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Matt Doherty
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parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Sorry if already shared, but I found this graphic interesting:
Confirms what's already been discussed about him getting him into the box when he's in the final third, more than he keeps his width. But also shows that he keeps his width more when in the middle third.
Agree with what others have said that he might work well with Moura or Bergwijn on the right of midfield, interchanging who stays wide and who comes inside in the final third.
Saying that, I still think we lack more of a passer in the front 3-4, but am intrigued to see how things will work out in Jose's wonky 4-2-3-1 with this guy now on board.
Confirms what's already been discussed about him getting him into the box when he's in the final third, more than he keeps his width. But also shows that he keeps his width more when in the middle third.
Agree with what others have said that he might work well with Moura or Bergwijn on the right of midfield, interchanging who stays wide and who comes inside in the final third.
Saying that, I still think we lack more of a passer in the front 3-4, but am intrigued to see how things will work out in Jose's wonky 4-2-3-1 with this guy now on board.
milo
Jack L. Jones
Sorry if already shared, but I found this graphic interesting:
Confirms what's already been discussed about him getting him into the box when he's in the final third, more than he keeps his width. But also shows that he keeps his width more when in the middle third.
Agree with what others have said that he might work well with Moura or Bergwijn on the right of midfield, interchanging who stays wide and who comes inside in the final third.
Saying that, I still think we lack more of a passer in the front 3-4, but am intrigued to see how things will work out in Jose's wonky 4-2-3-1 with this guy now on board.
Bergwijn looks a better fit to me, Moura's instinct isn't to stay wide.
I'm interested to see if Doherty ghosts in at the far post. I think that we have tended to lack bodies in the box for second balls over the last year or so. A fullback making late runs to the far post could be very difficult to pick up.
braineclipse
Willie Hall
I think him and Moura could form a very good partnership actually. Taking turns going wide and coming inside, could be difficult to defend against.
Assuming Doherty doesn't want to come inside every time.
SpurMeUp
Jimmy Cantrell
He's almost an auxiliary striker. Ghosting into the box to get goals.
Some (maybe interesting) questions:
Some (maybe interesting) questions:
- Does this signing mean we will be playing 3 at the back with a sitting LB (Davies)?
- Could Mourinho flip the setup with say Tanganga playing as a sitting RB and Sessegnon playing the attacking full-back role? Thing is this system also means the player ahead tucks in adding an extra man in the center. So flipping the setup means coordinating the movement of whoever is playing left attacking wing.
- Could Aurier stick around? If no one is paying up, could Doherty rotate/compete with Aurier? Wing-back in this system is one of the most demanding roles in a team. You have to get forward and be an attacker when in possession, but sprint back and defend when possession is lost.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
The original tweet makes no sense?
Adviser to Wolves and stake holder yet sells potentially a great asset to them?
More that the club believe he has reached his transfer fee peak and they can find another continental bargain as they do (thats the word in Wolves land)
Kandi1977
Terry Dyson
Wolves have an interest in Mendes' business, not the other way around.
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
Mendes has financial links to Wolves
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
He's getting a huge cut.
The question I'm asking is the reason the fee was so low because there was a 10% sell on fee to Doherty's last club. Reduce the fee. Hide 10 or 20 million in Mendes accounts somewhere and Spurs and Wolves potentially profit.
It has a level of Redknapp Chimbonda type murkiness to it.
braineclipse
Willie Hall
That would be very risky, with no way of explanation if it was found out. Sounds like a transfer ban at least waiting to happen.
To me the more likely explanation is that Doherty and Mendes wanted the move and Mendes has a lot of power at Wolves. Mendes has helped Wolves a lot in their success, but there's always a downside.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
CSI Edmonton Green there
He has been busted before there is no chance he would risk that
Spurs7891
Jermaine Jenas
Always prefer us to sign more established players. But I guess anyone will be better than Aurier in his position now. Didn't follow much of him but hope Matt Doherty will be a good signing for us. He reminds me of Gary Doherty, the defender who played as a striker for us in the early 2000s. Mind you, Gary Doherty scored against Arsenal in the 2001 FA Cup semi final. Gary scored 4 goals in 64 matches for us. Will Matt score more than Gary for us ?
metalgear
Nayim
I don't know why I was excited with this transfer, maybe because our signings are starting to make sense again.
but my head says he's not going to be a significant upgrade, perhaps trading consistency for less attacking flair or whatever Aurier does there.
Or maybe its my old spurs fan self protection instincts kicking in....
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but my head says he's not going to be a significant upgrade, perhaps trading consistency for less attacking flair or whatever Aurier does there.
Or maybe its my old spurs fan self protection instincts kicking in....
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90291Spur
Les Ferdinand
I’d like levy to buy a time machine and buy the Kyle walker of five years ago. But his name is walker and yet he runs really fast. Which is confusing. I hope he sounds like Murray walker. The man who used to commentate on car racing. Cars are fast. And so is Kyle walker. Even though walkers aren’t as fast as runners. Maybe there is a right back called Clive Runner-Scorer? Or Bill Any Team News Yet.
