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Davinson Sanchez
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Ian Walker
Very impressed by his last 2 games, fitting in very nicely, but I think I could play well with Toby and Verts either side of me.
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Serge Aurier
Agree, but he does look like a moody fcuk. Which makes me like him more.
He looks like Lesley King, and plays like him too....
It helps, but he actually brings something to the back line, which is different to the days of someone looking good playing next to King.
Sanchez is actually faster and better in the air than Jan or Toby (he was a monster in the air today), so improves the level of defense as a whole unit
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Andy Thompson
At one point today there was a ball over the top, straight down the middle, Alderweireld chased it down and Firmino (I think) chased him down.
Sanchez comes across and just body checks Firmino enough that any potential danger is gone.
It was brilliant, and mature beyond his years
Sanchez comes across and just body checks Firmino enough that any potential danger is gone.
It was brilliant, and mature beyond his years
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
The pundits, media and fans of other clubs do not realise what a diamond we have in this kid, he is just brilliant
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
I'm confused by his defensive aerial ability. When he first joined, I questioned his aerial ability as he seemed to avoid headers. Now though, he bosses them. It's good to see, but confusing as to what was happening in his early appearances.
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Mitchell Thomas
His reading of the game is beyond his years. King-esque but without the bad knees.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
There's a famous video of him body-checking Dani Alves in some Brazil-Colombia game. Alves is steaming down the right with the ball, all pace, menace and purpose...and then, from the top edge of the shot as the camera tracks Alves' run down the pitch, a yellow shirt steams serenely into view. It's Davinson - and he proceeds to *serenly*, almost nonchalantly catch up with Alves, and then give him a gentle shove on the line. Gentle, as Davinson does. Like handling a baby.
Alves goes bloody flying past the touchline as a result of Sanchez's *gentle* ministrations - and Davinson just nonchalantly picks the ball up and walks up to take the resulting throw-in while Alves moans on the ground, clutching his back in pain. I think he even steps over him as he goes past. The *picture* of serenity.
Long story short, this man is a goddamn beast. I pity the forward who has to go up against him - and you just know that opposition players are subconsciously edging away from him and looking for easier pickings in Verts and Toby. 'I'll take being dispossessed with elegance,' they probably think to themselves, '..but I'll be damned if I have to go up against *that* kid.'
Charlie
Radek Cerny
I think Sanchez is the fastest backward running player ever. In the second half against pool, he galloped backward across the field to make an angle for a pass from Lloris and I was like WTF.
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Dr Rosenrosen
Ramon Vega
There's a famous video of him body-checking Dani Alves in some Brazil-Colombia game. Alves is steaming down the right with the ball, all pace, menace and purpose...and then, from the top edge of the shot as the camera tracks Alves' run down the pitch, a yellow shirt steams serenely into view. It's Davinson - and he proceeds to *serenly*, almost nonchalantly catch up with Alves, and then give him a gentle shove on the line. Gentle, as Davinson does. Like handling a baby.
Alves goes bloody flying past the touchline as a result of Sanchez's *gentle* ministrations - and Davinson just nonchalantly picks the ball up and walks up to take the resulting throw-in while Alves moans on the ground, clutching his back in pain. I think he even steps over him as he goes past. The *picture* of serenity.
Long story short, this man is a goddamn beast. I pity the forward who has to go up against him - and you just know that opposition players are subconsciously edging away from him and looking for easier pickings in Verts and Toby. 'I'll take being dispossessed with elegance,' they probably think to themselves, '..but I'll be damned if I have to go up against *that* kid.'
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
We should (rightly) expect new signings from outside the PL to take time to adapt.
But Sanchez has taken to it like a duck to water.
Yes, he has the masters either side of him but he is already looking a tremendous buy.
Apart from that bit of play that billyiddo mentions above, when my heart stopped for a moment, he was excellent yesterday.
But Sanchez has taken to it like a duck to water.
Yes, he has the masters either side of him but he is already looking a tremendous buy.
Apart from that bit of play that billyiddo mentions above, when my heart stopped for a moment, he was excellent yesterday.
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
There's quite a few players that may have peaked under Poch at Southampton before to a bigger club for large transfer fees; Lovren, Lambert, Shaw, Schneiderlin and Chambers. Take note Kyle!
Not sure re early stuff (and can't recall it), but he murdered anything in the air yesterday
