tommysvr
Vedran Corluka
Why am I (or others) not allowed to say I don’t think he played well and I’d prefer Perisic in the big games? What’s so scandalous about that?
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Ryan Sessegnon
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Why am I (or others) not allowed to say I don’t think he played well and I’d prefer Perisic in the big games? What’s so scandalous about that?
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Nothing scandalous at all and of course you are allowed to say what the hell you want, just like everyone else but when/if you do so do not be surprised to see that others might disagree with you.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Defensively he did ok in the circumstances. Yes, didn't give us much joy going forward but neither did lots of our players.
There will be other games against less string opposition where he will be a monster.
He will likely learn a lot from Perisic and become even more effective for us in the big games. Good to have options.
papaspur
Kasey Keller
Sess really wasn't getting too much help from Son on his flank. Personally, I'm happy to give him time and let him develop, but next season with Destiny at the club (presumably), there should still be enough minutes for at least those two assuming we're in Europe as well. Fortunately, Perisic can cover a few positions so I'm sure he can always find a space in the team if he becomes a key player for us.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
He got MOTM
seaside spur
Ronnie Rosenthal
In the system we played Holberg should have been giving him some help , not Son.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Reading through the match thread the same ones that always slag him off were on it again today.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
That post was from a previous game, not the Brighton one.
In our 3-4-3 Son has to take a fair bit of that responsibility. Was also true for the period we did switch to a 3-4-3 against Brighton.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Agreed, good game. Will hopefully build on that.
seaside spur
Ronnie Rosenthal
Oh right ok, didn't know it was from a previous match thread as it was posted in the Brighton match thread.
I meant the system we started with and played in the first half.
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
Yeah, I've been a critic but it's not that he's ever been awful, just that he rarely imposes himself on the opposition and has looked over awed by it all since he came.
Be interesting to see if he keeps his place and gets to build on yesterday.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
He'll be kicking himself as he should have been pushing for a world cup call up. He has talent and has improved his defensive duties but still needs more self belief, it's obvious Conte see sometime in him.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Very good physical attributes, though without truly elite pace. Good on the ball in several ways, but again without any one standout attribute like dribbling or crossing that would make him stand out more. Good defensively and seems a fairly intelligent player, awareness, vision. But again, not standout at this level.
I think his biggest strength is just that. Being good at a lot of things, well rounded player without any standout weaknesses.
For me players like that can get a bit lost. They don't have that one standout thing that they can just keep doing and succeed at no matter what. Can become unsure of their role, perhaps struggle with confidence as they're not consistently better than everyone at one or two specific things. Can't have a mediocre game, then get the ball in one right situation and just deliver on their key skill set with a fairly high frequency.
At the same time players like that can become really good and important players. Quantity of attributes having a quality of it's own in a way. If they succeed they'll usually have a high floor to their performances, be able to do well in a wide range of game states as they're not reliant on getting in the right situation to use their standout ability. But most of the time I think they fall a bit short of the truly best in the business players, to get there you need those standout attributes.
Not sure if Sessegnon will be able to get there on any single attribute given time. Time will tell. I think he can become a very good and very important player without it. Confidence, belief, determination seems to be part of the issue, but seems to be heading in the right direction.
Will probably need time, and not just months. I get the feeling he's not going to suddenly explode like Bale once did, like Kane did, like Son did, like Alli did. If he truly succeeds (high level) I'm guessing it will be more gradually, over a couple of years. Perhaps one or two attributes developing, but mostly finding his role, finding ways to use his strengths to the greatest effect in a wide range of situations.
Bishop
John Lacy
The competition for a place next season is going to be immense with Peresic still having a year left and Udogie coming (who looks absolutely brick hot). Sess is going really have to rise to the competition to keep his head above water, which is a great thing to have.
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