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I wouldnt guess it passed Ten Hag to try Elanga here..
But Wan-Bissaka is starting at an awful base defensively even. He’s never in the right place and constantly just stands there jaw agape as balls are played to his man who’s running beyond him.Dalot's attacking abilities are average and apart from that he didn't offer much.
AWB with proper coaching and confidence, at the very least he can be very good in defensive side and who knows how his attacking game can develop under ETH.
They are both not good enough. Dalot is more comfortable on the ball thats it.But Wan-Bissaka is starting at an awful base defensively even. He’s never in the right place and constantly just stands there jaw agape as balls are played to his man who’s running beyond him.
Just because he can make a slide tackle doesn’t make him a good defensive player. Whilst not being good enough (at this stage at least) Dalot is better at most aspects of defending.
Which is literally what I said?They are both not good enough. Dalot is more comfortable on the ball thats it.
No you said Dalot is better at more aspects of defendingWhich is literally what I said?
Dalot is also in the right place and attentive more than Wan-Bissaka, which is more of an indictment of the latter than praise of the former
But Wan-Bissaka is starting at an awful base defensively even. He’s never in the right place and constantly just stands there jaw agape as balls are played to his man who’s running beyond him.
Just because he can make a slide tackle doesn’t make him a good defensive player. Whilst not being good enough (at this stage at least) Dalot is better at most aspects of defending.
That's because we played counter attack rather than trying to dominate or play possession football. It's like people suggested us to sign Tarkowski or some fans thought he's good for top club because his impressive performance at Burnley but that's mainly because he was perfect for Burnley's style of play.
I'll sooner play Elanga over Dalot actually.Which is literally what I said?
Dalot is also in the right place and attentive more than Wan-Bissaka, which is more of an indictment of the latter than praise of the former
Which is true.No you said Dalot is better at more aspects of defending
We need a new RB, if not I would play Laird there. None of the other 2 are good enough.If given the choice, I would prefer AWB to stay and fight it out with either a new incoming right back or Laird.
Dalot just has absolutely nothing to his game.
I do not agreeWhich is true.
Just like him also not being good enough (at this stage at least) is true.
Ok?I do not agree
He has more ability on the ball and going forward than AWB does, which surely makes him more useful to a ten Hag team than AWB (who is utterly inept on the ball). Neither are good enough, but weighing up their respect abilities (Dalot better on the ball; AWB better at slide tackles - neither good enough defensively), Dalot is the clear winner in my opinion.If given the choice, I would prefer AWB to stay and fight it out with either a new incoming right back or Laird.
Dalot just has absolutely nothing to his game.
The answer of your question is that AWB was only good at keeping some quality inverted forwards quiet at one point is due to the fact that the team played sit back most of the time, tried to defend against their attack to play counter attack. This style of play allows us to be compact defensively as we played like 8 or 9 defenders aka parking the bus, which limit the opposition players to find space to dribble more freely or pass the ball to. So this style of play helps AWB to show his showcase to deal with player one v one as the opposition players would struggle to find more space to expose their opposition defenders. Therefore, this is the reason why I mentioned in my original post about the way how team play also play key factor to make player looks good in your eye.I agree but So? This is PSG and City; I’m not sure we can go and play the best possession football in their garden either.
I just don’t know what Dalot would offer for a possession based team or a non possessive team either.
Wan Bissaka was good at keeping some quality inverted forwards quiet at one point - & more than it being about counter football it was more that clubs learnt to play one twos and the ball around Wan Bissaka for his slide tackles and onevs One ability to be of no use.
Still if I had to coach one it would be AWB than Dalot.
I don't think anyone is 'caping' for Dalot. People are just saying he suits a ten Hag team better than AWB ever will - which the numbers back up. Also, the majority of people that prefer Dalot to AWB are also saying that he isn't good enough regardless, even if he is more suitable than AWB. It's as simple as that, really.I've seen way more good, effective play from AWB than I have from Dalot. Why on earth would I want rid of him for Dalot? People still caping for Dalot after last season??
It's dumb.I don't think anyone is 'caping' for Dalot. People are just saying he suits a ten Hag team better than AWB ever will - which the numbers back up. Also, the majority of people that prefer Dalot to AWB are also saying that he isn't good enough regardless, even if he is more suitable than AWB. It's as simple as that, really.
No youIt's dumb.
We need a new RB, if not I would play Laird there. None of the other 2 are good enough.
This is where I stand on the AWB/Dalot debate.AWB every day of the week. Dalot is awful but his selling point here is that he's less hated than AWB because he looks better on the ball.
i will never unsee the way Danjuma ripped Dalot apart vs Villareal at OT last season. Not since Gary Neville on OAP legs up against Etherington have I seen a fullback of ours skinned so bad. Say what you want about Wan Bissaka and all his faults but that can never happen to him.
This isn't even a debate. AWB is the third-worst transfer of the past decade I'd say. Only behind Pogba and Sanchez. He is absolutely awful. He has one good skill and absolutely nothing else. Dalot is miles better and still young, he could greatly benefit from Ten Hag's coaching.
What I'd do is sell AWB this summer for a decent fee, buy another RB and keep Dalot as a squad player to see how he develops.
I have absolutely no idea who you’ve been watching, but it can’t be the Aaron Wan-Bissaka that I have. I’ve not seen a shred of evidence that he’ll ever be better than deep defending perennial relegation contender.People like to say that Dalot will be more suitable to ETH's style. The same was mentioned about Henderson.
End up ETH's prefer DDG. It will be the same for AWB, he has very high ceiling and can be coached to play at very high level.
I have absolutely no idea who you’ve been watching, but it can’t be the Aaron Wan-Bissaka that I have. I’ve not seen a shred of evidence that he’ll ever be better than deep defending perennial relegation contender.
There’s way too many issues with his game for that. Training may improve a couple of parts of his game, not literally every facet of football beyond slide tackling.Let him train under ETH and we shall see. You will be in for a surprise.
There’s way too many issues with his game for that. Training may improve a couple of parts of his game, not literally every facet of football beyond slide tackling.
But he’s always out of position and caught ball watching. That’s a massive area of a full backs defensive game that he’s terrible at.He was good in his first season with us. He has great stamina running up and down the flank. He can defence and press well. The only thing he needs to improve on is his attacking play. But last season all our attacking plays were shit. Under ETH with proper system it will look much better. It will be easier for him to pass and link up play in the attack.
But he’s always out of position and caught ball watching. That’s a massive area of a full backs defensive game that he’s terrible at.
Then explain why Wan-Bissaka was exactly the same the year before.Last season even Varane looked average. Maguire was a disaster. Shaw was also below par. Lindelof is Lindelof. Telles and Dalot were terrible in defending.
Then explain why Wan-Bissaka was exactly the same the year before.
He’s just not a good defender. Leipzig knocked us out of the Champions League by taking advantage of his awful defending 3 times in one game. Numerous teams actively give the ball to him knowing he’s a calamity and will allow them to counter. Teams actively search a long cross field ball knowing he’ll be nowhere near where he should and have for years. This is just his defensive attributes.
itll be interesting to see if you are right in a few weeks. ETH wouldn't start him in even a single game if he is 'atrocious' at everything else so we will quickly know if you are talking bolox or notOk?
Wan Bissaka is very good at one thing, and absolutely atrocious at literally everything else.
I think we just have to agree to disagree. Defending is not a 1 player thing. It's a team efforts. There are also many games AWB were excellent.
AWB possibly up for sale, Dalot favoured.
I guess both are fairly uninspiring options, going forward, but I'd lean towards AWB.
The position can't be seen as a priority, this summer, so if we end up keeping both, it wouldn't be a disaster.
Which might fit into Ten Hag's system better?