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Bryan Gil
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Mosquito_Coasting
Jonathan Woodgate
Looked more confident today, was throwing some swerves about.
Lemonade Money
Steffen Freund
Harsh. Never go full dominguez.
metalgear
Nayim
He's currently playing like it's the last minutes of football he is ever going to play. Not sure how long he can last with afterburners on all the time if he starts. I hope Conte will put Gil
in games earlier, especially when we're winning, so that he will be under less pressure to attack.
We don't do ourselves any favours by going behind first. Forces Conte to pick experience and leaves very little time at the end to experiment with the young ones
Agreed. Would expect Spence, Tanganganga, Skipp, Bissouma, Gil, Moura to all play. Maybe even Santiago or someone from the kids in order to give Kane and Son a break
Kandi1977
Terry Dyson
Poor form! You should finish what you started! Tanganganga, Skippityskipp, Bissoumasouma, Gilligil and Mourara
papaspur
Kasey Keller
With Santiagogo, Kandikane (probably related to you) and Sonson on the bench.
TheSmilingGoat
Jonathan Blondel
Gil comes on, we win the game.
I'm not grasping, you are.
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stinkfoot
Eidur Gudjohnsen
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There’s a lot said about him needing to “bulk up” and be stronger on the ball but I think there is also a natural benefit to him actually playing games regardless of having more strength.
Game by game he is learning more how defenders in this country play in match environments which will (hopefully) make him think smarter, have more poise, and be more wily in his play.
There’s a lot said about him needing to “bulk up” and be stronger on the ball but I think there is also a natural benefit to him actually playing games regardless of having more strength.
Game by game he is learning more how defenders in this country play in match environments which will (hopefully) make him think smarter, have more poise, and be more wily in his play.
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
It’s so keyRescued from page 3
There’s a lot said about him needing to “bulk up” and be stronger on the ball but I think there is also a natural benefit to him actually playing games regardless of having more strength.
Game by game he is learning more how defenders in this country play in match environments which will (hopefully) make him think smarter, have more poise, and be more wily in his play.
He comes in and takes the knocks
He will learn so much from that
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
Thought he was dreadful in the first half, looked a boy playing a man’s game. Some good moments in the second half though.
SpurMeUp
Jimmy Cantrell
He did create an opening in the first, closed down the ball and passed into the box. He did get outmuscled at times first half. But second half he upped his game, and with the ball at his feet he can make space. Chased the ball down all game too.
The only issue is if he's shoulder to shoulder he's going to get shrugged off the ball by 90% of PL players. Still showing he has worth tho.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
He's terrifying in a positive and negative sense. Positive because he can absolutely bully defenders, turning them left and right trying to deal with him - boy has real magic in his boots, and boy did it show today.
Negative because he has also the upper body strength of a freeze-dried twig, and if a ref decides to let defenders get physical with him, he is going to turn the ball over in dangerous situations.
Today was his breakout moment, and I hope he doesn't look back. But feed the boy some protein, goddamn!
Negative because he has also the upper body strength of a freeze-dried twig, and if a ref decides to let defenders get physical with him, he is going to turn the ball over in dangerous situations.
Today was his breakout moment, and I hope he doesn't look back. But feed the boy some protein, goddamn!
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
He gives us energy up top, which only Richarlison otherwise offers
glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
He does, but he's also intelligent with his use of the ball and space.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
Yeh agree, this comes with time and also realising the nuances of the league, using that weakness as an advantage to buy fouls in the meantime, let others lean through you. It's also a case that his team need to work him out too, get him in space and his passing and dead weight slide passes are going to hurt teams.
Players generally always grow into the requirements in the prem conditioning wise, just takes time