying lol.
@anthonytrimboli Liverpool didn't compete in the UCL last season. And yes, that is an argument to be made for the EPL. The English clubs are interwoven with the Italian clubs in the table, save for Bologna. I'm not here to tout one league as superior, I'm simply pointing out that the degree of separation in the Champions League is minimal. Which is the only real way you can compare the quality of a club and their respective league against another, imo. An argument could be made that Serie A is currently the best league, but to make that claim and say it's not even close isn't factual. That's what I'm in disagreement with.
Both to Man City!
David wouldn't play regularly at City. There's a reason Alvarez left.