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Lucas Bergvall
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braineclipse
George Hunt
Think he gets himself a bit lost as a 10. Not quite up there supporting and working around the striker, not quite able to find those pockets between the lines, not quite dropping deep to playmake.
But even so he does a good job and just needs the ball to drop to him to show what he can do, as it sometimes did.
Not meaning to be critical of him. He's an exceptional talent. Hopefully the need for him filling in at 10 will soon be a more rare occurrence.
Bullet
Barry Daines
Agree; he charges around and runs 50 yards left and 50 yards right and 50 yards back and forth but as he gets older he will realise he can jink 10 yards and find space, and pass the ball, not just run and run and run and run and then he'll be more effective.
He has class, but is often running into other player's space, dragging a defender with him e.g. Kudus just wants to be left alone with the left back, but Bergvall will run 50 yards to get involved and just get in the way.
Grays_1890
David Ginola
Good minutes under the belt for his development...........we very good in patches
parklane1
Vivian Woodward
Agree, he is only 19 and learning on the job really, it will all be good for his development and as he matures he will know when the right time to run and when to pass quicker.
braineclipse
George Hunt
Really liked his cameo against City. Just a handful of minutes, it was 2-0 and the game was starting to look won - but we all know how quickly that changes if they get a goal. And a fairly hectic and relatively high pressure situation to get subbed into.
Slotted straight in, no issues. Did his job defensively and could have created another goal.
Along with his start against Burnley looking that bona fide first team player we need him to be, that he showed last season he can be. But second season, new manager and all that, can be tricky. But he just keeps on Bergvalling.
How far he's come in a year...
Slotted straight in, no issues. Did his job defensively and could have created another goal.
Along with his start against Burnley looking that bona fide first team player we need him to be, that he showed last season he can be. But second season, new manager and all that, can be tricky. But he just keeps on Bergvalling.
How far he's come in a year...
Hotspur75
Nicola Berti
Absolutely. And a strong indication of how well our recruitment has been over the last two seasons. Gray and Bergvall, and now Kudus and Palhinha. No point talking about the whatcouldhavebeens like Eze and MGW (and Paz, and Hincapié supposedly) without mentioning the successes.
Roland Beurre
Clive Wilson
He's so young, I am surprised they have dropped.
braineclipse
George Hunt
Agreed.
Danso also already looks really good. Solanke imo is a very good player (will he be "top" under Frank, time will tell. I like Tel, know others don't, but still very early for him, Odobert and Kinsky.
Don't mind not getting a player or two or three or whatever. Have a good list of good to very good suitable targets and move down the list.