Just play Dalot or Mazraoui there. Both of those players can secure the right side defensively but are at least good enough to find Amad in the wide positions or pockets, where he is more than good enough to continue doing his thing with ball progression and take-ons.He's too good to be playing RWB but he's also our best player there.
I agree with every thing your saying to be honest. We should probably move Mazraoui to LWB and Dalot to the other side and allow Amad to play further up.Just play Dalot or Mazraoui there. Both of those players can secure the right side defensively but are at least good enough to find Amad in the wide positions or pockets, where he is more than good enough to continue doing his thing with ball progression and take-ons.
This whole idea that only he can play is wild. Currently it's essentially a freer full back role being given to our best attacking talent, who's there simply because he can run back and defend.
The alternative is Mazraoui at RWB and the same cbs we started today. Same midfield we started today. Why are you making it sound worse than it has to be with Antony.
Because Antony is the only other actual attacker we've played in that role.
If it's Mazraoui then you still have the exact same problem: you're removing one of our bigger attacking threats to play a less able attacking player (in this case a fullback) instead. Which inevitably hurts your attack more than simply continuing with Amad in the role he's been thriving and having an extra attacker on the pitch does.
It's not a coincidence that Amorim has so regularly played an attacking player in at least one of those wingback positions, both here and at Sporting. Playing two fullbacks in those roles instead is a very defensive set-up. We're not playing Arsenal every week, in the majority of games we need much more attacking threat than Dalot/Mazraoui can provide.
Less able yes but not unable he’s not a Wan bissaka or a Dalot he’s modern fullback that got offensive qualties you rather have your best players on the pitch. @criticalanalysis gets it.Because Antony is the only other actual attacker we've played in that role.
If it's Mazraoui then you still have the exact same problem: you're removing one of our bigger attacking threats to play a less able attacking player (in this case a fullback) instead. Which inevitably hurts your attack more than simply continuing with Amad in the role he's been thriving and having an extra attacker on the pitch does.
It's not a coincidence that Amorim has so regularly played an attacking player in at least one of those wingback positions, both here and at Sporting. Playing two fullbacks in those roles instead is a very defensive set-up. We're not playing Arsenal every week, in the majority of games we need much more attacking threat than Dalot/Mazraoui can provide.
It's like playing young Rooney as RWB. Of course he'd do better than anyone there, but surely that's a waste of attacking talent.
thats the thing i do not understand why people say it's waste putting him in that position. He score goals, asisst, attacks and one the best players so far . Plus he is more of a RM position the 3-4-3 not a wingback.People are too fixated on the title of RWB for his position.
He gets forward plenty of times and his ball progression from the side can't be replicated by someone else.
I wouldn't like Dalot taking up those positions at all.
This just isn't true. He wasn't at his best but was still decent. Their defence was scared every time he ran at them and he got the assist for Bruno's goal.Was awful yesterday, certainly not the only player having a shocker of a game, but from his recent high standards yesterday was not pretty at all.
Oh look, back to the agenda again.Was awful yesterday, certainly not the only player having a shocker of a game, but from his recent high standards yesterday was not pretty at all.
Was awful yesterday, certainly not the only player having a shocker of a game, but from his recent high standards yesterday was not pretty at all.
Not really. His strength is running at players with the ball and being a proper winger. That role gets him on the ball with the space to run at players and make things happen. You put him as a 10 and you can't run at players so much, far more about linking up and being a goal threat in behind. Amorim at sporting apparently used that Quenda player in the exact same way while the other wing back/wide midfielder was a more defensive guy.It's like playing young Rooney as RWB. Of course he'd do better than anyone there, but surely that's a waste of attacking talent.
There’s a couple that just need to be thread banned. It’s borderline wummingOh look, back to the agenda again.
Agreed.There’s a couple that just need to be thread banned. It’s borderline wumming
Statistics are your friend.Im still not seeing what people seeing to rate him so highly, he was poor again yesterday and passed the ball straight to Forest players multiple times.
If you aren't seeing it then football might not be the sport for you.Im still not seeing what people seeing to rate him so highly, he was poor again yesterday and passed the ball straight to Forest players multiple times.
Where's the agenda?Oh look, back to the agenda again.
Usual suspect. Bizarre behaviour.Where's the agenda?
He had a poor game yesterday, that's undeniable, and even more jarring when he has come off the back of a very good spell.
He got the technical ability to break through the middle and thats more dangerous to opposition than doing a man out on the wings and it opens up more open space for the wingers and strikers because then you get a cb that has to commit to you and then you get fullbacks who is trying to cover that said cb which opens up space for the runners. This is one of the reasons Brunos been holding us back in that sense he can’t do his man when playing as a 10 which means he never puts a player out of a defensive situation 100%.Not really. His strength is running at players with the ball and being a proper winger. That role gets him on the ball with the space to run at players and make things happen. You put him as a 10 and you can't run at players so much, far more about linking up and being a goal threat in behind. Amorim at sporting apparently used that Quenda player in the exact same way while the other wing back/wide midfielder was a more defensive guy.
Great response, very constructive.Usual suspect. Bizarre behaviour.
No need to be constructive. Just pointing it out when I see it. Years and years. On you go.Great response, very constructive.
Just waiting for you to point out what's incorrect about what I said....
Again, you can't point out where I'm incorrect, or where I have an agenda.No need to be constructive. Just pointing it out when I see it. Years and years. On you go.
He had quieter game and not poorer. There is a subtle difference. There was no Maz behind him yesterday to make progressive passes closer to half line mark to aid him. Yoro was quiet and less adventurous. That played a factor.Where's the agenda?
He had a poor game yesterday, that's undeniable, and even more jarring when he has come off the back of a very good spell.
You’re an Antony sympathiser no wonder that you don’t see it with him. Going through your post seeing you saying Antony is one of our better players disgusted me to the core.Im still not seeing what people seeing to rate him so highly, he was poor again yesterday and passed the ball straight to Forest players multiple times.
If you aren't seeing it then football might not be the sport for you.
Then you’re clearly seeing what you want to see (particularly given your Antony backing.)I watch every game and havent seen anything from him to justify this high rating he gets
Too much pressure is being piled on to him at this point, but the fact is he isnt that good at the moment and passes to the opposition more than his trammates.