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He's a nothing player let's be honest. Dime a dozen quick winger with little ability.
Elanga with a silly haircut.
Elanga with a silly haircut.
Welcome to the cafPeople are so reactionary, he's the next best thing or he's awful, usually the truth is in the middle.
The most memorable sequence yesterday was a passage of play where he passed the ball to Regulion and then proceeded to hug the touch line while Regulion tried to cut in. If anybody needed evidence of clear lack of coaching in this team, that sequence was it! Ultimately Regulion couldn't do anything meaningful with the ball once he cut in to his right foot and just passed it back.He was up against a very good, quick fullback. In those situations the whole team needs to operate well to create some spaces for him, not that he played well, but it was a tough ask.
You disagree?Wow.
If only we had someone with your coaching brain in charge rather than this random ETH bloke we got off the street mateThe most memorable sequence yesterday was a passage of play where he passed the ball to Regulion and then proceeded to hug the touch line while Regulion tried to cut in. If anybody needed evidence of clear lack of coaching in this team, that sequence was it! Ultimately Regulion couldn't do anything meaningful with the ball once he cut in to his right foot and just passed it back.
That sequence is stuck in my brain because it's just a rudimentary piece of coaching. Winger moves into the box to create overload and occupy a defender while fullback moves into the space on the line to either cross or play a diagonal pass. Rudimentary coaching!
He's better than Elanga, come on.He's a nothing player let's be honest. Dime a dozen quick winger with little ability.
Elanga with a silly haircut.
The fact that he isn’t Rashford seems to be enough for a lot of peopleHe's better than Elanga, come on.
But he's not going to be a world class player, that's obvious, or anything near. He's a good young player but the hype and hope around him reflects our desperation as a fanbase rather than the reality of the player
I'm not sure how that is obvious this earlyHe's better than Elanga, come on.
But he's not going to be a world class player, that's obvious, or anything near. He's a good young player but the hype and hope around him reflects our desperation as a fanbase rather than the reality of the player
Rudimentary is the right word. I mean, we regularly see the complete opposite examples on a top level. Look at how Hakimi & Dembele play at PSG (Hakimi usually attacks the inside right channel while Dembele keeps the width). Same is true for Zinchenko at City & Arsenal or Cancelo at City & Barca. Criticizing fluidity and interchangeable tactical roles is... weird?That sequence is stuck in my brain because it's just a rudimentary piece of coaching. Winger moves into the box to create overload and occupy a defender while fullback moves into the space on the line to either cross or play a diagonal pass. Rudimentary coaching!
He’s 19He's better than Elanga, come on.
But he's not going to be a world class player, that's obvious, or anything near. He's a good young player but the hype and hope around him reflects our desperation as a fanbase rather than the reality of the player
i reckon if we were decisive for once and got rid of hag then @STYLOISRED might still consider taking the job on.If only we had someone with your coaching brain in charge rather than this random ETH bloke we got off the street mate
Low quality post. Kid is 19, lots of room for improvement but needs hands on coaching like anyone. Case in point was last night, he caused the first goal through a bad decision. Reguillon had overlapped Livramento for an easy pass but Garnacho decided to take him on. Not only is it just a silly decision when an easy pass is on but, when the player that's gone past you is the LB who covers behind you, it calls into question is he doing that in training and if he is, is he getting bollocked for it. Decision making throughout the team is off but we look worse than we are because the individual errors at the top of the pitch just let teams have so many chances to run at our makeshift midfield.He's a nothing player let's be honest. Dime a dozen quick winger with little ability.
Elanga with a silly haircut.
It's obvious to me, but I could be wrong.I'm not sure how that is obvious this early
He doesnt have the raw ingredients to be a top player. Ball control is poor, dribbling is pretty bad and that's hardly going to improve with age.Low quality post. Kid is 19, lots of room for improvement but needs hands on coaching like anyone. Case in point was last night, he caused the first goal through a bad decision. Reguillon had overlapped Livramento for an easy pass but Garnacho decided to take him on. Not only is it just a silly decision when an easy pass is on but, when the player that's gone past you is the LB who covers behind you, it calls into question is he doing that in training and if he is, is he getting bollocked for it. Decision making throughout the team is off but we look worse than we are because the individual errors at the top of the pitch just let teams have so many chances to run at our makeshift midfield.
A good summary.This is why the "just play the kids, they can't be worse!" take is so stupid. A very talented youngster scores a few goals as a sub, becomes a messiah in few eyes. Fans demand him to start games. Throw him on the pitch for a full game when everyone around him are struggling. Now he struggles too. Now we write him off. He's shite.
We have a very different eye... ball control and dribbling are probably what I'd say are two of his best qualities given his age, he's not as fast as either of those two players either. How many 19 year old would be good enough to start for us, not many.He doesnt have the raw ingredients to be a top player. Ball control is poor, dribbling is pretty bad and that's hardly going to improve with age.
He can run fast and has a decent shot. Havent seen anything to differentiate him from the likes of Elanga and Dan James.
Attacking the channel in transition and the fullback cutting into his weak foot while the winger stands behind him are two totally different things. One of our chances yesterday resulted from Dalot using the inside channel to receive a pass from Antony.Rudimentary is the right word. I mean, we regularly see the complete opposite examples on a top level. Look at how Hakimi & Dembele play at PSG (Hakimi usually attacks the inside right channel while Dembele keeps the width). Same is true for Zinchenko at City & Arsenal or Cancelo at City & Barca. Criticizing fluidity and interchangeable tactical roles is... weird?
I think it was on a work rate perspective, compared to last season where he was a passenger off the ball.Not his best day but Garnacho did far more in this one match than our starboy Rashford has all season.
Like a gem buried by a big pile of dung.MOTM for me