Lynk
Obsessed with discrediting Danny Welbeck
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I'd like to see Welbeck play as a striker on more occasions.
He lacks all the main traits to be a top striker.
I'd like to see Welbeck play as a striker on more occasions.
I'd like to see Welbeck play as a striker on more occasions.
He lacks all the main traits to be a top striker.
So yeah, where are those guys on about him playing as a striker?
Lynk, you will eat your words eventually. You do known that, right?
He lacks all the main traits to be a top striker.
I called that this thread was going to get you a tagline, if you continue I think you're going get thread banned.
It's the first game of pre-season, in a disjointed team. Give the guy a fecking chance.
45 minutes into the the first pre-season game ffs
No but it's criticism that hangs over the player. It's not as if we've not seen that control-feck up from him before. If someone displays the same traits during pre-season as they have for at least a year then commenting on it is fair game. The criticism isn't "he's fecked up in pre-season" but rather than elements of his game that were open for criticism last season are manifesting themselves now.
at lynk. I noticed him in the match thread as well, it's bizarre.
Again, what's with the standard green smiley brigade? Is constructive criticism not allowed? I never knew we had RAWKite members.
Yeah not sure why everyone's having a go at you. He looks lost as a striker, as he looked last season as well. He looks better on the wing but is very inconsistent there.Again, what's with the standard green smiley brigade? Is constructive criticism not allowed? I never knew we had RAWKite members.
But the criticism isn't based on 45 minutes of a new striker.
If this was last summer and De Gea came and fluffed at a few crosses, criticism of his ability to handle crosses effectively wouldn't have come from the first 45 minutes of the pre-season friendly.
Welbeck will be criticised for his shooting because of his lack of composure. He can finish a ball, but his composure is shocking and it is the main component of why he fails to take chances, such as the two chances he missed today. I do, however, disagree with your statement about him receiving criticism for his general play around the box. The reason why Welbeck starts is because he's very good with his feet. He has a good touch, good hold-up and link-up play, and presses the opposition well. It's not something I would criticise, and it's not something I've seen people criticise him for. Why do you think Fergie preferred Welbeck, a player who finds it hard to finish, to Hernández in 11/12? What summed up Welbeck's game today was the final clear-cut chance he missed (towards the end). He produced an impeccable touch and subsequently, his shot was awful. That is what sums up Welbeck.He's going to get criticised with his current level of finishing (or any general play around the box) it's absolutely shocking and has been since he made his debut. I don't know what future he has if he goes through this campaign scoring 2 goals again.
He'll missI called that this thread was going to get you a tagline, if you continue I think you're going get thread banned.
It's the first game of pre-season, in a disjointed team. Give the guy a fecking chance.
So good at football, so shit at the aim of football.
My concern is he's 23 this year. It'll be his fourth as a senior premier league first-team player and his third season as a full international.
I think this is about time we began to exert some expectation on his performance not just be happy if he gets through a 90 minutes standing up right. I don't want to get to next summer, him approaching 24, having scored 4 goals the previous season and still be told anyone who doesn't think he's the future is talking shite. As I suspect they will be this year.
He had a tough job today. Unfortunately he made it look even harder. Needed to get his shots on target
He played half his games there. Another myth.He barely played as a striker last season
He played two or three games as a lone striker. Why can't you use perspective when needed in such situations?My concern is he's 23 this year. It'll be his fourth as a senior premier league first-team player and his third season as a full international.
I think this is about time we began to exert some expectation on his performance not just be happy if he gets through a 90 minutes standing up right. I don't want to get to next summer, him approaching 24, having scored 4 goals the previous season and still be told anyone who doesn't think he's the future is talking shite. As I suspect they will be this year.
He barely played as a striker last season
He barely played as a striker last season