Seven Seas Sardines
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You guys remember Vidic and Evra? They weren't 19 years old either, have some feckin' patience.
Agreed.If only he score that goal, the comments here will be different d. Like Fred, needs a run of games and agree that he needs to be paired with Herrera as right midfield 3.
Dec 08th, against Fulham, only 7 pages ago, he was exciting, ace, superb, great, brilliant, excelent..
fast forward to Dec, 26th he is slow, poor, not good enough.
Please... Obviously he needs game time, he will get it, then he will be ace again.
The talent is obviously here, but currently Young is ahead of him. He needs to improve his defensive side first and it's shame he's not that fast compared to his age.
He's really not fast. Not slow but for 19 age you'll expect him to be much faster than that. It's not the first game for him we comment on this also.
I'm not writing him off but at Porto he was behind Ricardo Pereira (now at Leicester) in the pecking order and rightly so. For now Leicester have a better right back than us. We should play him in the easier games and hope he improves or get proven quality in in the summer as first choice.
Yeah it always seems like he's struggling to catch up when the ball gets played in behind him. Maybe that can be helped with better initial positioning.The talent is obviously here, but currently Young is ahead of him. He needs to improve his defensive side first and it's shame he's not that fast compared to his age.
Anyone writing off a 19 year old for a few mistakes is a loon.
Top speed is almost completely irrelevant for a football player.I have seen this tweet loads of time now. This is the speed of one sprint as far as I'm concerned and in 1 half, doesn't mean being fast or slow. You can see in all games he played so far he got outrun several times.
I rate Wan-Bissaka at Palace higher and I do think Dalot's lack of pace will be a problem.
No, it was not. It was the highest measured top speed. Its something completely different. See my post above.He sprinted at a pace of 34.69km/hr yesterday. The quickest sprint in the game.
Yea I mentioned this to my dad when I was watching. Ole reacted as anyone would, disappointment that he didn't score but then immediately applauding the effort and being there to miss. We all know what Mourinho would've done...Did anyone notice OGS' reaction when Dalot failed to put Rashford's cross in the net? He had a laugh. I think it will be good to be encouraging to a young player like Dalot than to criticise. I believe he will grow into his role.
I think it will be good to be encouraging to a young player like Dalot than to criticise.
He tried to outsprint Robertson twice at Anfield. He failed both times. He is not slow but pace is not his main asset.He sprinted at a pace of 34.69km/hr yesterday. The quickest sprint in the game.
Stylish but lacks tenacity. Not much of an upgrade from Damian imo. Of course he's still young but I'm a bit worried about him being able to toughen up. He's not going to be another Evra. Thats for sure!
That Huddersfield guy right?, the guy is rapid.Up against one of the fastest players in the league and some on the Caf think he’s slow. Jeez the negativity in here!!!
Get a grip, he's 19 and he's been out with injuries for the majority of the season.Stylish but lacks tenacity. Not much of an upgrade from Damian imo. Of course he's still young but I'm a bit worried about him being able to toughen up. He's not going to be another Evra. Thats for sure!
Mbenza would out pace all our attackers, never mind Dalot..That Huddersfield guy right?, the guy is rapid.
Agree - he's class and a realistic transfer. One on one he's very strong which sets him apart from the majority of the wing backs in the PLI rate Wan-Bissaka at Palace higher and I do think Dalot's lack of pace will be a problem.
No, it was not. It was the highest measured top speed. Its something completely different. See my post above.
EDIT:
The most effective way of determining "quickness" in football would probably be to test it using something similar to the 40-yard dash that NFL and college-recruitment uses in the US. Its probably would be the most effective measurement to use for determining "football-effective" speed.