Acole9
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Was shown a yellow card for dribbling
As if he got booked for that .
Was shown a yellow card for dribbling
Hedging your bets there a bit aren't you? "Didn't look ready but he might be"Actually it looks like he gets a slap in the face from the first player he goes past. Then rides another challenge with his low centre of gravity, only to receive a yellow card. The only explanation that makes sense is if the ref caught the hand Facundo got in his face and some how thought the following situation was retaliation. Either way it's idiotic, but it would actually make sense because that's the type of stuff refs do in the PL all the time. Like when Martial got elbowed and got a red card for his reaction He wants to be promoted badly this one.
Everton sat so deep he didn't have many chances to thrive. Didn't even get to see him run at full speed. Have to be honest and say that he didn't impress me this game but I think he would do better in the first team just because he'd get a lot more space, opportunities to counter and he is bound to see a lot more of the ball and 1v1's. He didn't look ready based on that game, but he might just be. He might.
Where can I find the vid mate? thanksI did not watch the game but the vid from the game looks promising I think. He seems to glide across the pitch, has low centre of gravity, good in tight spaces and can easily beat a man (which is probably his best attribute at moment).
Are you joking? literally the previous pageWhere can I find the vid mate? thanks
Was shown a yellow card for dribbling
Was shown a yellow card for dribbling
I suppose you meant to say that you agree with what the other poster said. However, I´m not saying he´ll be a first team starter anytime soon, but a cameo here and there may not be so far away.Did well on second half but what the other poster said is correct. Just need to look at Williams to see how a first teamers should look like when playing at this level. Obviously early days for him in a totally different football environment so no concern at all.
Needs a trim, rocking lockdown hair.
Good post. I agree. I think Galbraith also strikes me as someone who will make the step up easier than most others.There are certain players that are individuals, and thus they shine brightly in U23's where their individualistic qualities make them seem a step ahead of everyone else, only to find that their qualities are nullified when they face PL quality players.
Then there are players like Pellistri, who have a quality all-round game and their best attributes are in their intelligence, decision-making, movement, teamwork, technique, etc. Such players might not single-handedly dominate statistics in U23 games, but when paired with PL level teammates you find that their ability to step up is much more fluid and successful to the first team.
He strikes me as the kind of player who makes a system fluid, gives as much to the team as he does in his own individual qualities. He's a sleeper, this kid. Wouldn't surprise me if he shocked a few people and took to the first IX like a fish in water.
Literally, as if he’s gods gift to scouting and after one game in the u23s writes him off.What an odd little dig. It was his first cameo as a teenager playing for the first time outside of Uruguay. If the hoards of talent in the Portuguese youth are really all that I'm sure they'll be on the radars of the relevant clubs.
Greenwood can fill that role!He's already quite strong on the ball, can rides challenges. Knowing when to release the ball in the English will help him loads. He's very much in the David Silva model which I'm excited about. Loved him as a player. Can we also find a young Aguero too please.
His highlights remind me of Mata a bit.
Closer to Silva just as Tim Vickery mentioned. Don't think it'll be long before he adapts to the physical side of things, he's the type that invites challengesDavid Silva for me
He's about the same size as one of Grealish's calvesHe feels like what Grealish would play like if he was on the right wing.
He's about the same size as one of Grealish's calves
Might as well take Dan James place. I'm sure he'd offer more dimensions anyway.