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He'll get time to show if he can improve, it's on him to make his mark and he's working under the best manager in football to do that.
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I still really rate him by the way. He's hit a rocky patch, but you can still see his quality. He's still so young and he will need time to develop.
We are in the middle of a rebuild and we need to be a little bit more patient with the likes of him and Nunez.
I think in some ways the fact we are in with a chance of winning the league is causing extra pressure and expectations from us. It's not really fair.
He'll come good IMO.
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Originally posted by Irishnev View PostHe does Dan, he hides!
that he does, kid has ability but been very disappointing.
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Here you goOriginally posted by SB View PostShare what you’ve found & save us some time
Originally posted by Slinky Skills View PostHe turns impressively and with pace, no wonder he's been ****ing chopped every time he swivels away from someone. His close control is excellent.Originally posted by Corndog View PostLooks physically able to handle it too. The way he turns quickly and can play forwards is reminiscent of Gini at times.Originally posted by baitman View PostPhysically he reminds me of fabinho, but younger and more mobile.
Quick snappy passes. I suggested he could possibly suit the dm role, certainly better than mac alister does!Originally posted by Pablo View PostHe is another incredible athlete isn't he! Him and Szoboszlai can both cover some ground. A massive improvement in terms of mobility in midfield.
I think he has a really high ceiling but he'll still need some time to settle.
A very exciting midfield rebuild!
Throw in Andre in Jan
ray: and I think we will potentially have a better midfield than we had with peak Fabino/Henderson/Wijnaldum, with better strength in depth too.Originally posted by Assassin View PostBayern have really ****ed up here. Impressive performance again. He’ll be a legendOriginally posted by danperkins View PostEarly days but by far the best I've seen him play. Has buckets of talentOriginally posted by kingfunk View PostWhat. A. Player.Originally posted by Pablo View PostHe's got the potential to be one of the best players in the league. Another amazing signing.Originally posted by Shaggy View PostHe's a joy to watch, and the best thing is you sense he's still got a whole lot more to give as well.
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It's obviously way too early to judge on what he will become.
But on what I've seen so far is a tall leggy fella that attempts the odd turn and tries to move the ball on. But he shirks tackles and I can't ever see him getting hold of the ball and looking up and floating passes about. He's too tall to be intricate. I don't see where he's going to fit in long term. Dom is a much better baller. Has great technique. Long term we need a combative 6 and he's never being that. We have Jones and Mac Allister. Where's he going to get a game apart from the odd cameo?
Hope I'm wrong and he comes good. He's in the same camp as Gakpo for me.
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It’s funny going back in this thread and reading the comments just over a month ago
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Think we should wait a bit more than 4 months to judge if he has what it takes. Lets see him, after a proper pre-season and a good run of games, and see how he beds in. At the moment he is a bit part player, mainly used in Europe or from the bench. We need options, and he is a good one to have I think.
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Originally posted by baitman View Post**** off, you pussy.
And take gakpoo with you
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