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Thought he looked ok in a difficult situation
I agree. It was a good few minutes, hopefully he can use it to built some confidence for himself. Even though the match itself probably won't do a whole lot of mental wellbeing.Thought he looked ok in a difficult situation
I don't know if lingard and matic as fullbacks would have been better.
Oh mate apologiesThat wasn't for this game!
Telles is unconvincing enough in his natural position, that's not an experiment I would like to see!He has even less experience than Bissaka, but what choices do we have... Telles at RB ?
Sometimes shit can get complicated at the start of the season.
I'm opened to ideas, I'm sure Ole is too.Telles is unconvincing enough in his natural position, that's not an experiment I would like to see!
Problem is Ole doesn't teach, he relies on players that have it already.Learning how to defend is definitely easier than learning how to attack and control/pass a ball. Guess we'll see how he does in the coming games.
hes going to start the next game with the red card. But I dont think hes good enough, even as a backup. Might seem harsh but clearly we were trying to get rid of him and bring in somebody else (but that didnt happen).
It would be slightly strange if we kept Dalot at the club and then decided we weren't going to play him despite AWB taking himself out of action. He is surely going to play during the ban as Ole could have gone with someone else today if he wanted.I'm opened to ideas, I'm sure Ole is too.
If I was Dalot, I would do everything to use current state of defenders and fight for that position. Bissaka not looking good, Williams pretty much out of equation, this could be his gates to big football and it's not looking likely Madrid & Barca will ask for him anytime soon.It would be slightly strange if we kept Dalot at the club and then decided we weren't going to play him despite AWB taking himself out of action. He is surely going to play during the ban as Ole could have gone with someone else today if he wanted.
I would guess Lindelof is the third choice option if we're willing to totally concede that we have no intention to attack from that position. Okay for a one off game but probably not an ideal solution in our CL group.
I'd just like to see Dalot put in a few sensible performances. Pass the ball to somebody better, don't do anything ridiculous in defence, no miracles expected. Surely he can do that?!
No chance. Awb is better.Still arguably better than AWB. Not sure who that reflects worse on tbh.
Love that he still does his trademark single stepover to further run himself into a dead end down the right flank move.
The problem being that we would also need to teach Dalot how to attack. It baffles me how labels just stick with people. It was decided Wan Bissaka can’t attack and Dalot can and it’s just stuck regardless of any evidence to the contrary.Learning how to defend is definitely easier than learning how to attack and control/pass a ball. Guess we'll see how he does in the coming games.
The problem being that we would also need to teach Dalot how to attack. It baffles me how labels just stick with people. It was decided Wan Bissaka can’t attack and Dalot can and it’s just stuck regardless of any evidence to the contrary.
I can’t think of any other reason. Phil Neville was better at step overs. And everything else a fullback does and nobody would ever have labelled him an attacking full back.Ha! So true. Do people think Dalot can attack because he does an occasional step over? Only I literally cannot remember him put a single decent cross into the opposition box. As in, ever.
He did in his first couple of games if I recall. I distinctly remember thinking this lad can cross. It's all gone a bit pear shaped since, it's starting to look like they were the flukes and the current state of things is his norm.Ha! So true. Do people think Dalot can attack because he does an occasional step over? Only I literally cannot remember him put a single decent cross into the opposition box. As in, ever.
Still arguably better than AWB. Not sure who that reflects worse on tbh.
He's nowhere close to Wan-Bissaka. Wan-Bissaka on the whole is usually a good one vs one defender. Dalot isn't great either at defending or attacking.
Ha! So true. Do people think Dalot can attack because he does an occasional step over? Only I literally cannot remember him put a single decent cross into the opposition box. As in, ever.
Think you are talking about Jose there.Problem is Ole doesn't teach, he relies on players that have it already.