Mathys Tel

[Jurgen the German]

A very good description

I fail to see how scoring four league goals, even in a struggling team, makes you one of the brightest young players in Europe. Forwards are ultimately judged on their output—goals, assists, and chances created—and his numbers are poor, even by the standards of a team fighting near the bottom of the table.

 

[Yiddo]

I fail to see how scoring four league goals, even in a struggling team, makes you one of the brightest young players in Europe. Forwards are ultimately judged on their output—goals, assists, and chances created—and his numbers are poor, even by the standards of a team fighting near the bottom of the table.

Son only scored 4 in a similar amount of games in his first full season with us, he was 2 years older coming over from the same league, he turned out alright didn’t he?

Also Son done it in a much better team than Tel did.

 

[robp135]

Son only scored 4 in a similar amount of games in his first full season with us, he was 2 years older coming over from the same league, he turned out alright didn’t he?

Also Son done it in a much better team than Tel did.

Bale did not kick on until the late part of the 09/10 season which is just before he turned 21.

Kane until the 14/15 season when he was 21. You can go and read the Kane thread on this forum and the first 20 pages are littered with posters saying he’s not good enough for Spurs.

 

[thfcsteff]

I fail to see how scoring four league goals, even in a struggling team, makes you one of the brightest young players in Europe. Forwards are ultimately judged on their output—goals, assists, and chances created—and his numbers are poor, even by the standards of a team fighting near the bottom of the table.

I think context has to be applied, especially last season when Frank treated him appallingly and he still looked really good at times. Do you genuinely not see the potential talent there, or is your view numbers-based?