FolkestoneSpur
Neil Sullivan
This season. Sanchez and Tanganga didn't know what day it was and he had a 1v1 that he should have scored. We were very lucky to win imo.What game?
This season. Sanchez and Tanganga didn't know what day it was and he had a 1v1 that he should have scored. We were very lucky to win imo.What game?
It wasn’t that he had no end product, he created chances the forwards should have finished but didn’t….He had us on toast at Molineaux, admitedly with no end product.
He didnt create much that game at allIt wasn’t that he had no end product, he created chances the forwards should have finished but didn’t….
Yeah I've just had a quick look at the highlights, 2 pull backs were excellent and they should have scored.It wasn’t that he had no end product, he created chances the forwards should have finished but didn’t….
That's him in a nutshell.He had us on toast at Molineaux, admitedly with no end product.
That's him in a nutshell.
The kind of player fans love watching, because he tears the opposition apart, but does nothing to further the team's cause.
Maybe (hopefully if we actually are after him) he's just had a complete lack of decent coaching in his career and a good manager can teach him how to use his head when he plays.
His xA for that match was 0.16.It wasn’t that he had no end product, he created chances the forwards should have finished but didn’t….
This type of distraction could be wonky enough to throw the opponents off. Depends on the overall game play. Who know with Son, Kane and Moura around him, Traore could get more space and be more effective. Worth a try imo as our attack is so limp at the moment, at least we are getting efficient penetration.... Better than no penetration at allThat's him in a nutshell.
The kind of player fans love watching, because he tears the opposition apart, but does nothing to further the team's cause.
Maybe (hopefully if we actually are after him) he's just had a complete lack of decent coaching in his career and a good manager can teach him how to use his head when he plays.
Is it possible Conte thinks he can refine Traore's game and get more end product from him? There's certainly a lot of raw material there to work with. He is only 25 years old with at least five more seasons in which to develop. And it's not like he has to improve that dramatically. He's basically 80-90% of the way there.
Is it possible Conte thinks he can refine Traore's game and get more end product from him? There's certainly a lot of raw material there to work with. He is only 25 years old with at least five more seasons in which to develop. And it's not like he has to improve that dramatically. He's basically 80-90% of the way there.
I'm on the fence with this one but after yesterday (and this season) I will say a couple of things.
Our cupboard is practically bare outside of Kane, Son and Moura in terms of X Factor (I'm excluding Tanguy now). We had a Bergwijn cameo against West Ham in the QF which I thought might ignite him but I don't think we've seen him since.
I notice his delivery/crossing is the subject of much scrutiny. Let me be clear, he will be joining a team with (collectively this season) some of the poorest deliveries into a box you will likely see at this level. I know it doesn't always help when you only have one man to aim at but just look at some of that dross yesterday - some players cant get the ball aerial and actually scuff their strike like a park player. Even Winks goal was overhit and would have just been caught by most prem GKs.
He simply cannot be any worse imo.
I'm on the fence with this one but after yesterday (and this season) I will say a couple of things.
Our cupboard is practically bare outside of Kane, Son and Moura in terms of X Factor (I'm excluding Tanguy now). We had a Bergwijn cameo against West Ham in the QF which I thought might ignite him but I don't think we've seen him since.
I notice his delivery/crossing is the subject of much scrutiny. Let me be clear, he will be joining a team with (collectively this season) some of the poorest deliveries into a box you will likely see at this level. I know it doesn't always help when you only have one man to aim at but just look at some of that dross yesterday - some players cant get the ball aerial and actually scuff their strike like a park player. Even Winks goal was overhit and would have just been caught by most prem GKs.
He simply cannot be any worse imo.
In 5 more seasons he would have lost his blistering pace and subsequently 80-90% less of the player he is today.
See Michael Owen for how a career based on pace can go off a cliff at 28.
Poor example as that was linked to hamstring injuries
Not necessarily, not all players lose their pace at 30, Kyle Walker is no slouch, nor are Salah and Mane who both turn 30 next birthday, and their are loads of other examples.