Bebestation
Im a doctor btw, my IQ destroys yours
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- Oct 9, 2019
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If he could learn to look at his surroundings when dribbling instead of the ball he can be a very good winger. He's got the pace and should fit a counter attacking team.
Pretty sure his bad decisions in game were mostly due to his head looking down all the time. I mean how can you pass properly if you don't see shit.
That is what irritates me the most.
His inability to look else where when dribbling reduces his creativity and decision making.
I wonder if that can really improve after being taught to do so or that’s a part of his natural inability as a winger.
Can you be taught to look up away from the ball whilst you dribble - or do you only do it because you need to do it?