Not world class but the level below it. He's also got a real drive, is a leader, and we've been missing both those qualities throughout most of the team.He's a good hard working player but nowhere near WC level of quality imv
Not world class but the level below it. He's also got a real drive, is a leader, and we've been missing both those qualities throughout most of the team.He's a good hard working player but nowhere near WC level of quality imv
He's a good hard working player but nowhere near WC level of quality imv
His support of the manager/style of football he wants to play. Does that make you trust him less/evaluate him as not elite?
Nah. He's a Balkan Swede and is tougher than Chuck Norris!So fudging concerned about him
He's our next potential WC player, and we might break him.
I don't think one has any baring on the other there - do you think I'm rating him lower as a player because he has spoken highly of the manager? I think he's a supremely hard working and determined player who's ability on the ball doesn't quite match up to that side of him. The type of player his teams fans love but wouldn't really attract the attention of the top level clubs - certainly not trying to knock him, he's a valuable member of the squad and one of our best players.
I think that is because Gray is 18. Those extra years (plus Italian experience, probably fluent in three languages) really count.What a fantastic interview. Just so natural in front of a camera. Comes across as really intelligent.
So, so different from Gray's last week who was very minimalistic in his answers.
Kulu looks like a real leader.
I had no idea. That's why I asked.
I think he is exactly the sort of player that Pep would like in his squad.
I had no idea. That's why I asked.
I think he is exactly the sort of player that Pep would like in his squad.
It's a rather insulting insinuation tbqh Steff
lol not really moving upwards if Emirates Marketing Project gets relegated... ok maybe sidewaysPep has been tapping him up for a while now. Would expect a bid when De Bruyne, Silva and Grealish all go in the summer.
A lot of well deserved praise for the youngsters yesterday, but Kulusevski definitely deserves some too. Scarlett took his goal well, found space, delighted for him. But it was Kulusevski who created it with a trademark move and cross. The move to break the deadlock, make the chance that changed the game from frustrating to fun.
For sure. Only 45 minutes and not exactly the most intense game around.Indeed. Also good that he got some much needed rest.