BorisManUtd
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Average today.
It’s like he’s forgotten everything he’d learned and improved from the start of the season and returned to his previous level.
A big part of his success was the improvement in intensity and fitness levels, surely he hasn’t lost that completely after a few weeks out? Didn’t even look like breaking a sweat today.
Yes, if you forget the one he played Weds.First game back from injury…
Yes, if you forget the one he played Weds.
Of course it takes a few games to get back into rhythm, but he has competition on his hands now so you’d expect a bit more urgency from him.
Well I would at least expect him to attempt to do the good things he was doing previously, instead of aimlessly hoofing the ball down the field to no one.Out of interest, how do you differentiate between a player who is a few games short of finding his rhythm and a player who isn’t showing enough urgency?
To my untutored eye, there’s no difference.
Well I would at least expect him to attempt to do the good things he was doing previously, instead of aimlessly hoofing the ball down the field to no one.
I like Dalot and was very pleased with his progress prior to the WC. Hope he can get back up to speed very soon.
His left foot is good, I don't think it was a conscious choice, rather instinct.Plays some great infield passes at times that really get us moving forward incisively.
The not so good...that finish. Terrible decision to stab at that with the right foot. For a player that's played left back before that was poor.
Barnes is strangely having a very productive season in front of goal but I watch Leicester quite often and his all-around game has taken a hit, rarely beats his man.He was up against Harvey Barnes who is having a terrible season so it was a nice game for him to find his feet in.
Wan-Bissaka still first choice at the moment for me.