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Future star no doubt. A front 3 of Rashford Martial and Greeneood looks like a realistic option come the end of the season. Fluid front 3.
I see RVP in technique and Ronaldo off the ball
This is the kind of movement that is needed, you don't have to be big to score from crosses. It's the movement. When Chong was about to cross the ball, Greenwood was near the penalty spot. When your strikers/attackers lack that movement, it's easy to defend the crosses.
Two bad matches and he'll turn from Robin van Greenwood to Greenbeck or something shit like that on here.
My only worry here is that he is defo coming into the squad to take 1 of the strikers positions. Does it weaken our negotiating stance as cleary we do not need Lukaku anymore? Inter must be looking and thinking, Utd dont even need Lukaku. Why pay top dollar when in theory we are happy to sell him?? £60million sounds like a good deal - another wage gone and Fernandes should cost that to bring in on less money. We'll be better off long term.
I hope he is given the time to show what he can do and express himself.
The good thing is, Ole believes in him and Rashford, a front 3 of Martial, Rashford and Greenwood looks promising because all 3 can play across the front line with interchanging positions during games. Nightmare for defenders, when you have Lingard running around and Pogba coming in late.
The good thing is, Ole believes in him and Rashford, a front 3 of Martial, Rashford and Greenwood looks promising because all 3 can play across the front line with interchanging positions during games. Nightmare for defenders, when you have Lingard running around and Pogba coming in late.
It’s completely irrelevant. An academy player with a whopping 2 games (1 as a sub) for the first team won’t have any bearing on our negotiation with Inter.
Lukaku would have make that cross like a poor cross and people will start saying that we can’t create good chances for our striker.
I'm not 100% sure i agree - as Inter will pick up all the whisperings and will have seen greenwoods impact. It'll have an effect maybe not a massive one but it'll be mentioned by Inters negotiating team. Why wouldnt it? Its plain to see and if you read on here 90% of us would sell Lukaku and bring greenwood into the squad.
That’s your prerogative of course, but that’s quite the stretch, in my opinion.
How does he compare with the Liverpool lad Brewster?
To share my own knowledge of the players: Brewster is more the kind of striker to finish moves. He does score some spectacular goals but he doesn't have the technique level of Greenwood. After the u17 World Cup Brewster had a terrible run with injuries and missed the best part of two seasons so there's a question of what effect that has had on him. Since he's come back at the end of last season he has done well, he's grown a lot and looks very strong. From what I have seen he has a big time mentality too and I don't think he'll be afraid of the big stage.
Klopp seems to think a lot of him and claims he'll have a big role to play this season.
For me, he is different level to Brewster. Brewster isn’t that impressive a footballer, his all round ability and even his goals are not as impressive, however - he has an instinctive knack for goalscoring. His numbers are more impressive than his general ability to me, but goals are obviously very useful in football!
Yeah, he's more of a poacher whereas Greenwood is the kind of player to light up games.
Thanks for the insight. Brewster has been getting some rave reviews so it'll be interesting to see how Klopp integrates him into their front three, with Origi knocking on the door too. Seems like Mason has a better chance of breaking through.
Twitter is already full of people comparing him, Brewster and Nketiah 
"No, my clubs player is the best".
"No, my clubs player is the best".Must be frustrating to compare 19 year old Brewster and 20 year old Nketiah to 17 year old Greenwood and still lose by a mile.Twitter is already full of people comparing him, Brewster and Nketiah
Rivalry aside, Brewster’s never really impressed me anyway, World Cup aside (and really he wasn’t even the best performer in that team).Twitter is already full of people comparing him, Brewster and Nketiah
Brewster is good. He's more of a poacher though.
I don't see the hype in this kid. He's scored in a friendly against a bad Inter side and people saying he's the next RVP and Ronaldo rolled into one. He's too small. I see the next David Bellion tbh.
Arsenal fans are the worst. They always like to be a part of a conversation and force themselves to be involved in one. One of the most irritating set of fan base they have.Twitter is already full of people comparing him, Brewster and Nketiah
Like Adam Morgan was? That went well. I haven't seen much of Brewster so I won't say anything though, but a poacher only at youth level seldom become anything special, like Macheda or Morgan. But itäs obviously possibly that Brewster has more than that as I said I don't know. I do know that Greenwood is one of many fantastic English players right now coming through.
Cause you've only watched one game. He gets his hype from his excellent academy form where he's been the best player in every team he's played in. You're a very poor judge of talent if you see "the next David Bellion". What an absolute waste of one of your allowed daily posts.
Twitter is already full of people comparing him, Brewster and Nketiah
Brewster and Nketiah are obviously better because they are products of the Chelsea academy.
Seriously, no white text? People aren't hyped about him beacuse he scored two goals in pre-season friendlies. Its his skill set, instict and academy performances.
And too small?
You must have been a full grown man with 17 years on your belt, beard and everything... and puting that fact aside, he's 181 cm tall. Where on earth is that small?
Where do you get that from? Based on (probably inaccurate) measurements on transfermarkt, he's between 5'9" and 5'10", and close to 150 pounds. As a 17 year old, we're still years away from seeing his most honed physicality, seeing as he's probably still carrying around baby fat. Even if he only grows another inch, 5'10" or 5'11" is by no means too short to be a striker in this day and age (Yorke and Cole were both around 5'10" and they seemed to do just fine), and I'd expect to see him put on significantly more muscle mass as his body matures and is able to bulk. I'm by no means ready to anoint Greenwood as the second coming of (Brazilian) Ronaldo, but this kind of comment is just senseless.
What a car crash of a post
What a car crash of a post
The Netherlands
More like the Chernobyl disaster.What a car crash of a post
So at 17 in the netherlands 1.81cm is small? Are you sure my friend?
If they don’t score in few games and we lose those matches imagine how this place would be.
Holy shit, you weren't kidding
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