Would you be happy with this team?

Lescott, Bertrand and Zaha on loan.

McGeady for around £4m
Williams for around £6m
Finnbogason for around £10-12m
Dæhli for around £2-3m

Of course this doesn't include the wages of the players in the £25m budget although it has been stated Ole will be given what he needs. To me thats a very strong squad and one that compliments Ole's system. McGeady provides a bit more bulk on the one wing and cover for Bertrand whereas Zaha possesses flair and trickery on the other. Mutch has that power in midfield to push on and get in the box but the assurance of good passers and nifty players in Williams and Medel. Bertrand overlaps well and both Lescott and Caulker are English PL level players so this should be no problem.

Of course we then have Dæhli on the bench to switch things up, Noone to replace Zaha so the attacking directness with intent is relentless and we also have Whittingham to bring on. Fraizer Campbell comes off the bench full of energy to continue pressing high up the pitch. The system also allows for Ole to go to a straight 4-4-2 and and put Mutch in alongside Medel instead of Williams and put Fraizer up top with Finnbogason.

What you think?  

Swap Theophile for McNaughton and you've got a decent side there.

I'm amazed at the amount of people who want us to sign Finnbogason after seeing Cornelius getting so much criticism!

*** G L O V E S *** wrote:I'm amazed at the amount of people who want us to sign Finnbogason after seeing Cornelius getting so much criticism!

Finally someone else says it

And yeah , KTC and Zaha on the same wing leaves a massive defensive hole. KTC is very much an attacking full back, and Zaha isn't renowned for his defensive work rate. Any decent left winger would have a field trip against us.

Apart from that and also that I feel Lescott is an unrealistic target , I like the set up.

*** G L O V E S *** wrote:I'm amazed at the amount of people who want us to sign Finnbogason after seeing Cornelius getting so much criticism!

Finnbogason is a natural goalscorer scoring in a much tougher league, one with a reputation. He's also scoring much more than Cornelius and bang in form. I remember Luis Suarez come from the Eredivisie as well and look what happened there.

Come on, 41 goals in 48 games in the Eredivisie is not to be sniffed at. Comparing that to what Cornelius did is laughable. 18 in 34 in the Danish league is nowhere near as impressive.

Some good players out there although swap Danny Rose for Ryan Bertrand as I've read Spurs are still desperate for a continental left back and Rose would slip down the pecking order.