Top shooting.
Literally... Think he hit the top of the stand.
Literally... Think he hit the top of the stand.
2 set pieces he was involved in he lost 2 footballs .Competent enough and a far better option than Williams, still nothing special about him except in set pieces.
You should go to the Wan Bissaka thread instead of mouthing off hereHe is a good footballer. Unfortunately he's surrounded by people that are not, particularly the guy on the other side of the pitch.
I saw @Saddy make that point, too:I was very impressed by how we conspired to find a way to stop him doing the one thing he looked incredibly dangerous and effective doing in his only other appearance - taking corners.
A truly excellent use of resources.
Almost as bizarre as when van Gaal had Jones taking them. We do make some questionable decisions.Said it in the match thread - we had 2/3 corners from the right and Telles didn't take any of them after his cracking corners in his first match - does not make sense !
Was a bit disappointed tbh. I had hoped he'd give us a real threat down that left hand side in games like this, but he played it quite reserved actually. Don't really recall him getting on the overlap or to the bye line all that often at all.
Really? What did he offer tonight that Shaw doesn't?Yeah he's good. Gives us another dimension.
Telles offers a more direct and risk options to open up defenses. Crosses from deep and left corner kick is good. The immediate volley shootings from corner kick delivery from Bruno is also a threat. They must've repeat that again and again in trainings, unfortunately it didn't pull off this time.Really? What did he offer tonight that Shaw doesn't?
He put in 8 crosses, absolutely none of which found a teammate. He had two volleys which were closer to leaving the stadium than hitting the target. How biased do you have to be to legitimately try claim those are threatening?Telles offers a more direct and risk options to open up defenses. Crosses from deep and left corner kick is good. The immediate volley shootings from corner kick delivery from Bruno is also a threat. They must've repeat that again and again in trainings, unfortunately it didn't pull off this time.
Overall Telles offers us more in attacks and especially he's generally more useful vs low blocks.
Shaw tend to be more safe and keep possession around. Not useful against park the bus teams. He can deliver good crosses and left corner kicks yes, but usually he'll pull of the safer decisions in open play. This is a good option to have when we're up against strong teams because we need to be more conservative.
Yup, we have our new #1 LB.
Maybe play Shaw in the big games, but Telles definitely should vs majority of the weak teams.
Our attacks are overall better with him and he gave a lot of various options to attack.
Shaw is a much more complete footballer than him, there's no question about that.
That doesn't make sense. Alonso aggressively overlapped. Blind (not a left back) and Rodriguez are slow players.You're hoping for him to be something he's not. I caught a couple of Porto games before United signed him and I don't recall him aggressively overlapping once. He's closer to a Marcos Alonso, Daley Blind or Ricardo Rodriguez - he provides a good left foot, not athleticism.
Shaw is a much more complete footballer than him, there's no question about that.
Shaw is a much more complete footballer than him, there's no question about that.