Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Amazing a player form the football backwater of. Korea yet players from Argentina can’t even use their “wrong”footAmazing to think his second goal was scored with his "weaker" foot
Amazing a player form the football backwater of. Korea yet players from Argentina can’t even use their “wrong”footAmazing to think his second goal was scored with his "weaker" foot
He's my young fella's favourite player and the 9 year old in me loves Sonny to bits. How could you not? Just saw his interview on BBC about the golden boot and its just made me love him even more.
its up to Kane methinks.
why son is subbed before kane befuddles me.
kane doesn't sprint doesn't dribble anymore.
So 19 goals and 7 assists this season but people have complained because Conte has refused to drop him, funny that
And if he had been rested for the odd game this season his output when he was back in the side being more refreshed might of been better, you don’t know. Of course he is going to perform overall in a season,I have never seen anyone suggest otherwise - that doesn’t mean you can never rotate him for the odd game especially when for a good period of time, he was quite frankly awful. And even then he could still come on for the last half hour if needed. Don’t know why so many people get their knickers in a twist about the suggestion of resting him when he had played so many games, travelled a lot for internationals and was in blatantly poor form, it’s not as if people are saying they don’t rate him…..So 19 goals and 7 assists this season but people have complained because Conte has refused to drop him, funny that
Okay so you choose to rest him. But this begs the question, when? How are you supposed tom know which game he's going to play a blinder and which he's going to struggle. On your line of thinking he could just as easily have been rested yesterday when he scored two, including that worldie, and assisted one. Or the day he scored a hat-trick against Villa. Or when he scored four against United. Or the game he got Goal of the Season against Burnley. Or ... well by now you get my drift.And if he had been rested for the odd game this season his output when he was back in the side being more refreshed might of been better, you don’t know. Of course he is going to perform overall in a season,I have never seen anyone suggest otherwise - that doesn’t mean you can never rotate him for the odd game especially when for a good period of time, he was quite frankly awful. And even then he could still come on for the last half hour if needed. Don’t know why so many people get their knickers in a twist about the suggestion of resting him when he had played so many games, travelled a lot for internationals and was in blatantly poor form, it’s not as if people are saying they don’t rate him…..
Put it like this, can you see Klopp dropping Salah for Bergwijn? Seriously?
Okay so you choose to rest him. But this begs the question, when? How are you supposed tom know which game he's going to play a blinder and which he's going to struggle. On your line of thinking he could just as easily have been rested yesterday when he scored two, including that worldie, and assisted one. Or the day he scored a hat-trick against Villa. Or when he scored four against United. Or the game he got Goal of the Season against Burnley. Or ... well by now you get my drift.
On MotD last night they came up with a stat showing this season's leading PL scorers excluding penalties. Son was top with 19, ahead of Salah, no less, by two clear goals.
I'm not going to argue Son doesn't have off days, but name me a top player that doesn't? I cited a few pages back stats that suggest he has been the most consistent striker this season. Only one other PL player has better goals+assists stats this season, and that one happens to play for a much stronger all-round team than Tottenham.
Put it like this, can you see Klopp dropping Salah for Bergwijn? Seriously?
You hand pick the games Son would be rested for. Yes Bergwijn isn’t at Sons level, but he is a good player and getting two minutes at the end of a game he isn’t going to be able to truly show what he can do. He started up front against West Ham in the cup and got a goal and an assist. Whilst not at Sons level, I’m not having that Bergwijn isn’t of a good enough standard to start against the lower placed teams in the league. And if we still need Son, he comes on for the last half hour or so against tired legs. And we aren’t talking about doing this for an extended period of time, just the occasional game to get Son fresh and in peak condition, with the added benefit of keeping a squad player interested…..Okay so you choose to rest him. But this begs the question, when? How are you supposed tom know which game he's going to play a blinder and which he's going to struggle. On your line of thinking he could just as easily have been rested yesterday when he scored two, including that worldie, and assisted one. Or the day he scored a hat-trick against Villa. Or when he scored four against United. Or the game he got Goal of the Season against Burnley. Or ... well by now you get my drift.
On MotD last night they came up with a stat showing this season's leading PL scorers excluding penalties. Son was top with 19, ahead of Salah, no less, by two clear goals.
I'm not going to argue Son doesn't have off days, but name me a top player that doesn't? I cited a few pages back stats that suggest he has been the most consistent striker this season. Only one other PL player has better goals+assists stats this season, and that one happens to play for a much stronger all-round team than Tottenham.
Put it like this, can you see Klopp dropping Salah for Bergwijn? Seriously?
You hand pick the games Son would be rested for. Yes Bergwijn isn’t at Sons level, but he is a good player and getting two minutes at the end of a game he isn’t going to be able to truly show what he can do. He started up front against West Ham in the cup and got a goal and an assist. Whilst not at Sons level, I’m not having that Bergwijn isn’t of a good enough standard to start against the lower placed teams in the league. And if we still need Son, he comes on for the last half hour or so against tired legs. And we aren’t talking about doing this for an extended period of time, just the occasional game to get Son fresh and in peak condition, with the added benefit of keeping a squad player interested…..
Okay so you choose to rest him. But this begs the question, when? How are you supposed tom know which game he's going to play a blinder and which he's going to struggle. On your line of thinking he could just as easily have been rested yesterday when he scored two, including that worldie, and assisted one. Or the day he scored a hat-trick against Villa. Or when he scored four against United. Or the game he got Goal of the Season against Burnley. Or ... well by now you get my drift.
On MotD last night they came up with a stat showing this season's leading PL scorers excluding penalties. Son was top with 19, ahead of Salah, no less, by two clear goals.
I'm not going to argue Son doesn't have off days, but name me a top player that doesn't? I cited a few pages back stats that suggest he has been the most consistent striker this season. Only one other PL player has better goals+assists stats this season, and that one happens to play for a much stronger all-round team than Tottenham.
Put it like this, can you see Klopp dropping Salah for Bergwijn? Seriously?
I think Stevie has 22 appearances but that may include internationals (was on a quote last night)Berg would be more likely to cover Diaz on the left side or Mane centrally. But in answer to a question you appear to think is a checkmate, yes. It’s called competing on all fronts, which is what Liverpool are currently doing and them and Emirates Marketing Project have the ability to mix it up and often do so.
If Minamino has got 23 appearances this season it’s not unlikely that if Stevey and him swapped places he’d get the same or more.
Why is the a 9 year old in you?
No, you completely missed my point, which was you need to play Son every game because overall he is currently more likely to win you matches than any other player, I'd say even more so than Kane right now. Dropping him imo, even for one game, would be way too risky.You hand pick the games Son would be rested for. Yes Bergwijn isn’t at Sons level, but he is a good player and getting two minutes at the end of a game he isn’t going to be able to truly show what he can do. He started up front against West Ham in the cup and got a goal and an assist. Whilst not at Sons level, I’m not having that Bergwijn isn’t of a good enough standard to start against the lower placed teams in the league. And if we still need Son, he comes on for the last half hour or so against tired legs. And we aren’t talking about doing this for an extended period of time, just the occasional game to get Son fresh and in peak condition, with the added benefit of keeping a squad player interested…..
No, you completely missed my point, which was you need to play Son every game because overall he is currently more likely to win you matches than any other player, I'd say even more so than Kane right now. Dropping him imo, even for one game, would be way too risky.
That said, I would agree that Bergwijn has done well in his cameos this season, ergo it is a shame he cannot be given a start or even a run of starts. But that's the way the cookie crumbles.