astracrazy
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No, we just well over paid. So a £30M valuation would be fair.I think we can safely say we knocked 40m off his valuation, minimum.
No, we just well over paid. So a £30M valuation would be fair.I think we can safely say we knocked 40m off his valuation, minimum.
I was thinking Don Quixote.And here I was thinking myself a pro greentech kind of guy
I don't know if Rasmus will be good enough long term - at the moment I suspect not however we can't ignore the fact that right now the entire squad is completely devoid of confidence and that will show up in the strikers more than anywhere else where missing 1 chance could very well lose us the match
We're creating very little meaning we simply have to take any chance that comes our way - every miss is magnified, every short pass, every mistimed run it's all compounded with the nerves and pressure the team is under trying to learn this new system whilst losing every week - building confidence in this negative momentum is incredibly hard but Amorim has to find a way to lift the mood because it could get worse yet
Playing a single striker system needs a strong, single minded and generally experienced player to be able to cope with the demands - we don't have that profile anywhere in the club so we're having to make do with 2x prospect players we took a punt on
Aside from trying Garna through the middle (who I think is generally more headstrong but will likely struggle more with the physical) we don't have a choice but to persevere with Rasmus for the rest of the season and hope a purple patch arrives to carry us/him through. He's at least better than Zirk imo
Isn't this record held by RvN?????Because I remember him last season, where he scored 7 games in a row, did great in Europe and he still is young, I still have some hope for him. I still hope that he has "JUST" ended up in a vicious spiral, where things do not work out for him, because the self-confidence is gone for both him and the rest of the team. There is no doubt that he really wants to do well and is frustrated with himself right now.
I am still there that I would prefer Højlund over Jackson from Chelsea, and I believe that Højlund will probably find a better form again at some point.
My slim hopes for Højlund therefore lie in:
- Broke the club record last season for the most consecutive games scored. He was only 20 years old, when he did that.
- Was really good in Europe.
- Still young.
- Continue to do well in Europe this season.
- Has a will to succeed.
I'm probably too naive.
True, Højlund is the youngest player ever to score in six consecutive Premier League games. He scored 7 goals in 6 matches.Isn't this record held by RvN?????
It remains to be seen if we will have even one. Dorgu is completely untested at the level he's about to play in, and Dalot doesn't create anywhere near enough chances.Has he got enough instinct to get onto those square passes that having a proper wingback on both sides will create? Every time i watch him he seems hesitant to gamble in the box.
True, Højlund is the youngest player ever to score in six consecutive Premier League games. He scored 7 goals in 6 matches.
And here there are, if people should have forgot about it or just want to see it again:
Ah, the one with Marlon Brando, right?I was thinking Don Quixote.
True, Højlund is the youngest player ever to score in six consecutive Premier League games. He scored 7 goals in 6 matches.
And here there are, if people should have forgot about it or just want to see it again:
He’s a young player, and i is now the managers job to get the best out of him. It’s normal for players to go through loss of form. Let’s remember the player who potentially could have replaced him, Tel has zero goals this season.
True, Højlund is the youngest player ever to score in six consecutive Premier League games. He scored 7 goals in 6 matches.
And here there are, if people should have forgot about it or just want to see it again:
A terrible player could not do that.I don't really care. He's a terrible player
True, Højlund is the youngest player ever to score in six consecutive Premier League games. He scored 7 goals in 6 matches.
And here there are, if people should have forgot about it or just want to see it again: