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In his family"Generational" talent?
In his family"Generational" talent?
Literally just 1 guy who said it, just like the Ronaldinho line.Is there a PR team for Jack Grealish paying posters here to hype him up? I could do with some extra cash.
“Generational Talent”.. I’ll do you guys one better and keep calling him - “GOAT”
Grealish’s PR team, private message me.
I will ask you one question in villa history as a whole where you will rank grealish as a player. Some on here compared him to Ronaldinho, generational talent and all.Literally just 1 guy who said it, just like the Ronaldinho line.
I'm relatively young, but he's easily the best Villa player I've ever seen. Some older fans have him just below McGrath but give him a few more years and I'm sure he'll top everyone's list..if he stays of course.I will ask you one question in villa history as a whole where you will rank grealish as a player. Some on here compared him to Ronaldinho, generational talent and all.
Nah, he'd be the third best left winger on here.
Fair enough.I'm relatively young, but he's easily the best Villa player I've ever seen. Some older fans have him just below McGrath but give him a few more years and I'm sure he'll top everyone's list..if he stays of course.
In terms of Villa he's definitely a generational talent, a lifetime talent even. I'd be extremely surprised if we produce another player like him in my lifetime.
In wider football terms, I wouldn't call him that. In terms of English footballers, I think a good debate could be had. But only if the parameters of "talent" are agreed upon first
Other than Kane (who he was about level with), Grealish outperformed every other player you mentioned last season until he got injured.In what world is Jack Grealish better than Harry Kane, KDB or Salah? Its not even debatable so I'm lost why some talk about him arguably being the best in the league. You add in other non forwards like Kante and Van Dijk and it becomes clear at the very least he's not a top 5 player.
You then have the likes of Bruno, Son, Sterling, Mane, TAA who have all outperformed him in his time in the PL. I'm not saying he's not a top player but I've never seen a player who has achieved so little to receive some of the praise he has. And if people want to talk about talent, I see more in Sancho, Foden and Havertz, players all far younger and accomplished than he is.
I really want him to join City just to see how he performs there. He might do well or not but talk of him going there and being their best player and best in the league is laughable. The only time he's faced similar competition and scrutiny was at the Euros with England and he was seen as one of many rather than the main man.
Yup, behind Sancho and Rashford. No wonder he's decided to go to city
I tend to agree. He's basically an English Bernardo Silva and a tier below David Silva.Grealish looks very good for Villa where EVERYTHING goes through him.
He’s a bad fit for City. He won’t see the ball as much as he did at Villa and will slow the play down when he does.
He is a very good player but vastly overrated at the same time.
‘generational player’ ‘top 5 player in the league’
No chance.
I think it is premature to say he's a bad fit. Wouldn't be surprised of Pep gets him to adapt his game slightly.Grealish looks very good for Villa where EVERYTHING goes through him.
He’s a bad fit for City. He won’t see the ball as much as he did at Villa and will slow the play down when he does.
He is a very good player but vastly overrated at the same time.
‘generational player’ ‘top 5 player in the league’
No chance.
Grealish is the modern day Ronaldinho.
Bruno isn't in the same category, not even close.
Read the whole thread. Many people in here are talking him down, calling him underrated and debscribes him as good but nothing special etc. etc. He is a generational talent and world class.
On the left, he’d instantly be our best attacker and our football would improve countless levels, the guy is a generational talent he’s not had the stage for everyone to see it yet.
I think nowadays is used ‘one of top 100 players of his generation’.Generational has really lost all meaning He's not Ronaldo Nazario or Messi.
That would be brilliant. Provided Cavani stays fit, I agree we’d have as good a chance as anyone.If we can sell Pogba and martial and get grealish and a midfielder to support Mctominay and Fred, I feel we win the league.
I think nowadays is used ‘one of top 100 players of his generation’.
Objectively speaking, Grealish is very good. I wouldn’t call him world class, but I wouldn’t be surprised if he reaches that level playing for a top team.
Generational talent though? That is Ronaldo and Messi. Maybe Mbappe and Haaland in the future. The list ends there.
I think we’d play him as one of the three in our 4231, probably starting left most games but also in the middle of the three sometimes if Bruno needs a rest.Would love to see us buy him, but don't know where we would play him. I don't think he has the output to play as a LW, his best position would be LCM, but with Bruno and Grealish, I feel our midfield is going to get overrun pretty easily, even if we get a top class DM. Plus 100 mill is a bit too much for him. Best case scenario would be someone like Goretzka, Saul or Camavinga to partner a DM like Neves. Pretty sure we can get two of Goretzka, Saul, Camavinga and Neves for the money Villa will want for Grealish
Grealish has done feck all to have the word generational in the same sentence as him. Unless it means one of the top 100-500 players of his generation.Agreed with all of this.
"Generational talent" means a player who defined his generation (Messi/CR7, Ronaldo/Zidane, Maradona, Cruyff), not merely one of the best of his generation (which I don't even buy that Grealish has yet proven himself to be).
My best guess is him, Sterling and Mahrez will rotate with each other. I think he is better than Mahrez, but worse than Sterling. So one possibility might be for Sterling to go to the right, and Grealish to play from the left with Mahrez in the bench.If he joins City, where he would play ? In place of Sterling ? Ok, who will buy Sterling ?
Same for Mahrez - who will buy Mahrez ?
Now if he is going to partner KDB , there is no peak Fernandinho to help them out like he did for Silva and KDB.
Personally, I think he will fail miserably at City. Just hope he doesn't make that move. Chelsea Or Liverpool will be his best bet .
They need much more Kane than Grealish. They don’t have a good striker, but they are stacked in attacking midfield with Sterling, Foden, Mahrez, De Bruyne and Silva. Adding Grealish does not add much to that team, adding Kane to replace Jesus makes them far stronger.Chance Pep loses his mind at City if they are unable to pry either Grealish or Kane. Personally would rather them sign Kane than Grealish
Kane is the scarier signing. Without a proper striker and if they use a false 9 they wouldn’t be more dangerous than they already are.Very frightened if City can get him. Under Pep's tutelage, Grealish can become something truly special. He will destroy the opposition with his guile and skill.
Don't be scared of a bunch of guys kicking a ball about.Very frightened if City can get him. Under Pep's tutelage, Grealish can become something truly special. He will destroy the opposition with his guile and skill.
Foden took Sterlings place pretty often in the 2nd half of last season. They'll just rotate the attackers and sell Bernardo probably.If he joins City, where he would play ? In place of Sterling ? Ok, who will buy Sterling ?
Same for Mahrez - who will buy Mahrez ?
Now if he is going to partner KDB , there is no peak Fernandinho to help them out like he did for Silva and KDB.
Personally, I think he will fail miserably at City. Just hope he doesn't make that move. Chelsea Or Liverpool will be his best bet .
Even without those two they're strong candidates for the league.Sign Grealish and Kane, and they win the league again.
I agree about seeing how he does in a better team as his numbers should improve a lot. But I don’t agree with your other conclusions. Not sure what you mean by proven but another, arguably better, way of forming an opinion is by watching him play. When he plays well he is effective and exciting to watch and more or less unplayable.Grealish has done feck all to have the word generational in the same sentence as him. Unless it means one of the top 100-500 players of his generation.
For feck sake there are dozens of EPL more proven players than him. And I wouldn’t call neither of them generational, and only a few world class (Kane, De Bruyne, Kante, Van Diijk, De Gea in the past, Pogba when he bothers, maybe just maybe Bruno and Sterling).
Grealish? Let’s see how he does in a good team first, will he even be a starter in the first place, and can he win something before we go into full-madness.