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  • Snaxo
    Bronze Seat
    • Oct 2010
    • 732

    #16
    I don't need to say anything about Vargas. Quality.

    Isla - bought in to play 3-5-2. When that didn't work and we went 4-4-2, his first couple of games he looked a liability. But then you think, ok not only is he acclimatising to the Prem, not only does he not speak English, but he's also having to play a system he doesn't normally play.

    A few games later he looks pretty good defensively and obviously, combining with Eduardo, very good offensively. This is in a few weeks. That is some adjustment. Fair play to the guy - very impressed!

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    • 3London
      Silver Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 3767

      #17
      Originally posted by Snaxo
      I don't need to say anything about Vargas. Quality.

      Isla - bought in to play 3-5-2. When that didn't work and we went 4-4-2, his first couple of games he looked a liability. But then you think, ok not only is he acclimatising to the Prem, not only does he not speak English, but he's also having to play a system he doesn't normally play.

      A few games later he looks pretty good defensively and obviously, combining with Eduardo, very good offensively. This is in a few weeks. That is some adjustment. Fair play to the guy - very impressed!
      Agreed these 2 could be very important players for us. and to think some wanted them to be sent back in January.

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      • West London is Rss
        Gold Seat
        • Jun 2013
        • 6372

        #18
        Vargas and Isla get through a tremendous amount of work down that right hand side.. its brilliant to watch. Both very much on the same wave length..
        You can see why Chile have such a successful national side.

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        • Olly
          Gold Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 6000

          #19
          Vargas regularly chases back and tackles in the box.

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          • MINCER
            Bronze Seat
            • May 2014
            • 678

            #20
            I would think these two set an excellent example to the rest of the team regarding a fantastic work rate and are certainly on the same wavelength with some good link up play.

            Chile were very unlucky to go out in the World Cup IMO and with the attitude shown by both players so far I would be delighted if we could sign them both permantly..does anyone have any estimates on their transfer fees ?

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            • bakes8
              Silver Seat
              • Jan 2014
              • 4561

              #21
              Originally posted by MINCER
              I would think these two set an excellent example to the rest of the team regarding a fantastic work rate and are certainly on the same wavelength with some good link up play.

              Chile were very unlucky to go out in the World Cup IMO and with the attitude shown by both players so far I would be delighted if we could sign them both permantly..does anyone have any estimates on their transfer fees ?
              Was reported at the time of £8m each I think.

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              • Stanley
                Guest
                • Mar 2009
                • 23693

                #22
                Originally posted by MINCER
                does anyone have any estimates on their transfer fees ?
                Their market values in the summer were:

                £7,92 Mill. - Isla
                £5,28 Mill. - Vargas

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                • West London is Rss
                  Gold Seat
                  • Jun 2013
                  • 6372

                  #23
                  Bargain for Vargas!! Bl00dy hell.. His at least £10m now I would say

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