snk123
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Overhyped him again when he had a deflected shot goal. Typical caf. Needs to learn to pass the fecking ball.
Your hero would kill for a deflected goal.Overhyped him again when he had a deflected shot goal. Typical caf. Needs to learn to pass the fecking ball.
His general play has actually been very solid this season. He was probably the only player on the pitch who looked like he could do something today.He has a good strike when he is in the right position, but his general play and decision making has been lacking. Not only in this game, where the rest were not much better.
Not sure I agree, but that would be an issue for someone who wants to eventually become a CF.He has poor spatial awareness. Not really worried as he still produced the best moment in the game.
That's not true, in a tight game like this when two teams defend so well and closed down every little space it's always going to be tough for attackers to find a good moment in their 20-30 touches of the game, you keep things simple nd moving and waiting for the opening. He's done that well and didn't disappoint for a player who just seem to finally get up to the speed of men's game.Looking more and more like a one trick pony. Like Rashford, Rashford’s trick is just slightly better.
Quit watching football, clearly it isn’t for you.Looking more and more like a one trick pony. Like Rashford, Rashford’s trick is just slightly better.
And that left foot of Messi is just so predictable.Looking more and more like a one trick pony. Like Rashford, Rashford’s trick is just slightly better.
Shite again today, happens though.
I'd agree he was the best of our attackers but still shite. Our attack yesterday was our weakness.Disagree, he was our best attacking player in a tight and aggressive low Leeds defence. He held the ball well and used it well most times, switching places and dragging defenders out to set up Bruno and James. His three finishes didn’t click, but some of his plays were what opened them up on occasions.
Had Rashford, James and Cavani been around their best, Leeds would have crumbled.
I thought it was as usual our midfield and James. The attack can’t do much when the midfield can’t string passes together or provide any service. Similarly, when the ball hits James and just breaks down there’s very little Greenwood or Rashford can do.I'd agree he was the best of our attackers but still shite. Our attack yesterday was our weakness.
Our defense and midfield created a number of chances for our attackers to fluff. I expect our front 3 to have some creative capabilities rather than relying on everyone else. I did feel that Pogba should have come on far earlier though, I wanted to see him come on at the start of the second because we were clearly struggling to create chances.I thought it was as usual our midfield and James. The attack can’t do much when the midfield can’t string passes together or provide any service. Similarly, when the ball hits James and just breaks down there’s very little Greenwood or Rashford can do.
I'd agree he was the best of our attackers but still shite. Our attack yesterday was our weakness.
I don't think I'm underestimating anything. Other than 1 nice pass which James and Bruno managed to make a mess of, he offered very little. 3 or 4 terrible shots from stupid angles/distances when there were far better options available, holding onto the ball too long and his dribbling wasn't as tight as it usually is. Like I said, I'm not particularly disappointed, it's to be expected from every player, especially young players but I see absolutely no reason to hype up a thoroughly below average performance.I think you’re underestimating Leeds defensive game of recent. Bielsa have (perhaps after our demolishing them at OT) gotten them into playing a very good organizeddefensive game against the better sides, something Chelsea, City and Liverpool have noticed recently. We were outnumbered in the last third, and they were well organized, concentrated and aggressive. Shaw and Wan Bissaka became more effective partly because of Leeds laying so tight, Pogba and Mason were the only ones who really managed to make openings centrally, and that takes a lot more than a shit performance to do.
That's young footballers for you. The likes of Henry and RvP were hardly perfection at the age of 19.Such a mixed bag. Sometimes his first touch and ball manipulations to get out of tight spots to link up play is really elite stuff and underrated imo.
Then there's those over dribbled balls and one touch too many in the final third.
Ole really needs to teach him or make him watch Henry, RVP and Robben videos. Once you're in or near the penalty box, after you make the half yard space, go for the far corner or power it into the near post as your feet is already set. The more space wrangling and step overs, the reduced spots you can hit and the more uneven your shot placement is..
I once read somewhere that this actually a tactic we use, that’s why Rash also looks like he isn’t presssing but we are actually setting up traps.I thought he was alright. One thing that was noticeable was his lack of pressing though.
You could very well be right ie it's in design.I once read somewhere that this actually a tactic we use, that’s why Rash also looks like he isn’t presssing but we are actually setting up traps.
I once read somewhere that this actually a tactic we use, that’s why Rash also looks like he isn’t presssing but we are actually setting up traps.
That's young footballers for you. The likes of Henry and RvP were hardly perfection at the age of 19.