Bebestation
Im a doctor btw, my IQ destroys yours
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Shaw dalot & wan bissaka malacia are quite similair. attacking & defending version of Fbs.
What are you talking about? Of course Dalot is better defensively. You're conflating 1 on 1 defending which AWB is excellent at with overall defending which he's quite lost at times. Positionally Dalot is better, can play the offside trap and doesn't get himself exposed by letting opponents sneak behind him while he's unaware, something AWB is often guilty of. Dalot is also better defending crosses coming into the far post from the right side, an aspect of the game AWB struggles with, as well as heading in general.Dalot is not better defensively. End of story -much better going forward, but not better defensively than AWB
I think that some level of defensive skill can be learned but attack and quality on the ball not so much, at this level. AWB could improve IMO but Dalot is just natural at most things that ETG wants.
wow That's a really good example. I'm not sure how to answer TBH except maybe that Gary looked better on the ball then Aaron from the get go? Or that back then, a full back like Neville, got good at crossing as a personal skill for attack. Today, fullbacks are asked to play CM even, a huge ask from a technical level. Would G. Neville be able to play at the same level today? As a crosser, CM (inverted FB), dribbling because the winger is inside, etc?Think Gary Neville proves otherwise?
Honestly. He's rubbish in the final 3rd. Have thought so for a while now.Really not sold on the “attacking talent” of Dalot.
I say he is 23 because he is the same age as Malacia for example yet people expect Dalot to be in his prime. 23 is young for a full back. There are not many fullbacks around who are as talented as him or as complete as him or have shown as much as him by his age.
I say he is one of the best around based on the level he's shown this season, because quite simply he would start for pretty much most clubs in the world. If he was available to take on a free you can be sure that all the top clubs in the world would he offering him contracts. People have left over anti dalot bias from when he wasn't getting chances as a young player in a shambolic team. To not see his progression into a top fullback is just mad.
And yeah, TAA, James, Hakimi, Cancelo are ahead of him as right backs generally. I'd accept walker being on a similar level though at his age city would swap them in an instance. Trippier is better with set pieces/crossing and that's about it. Carvajal similar too. He genuinely would start for every other team out there though.
Your point about Milan too was nonsense, they wanted to keep him and was a starter for them.
@bosnian_red top 5 right back in the world eh?
If AWB put in the performance Dalot did today his thread would have 3 pages of abuse already.
I said it earlier in here, Dalot has yet to have any meaningful connection with anyone we've played at RW. His short passing isn't great at all, his strength is in the longer passes into the channels or central spaces where Martial and Bruno occupy.
Not against Dalot at all but my issue has always been making out Dalot to be far better than AWB when he clearly isn't.
It was his first game back after an injury...
I'm not convinced your AC Milan statement is exactly right, and I don't know how significant it is even if it is correct. Who knows what the internal reasoning of AC Milan is for anything, it might not even be to do with the player. I don't find that to be a stick to beat him with at all.
You're not including the fact that Dalot was relatively solid under Rangnick. Not earth shattering but he came into a dismal side and did reasonably. This season has been a huge progression of what was already a fairly promising introduction to the side on a consistent basis.
Football is mainly what have you done for me lately not what you did 2 seasons ago so that is probably why not much credit remains in the bank for AWB. That's always how it is going to be when short term results dictate the entire mood around a club. My point is mainly that 2 games against weak opposition is nothing. 15-20 games on the other hand is significant.
He is performing on the level of a top 5 right back, and I wouldn't swap him for any but 4 RB's around is my point.You said he was amongst the top 5 full backs in the world after a good 4months.
Saying not many around at his age of 23 and then saying Walkers on a similar level but his age you wouldnt swap him....so what, you are not talkin gabout swapping players you are talking about the best 5 full backs in the world based on 4months of performances against a player who has been one of the best full backs in the premiership for several years if not the best.
Yes he has progressed, who said he hasnt? You are saying he is based on 4months at 23 one of the best full backs int he world....now that IS mad
On the season he's performing as one....@bosnian_red top 5 right back in the world eh?
If AWB put in the performance Dalot did today his thread would have 3 pages of abuse already.
I said it earlier in here, Dalot has yet to have any meaningful connection with anyone we've played at RW. His short passing isn't great at all, his strength is in the longer passes into the channels or central spaces where Martial and Bruno occupy.
Not against Dalot at all but my issue has always been making out Dalot to be far better than AWB when he clearly isn't.
What are you talking about? Of course Dalot is better defensively. You're conflating 1 on 1 defending which AWB is excellent at with overall defending which he's quite lost at times. Positionally Dalot is better, can play the offside trap and doesn't get himself exposed by letting opponents sneak behind him while he's unaware, something AWB is often guilty of. Dalot is also better defending crosses coming into the far post from the right side, an aspect of the game AWB struggles with, as well as heading in general.
AWB superiority in 1 on 1 defending doesn't eclipse Dalot's overall better defending.
I'd actually be inclined to start AWB v City, as mad as that sounds.
I'd actually be inclined to start AWB v City, as mad as that sounds.
His best games in a Utd shirt have been against City.
I still prefer Dalot if he’s fit to play.
If we're planning on hanging to our own goal for 90 minutes I say go for it. But having Wan Bissaka starting means all our back building will go through the left with Shaw and Martinez. We've seen time and time again how easy is to preassure Wan Bissaka to lose the ball, to the point that it doesnt even take hard pressing for him to screw up.Sounds reasonable to me. He's a decent 1 v 1 defender and I'd trust him to nullify someone like Grealish in the same way he used to do against Sterling. It's a shame the other aspects of his game are currently so far off what we need.
Wan Bissaka was always great vs Sterling but tended to get destroyed by FodenHis best games in a Utd shirt have been against City.
I still prefer Dalot if he’s fit to play.
I'd forgotten just how badly they murdered AWB in those games last season until this reminded me. Christ I hope he steps up with Dalot out.
He had a good game