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Will Erik stick with his guy or do we think Bruno could start on the right against city
I mean... It's not like his left foot is amazing either, his passing is generally mediocre but he is capable of striking the ball quite well sometimes. But if that's his strong foot, imagine his weak, no wonder he avoids using it like a plague.Genuinely one of the mot confusing players we have signed in a long long time. Capable of moments of magic but badly lacking in so many areas in his game.
That was a wonderful strike today but the rest of the game I thought he was really poor. He actually beat the defender on the outside 2 times within a few minutes in first half and both times refused to cross with his right foot. The attack fizzled out both times. Baffling why he refuses to use it so it can't be very good can it?
What a strange player he is.
Genuinely one of the mot confusing players we have signed in a long long time. Capable of moments of magic but badly lacking in so many areas in his game.
That was a wonderful strike today but the rest of the game I thought he was really poor. He actually beat the defender on the outside 2 times within a few minutes in first half and both times refused to cross with his right foot. The attack fizzled out both times. Baffling why he refuses to use it so it can't be very good can it?
What a strange player he is.
To be honest he had feck all to cross to in that situation. Elanga was the only one in the box surrounded by guys twice as big as him
Was he this left-footed at Ajax? Does he have any more tricks in his box? I certainly hope so, otherwise I can’t see why ETH bought him, to be honest. One weapon does not a warrior make.We need to give him time and hopefully he will settle and come alive soon
I saw his clips at Ajax and he was always taking people on so I’m sure there is so much more to come from him
To be honest he had feck all to cross to in that situation. Elanga was the only one in the box surrounded by guys twice as big as him
Even when he has space in front of him, it's quite predictable what he's going to do. Robben without pace, that's what I was thinking all game. Brilliant left peg, so much that he gets double teamed to prevent him getting the shot off, but almost zero pace.More than his one footedness, I am more concerned about his ability in our breaks. We saw in last match and this match too.We have pretty good pacy attackers and when he receives the ball break is almost lost.
Cant blame only him for his overall play surely its down to tactics from manager. He does not have any one to cross in the box, cant take over his man not sure why he is way wide on the right. Should be closer to the box and try to bend one which seems to be the best skill of him. But manager has other ideas probably good in longer run.
Is the manager not able to influence is this issue?
Surely it's as simple as having him practice every day crossing with his right foot, and reminding him before every game he expects him to go on the outside and cross. And if he ignores those instructions then you don't play the next game.
Even when he has space in front of him, it's quite predictable what he's going to do. Robben without pace, that's what I was thinking all game. Brilliant left peg, so much that he gets double teamed to prevent him getting the shot off, but almost zero pace.