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VVD goes long or out to the fullbacks but Quansah looks for balls to feet through the middle. I don’t know what the stats say, but my impression is that Quansah is more involved in build up than Konate. If we’re facing pace then Konate is the man.
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He doesn’t carry half as often as Ibou does.Originally posted by Kenneth View PostDon’t think I agree. His passing has been very good, more productive than Konate or VVD.
He doesn’t make forward passes with anywhere near the same frequency as VVD (who is consistently very good with it).
That’s not to say that he can’t do either. He may well just be not being asked to at this stage.
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Don’t think I agree. His passing has been very good, more productive than Konate or VVD.Originally posted by Mark79 View PostNeither progressive carries or forward passes have been a big part of Quansah’s game so far.
Not saying he hasn’t got either in his locker, but is there anything yet to suggest he could be that type?
So far he’s been a very assured, unflappable defender, but neither carrying the ball like Matip or Ibou, nor picking forward passes have been hallmarks of his game.
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I did. But that was with us already in possession in their half with them camped in their third.Originally posted by Paul12 View PostYou did watch the first goal on Sunday?
I’m talking about bring the ball out defence from the edge of our box, like Matip or Ibou would frequently do.
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You did watch the first goal on Sunday?Originally posted by Mark79 View PostNeither progressive carries or forward passes have been a big part of Quansah’s game so far.
Not saying he hasn’t got either in his locker, but is there anything yet to suggest he could be that type?
So far he’s been a very assured, unflappable defender, but neither carrying the ball like Matip or Ibou, nor picking forward passes have been hallmarks of his game.
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Neither progressive carries or forward passes have been a big part of Quansah’s game so far.
Not saying he hasn’t got either in his locker, but is there anything yet to suggest he could be that type?
So far he’s been a very assured, unflappable defender, but neither carrying the ball like Matip or Ibou, nor picking forward passes have been hallmarks of his game.
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Good shout actually Jaco Doc man..... Wouldnt be the worst signing in the world for us this summer although i suspect lfc will under Edwards wouldn't pay the English player tax. Also, from Branthwaites point of view, he might not play that often until virgil ****s off. Could probably only see it if we sold konate to be honestOriginally posted by Doc_Piptorious View PostLooking how both play I reckon that they would be a very good RCB/LCB pairing.
Quansah being the one that carries the ball more and that is the pass picker and Branthwaite being the one that acts more as the mainstay or rock in the back line.
Do hope that we give van den Berg a crack at the first team next season as he has been very solid in the Bundesliga and was a starter for pretty much the entire season. Was one of the stand out players for Mainz.
Only 21 as well.
Van Den Berg is a good shout as well. I suppose with the new manager in place then everyone gets a fresh chance. I'd like to see Morton get a similar opportunity too.... I think had he stayed this season then he might have made the breakthrough to be honest. Last year as well when Bajcetic got his chance (and wasn't available this season)
Also, Carvalho must be relishing the new opportunity if he has anything about him
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Originally posted by frank the tank View Posti would have said he is better than the everton young fella to be honest.
The thing i would worry about Quansah for England would be who his partner would be. If it was stones, i am not sure that he would be vocal enough, if it was Maguire, then he'll probably **** it up.
Quansah was great because he had Virgil alongside him most of the time.
I think he might make the plane you know.
Looking how both play I reckon that they would be a very good RCB/LCB pairing.
Quansah being the one that carries the ball more and that is the pass picker and Branthwaite being the one that acts more as the mainstay or rock in the back line.
Do hope that we give van den Berg a crack at the first team next season as he has been very solid in the Bundesliga and was a starter for pretty much the entire season. Was one of the stand out players for Mainz.
Only 21 as well.
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i would have said he is better than the everton young fella to be honest.
The thing i would worry about Quansah for England would be who his partner would be. If it was stones, i am not sure that he would be vocal enough, if it was Maguire, then he'll probably **** it up.
Quansah was great because he had Virgil alongside him most of the time.
I think he might make the plane you know.
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Looks like he will make the initial squad for the Euros. Doubt he will make the plane, but everything we have seen this season suggests he is destined for greatness.
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No idea why I thought it was so cool, maybe because it was not one of the obvious names, but saw a kid in Cork city centre wearing a LFC top with Quansah's name on the back of it over the weekend.
First time I have seen one of the likes of Elliot, Quansah, Bradley have their name on the back of someone's top over here.
Usually it is Salah or VVD whose name is on the back.
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And what better way to top off a break out season than for him to collect a PL winners medal ( and having contributed to it greatly )
Here’s hoping for the fairy tail season ending that we all crave.
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Thanks. That was as fast as peak VvD or Konate. Quansah was second favourite and still had time to spare.
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