Carl
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Why shouldn’t we be excited about our own exciting prospects
Once again, who said that?
Why shouldn’t we be excited about our own exciting prospects
For me, I would always play Pobga and then one of those two which leaves Bellingham as second choice/backup for Pogba. But Ole prefers to play either those two (defensively much better than Bellingham) or one of them and Pogba (much better than Bellingham) so under it's even harder to make a case for him playing given his preferences IMO.
It's not like the club said that though, they wanted Bellingham.I have no idea how you can watch this performance and be like "we've got Garner and Mjebri though."
What sort of gametime have Williams and Tuanzebe really warranted?
but Williams was starting Champions League games last season
Tuanzebe had a brilliant performance against PSG beginning of the season, after which he didn't get a look in for quite a while.
I mean, we spent 70 million on VDB and Amad, and they hardly play at all.
Too bad we couldn't bring him in. Looks like a top prospect, plus he's English. Well, we got Bruno instead in that transfer window, if I remember correctly.
To make (almost) everyone reading this thread feel way older: Bellingham was five years old when that Drogba moment happened.
To make (almost) everyone reading this thread feel way older: Bellingham was five years old when that Drogba moment happened.
To make (almost) everyone reading this thread feel way older: Bellingham was five years old when that Drogba moment happened.
I dont get why the ref didn't let it play out and then go to VAR. It's like he had an agenda against Dortmund or something.I thought he was exceptional last night for a 17 year old! First full game watching him live, if anyone can confirm this is what he is normally like, then wow, what a talent. Even if not, to play how he did against a very good City side, needs applauding.
Edit. Also should of had a goal, shocking refereeing, at least let him put it in the net before blowing, w4nker.
I thought the exact same, he had to wait, what, 3 seconds? For him to put the ball in the net and left it down to VAR. Confusing is putting it politely. The pen over turned was also a joke to give in the first place.I dont get why the ref didn't let it play out and then go to VAR. It's like he had an agenda against Dortmund or something.
Referees need to be questioned after the game. Or at least have to release a statement or something. This idiot might have just cost Dortmund the tie and he can carry on about his business as usual.I thought the exact same, he had to wait, what, 3 seconds? For him to put the ball in the net and left it down to VAR. Confusing is putting it politely. The pen over turned was also a joke to give in the first place.
Too bad we couldn't bring him in. Looks like a top prospect, plus he's English. Well, we got Bruno instead in that transfer window, if I remember correctly.
He wouldn't have played much if we had signed him. Performances come with game time and we wouldn't have given him enough to prove himself, our fans would probably be slagging him off at this point i reckon.
It's why he was absolutely right to go to Dortmund. Youngsters do themselves a disservice moving to big clubs early, you want that move when you're an established first teamer.
Let's just say he is for sure not the reason why Dortmund is struggling so much this season. Not every game of him was as good as this, but he also rarely is the reason for Dortmunds losses. Considering his age he is doing extremely well this season.I thought he was exceptional last night for a 17 year old! First full game watching him live, if anyone can confirm this is what he is normally like, then wow, what a talent. Even if not, to play how he did against a very good City side, needs applauding.
I couldn't agree more ! Playing time in a competitive environment is essential to a young players development. I know some young players are able to step up to Premier League football but most need some Championship or equivalent level football to mature their game. The only thing for me is that the player is matched up with a manager & system compatible to his style.He wouldn't have played much if we had signed him. Performances come with game time and we wouldn't have given him enough to prove himself, our fans would probably be slagging him off at this point i reckon.
It's why he was absolutely right to go to Dortmund. Youngsters do themselves a disservice moving to big clubs early, you want that move when you're an established first teamer.
To make (almost) everyone reading this thread feel way older: Bellingham was five years old when that Drogba moment happened.
There's probably going to be very little between them. England are falling over excellent young talents.So this kid is the real deal, right? Crazy how assured he looks playing CL football at such a young age. With all the talk of “generational talents” like Foden and Greenwood could he the best of the lot?
His maturity is striking, as is his taking responsibility. Fantastic player.So this kid is the real deal, right? Crazy how assured he looks playing CL football at such a young age. With all the talk of “generational talents” like Foden and Greenwood could he the best of the lot?
He wouldn't be playing for our first XI had we signed him so no point getting upset we didn't sign him.
This 100%. He was right to go there and develop. He hardly would have played here.He wouldn't be playing for our first XI had we signed him so no point getting upset we didn't sign him.