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He won't be as explosive as a personality but dare I say I think he'll have a bigger impact on the pitch over the longer term than Ibra did.Zlatan.
He won't be as explosive as a personality but dare I say I think he'll have a bigger impact on the pitch over the longer term than Ibra did.Zlatan.
He's a deep-ish lying playmaker who also plays as an attacking midfielder. His stats might not look great in terms of goals / assists but he makes play happen and distribution is brilliant. If you could count "second" assists (ie passes that lead to assists) he might get more creditI'm a bit perplexed, he was good at Spurs but I never felt like he was a must-have type of player. Haven't really watched him much at Brentford.
Any addition is welcome at this stage I'd say
Tbh, I never looked at him through stats when he was at his best. I guess I will ample opportunities to properly assess him nowHe's a deep-ish lying playmaker who also plays as an attacking midfielder. His stats might not look great in terms of goals / assists but he makes play happen and distribution is brilliant. If you could count "second" assists (ie passes that lead to assists) he might get more credit
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Haha yeah well there was another one before….I was about to ask if he's the first Danish player to play for the club
I think it might also give Bruno a little kick on the backside if he's not performing as he has proper competition now (i don't see them playing in the same team unless you play one of them out of position)Tbh, I never looked at him through stats when he was at his best. I guess I will ample opportunities to properly assess him now
Not just 1Haha yeah well there was another one before….
He's the sixth Dane I'm pretty certain of. Some more forgettable than others.Haha yeah well there was another one before….
Yes, cracking little player Jesper Olsen was.Haha yeah well there was another one before….
It’s just an old redcafe meme. Gets wheeled out every now and again when people tire of Di Maria and short man gags. You know what this place is like, bunch of freakin’ comedians!Must admit, whatever this is has gone straight over my head as I have no clue what it is about
Jessie Lingaard was the firstI was about to ask if he's the first Danish player to play for the club
I think generally we'll see Frenkie and Eriksen together, Frenkie starting right from the back and working his way up on one side, while Eriksen starting more in the middle third and working his way up in the other side of the pitch. My guess is also a guy like Fred or McTominay in midfield to be a ball winner around them. Bruno in the attacking third to have the freedom to create. But like you say, Eriksen probably has the capability to either fill in for Frenkie in that system and we move Bruno deeper, or fill in for Bruno more advanced, or just use all 3 together. There will be enough games to go around, and 2 of those 3 will always play if not all 3 being together.For reference, this was Eriksen's heatmap for Brentford.
And by way of comparison, here's Bruno's.
Bruno seems slightly more attacking. But that's mostly to do with United spending more time higher up the pitch than Brentford.
Overall, Eriksen was getting into similar positions to Bruno and spent most of his time last season in the opposition half. Though as I said previously, I think he'd be quite suited to conversion into a DLP because of how well he protects the ball. A bit like Scholes, Pirlo and Modric all did part way through their careers. We'll have to wait and see what EtH has in mind for him.
That's where coaching comes into play is it not? Our movement is already showing signs of improvement in the pre-season games and will hopefully only get better.Love this signing. A proper baller.
Hopefully the team can play to his strengths. But it's not a certainty.
Our fullbacks can't/won't run into space, and our attackers are not great at it either.
Would be a shame we waste his talent for those long pinpoint passes.
Most think he will play deeper, so lets see
Will it be balanced enough though?Bruno + FDJ + Eriksen = very creative midfield
Didn’t he play there for Spurs too most of the time? VVD and Allí played ahead of him in that #10 role didn’t they?Scholes was converted to a DLP at the same age that Eriksen is now.
Stats might not look great…he got 20 goals and assists for 4/5 his last 5 seasons with Spurs. 15 assists and then 16 assists in two of those seasons. That’s only PL as well.He's a deep-ish lying playmaker who also plays as an attacking midfielder. His stats might not look great in terms of goals / assists but he makes play happen and distribution is brilliant. If you could count "second" assists (ie passes that lead to assists) he might get more credit
5 seasons at spurs 237 matches, 52 goals and 71 assists (give or take a few), that’s not 20 goals and assists per season (unless you mean goals and assists combined)Stats might not look great…he got 20 goals and assists for 4/5 his last 5 seasons with Spurs. 15 assists and then 16 assists in two of those seasons. That’s only PL as well.
Great cover player, should also do a job at CM. Has he still got it, I’m not sure he can hit that level again but let’s see!
Might want to check those numbers…5 seasons at spurs 237 matches, 52 goals and 71 assists (give or take a few), that’s not 20 goals and assists per season (unless you mean goals and assists combined)
his season at inter wasn’t fantastic with 4 goals and 2 assists ( but he did struggle initially under a different manager and came alive with a new one). Given he knows eth I’m sure we’ll see theplayer who will thrive
looking forward to seeing what he can do but defo some decent competition for bruno
Didn’t he play there for Spurs too most of the time? VVD and Allí played ahead of him in that #10 role didn’t they?