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Both were about equal last season.I'm not talking about the last few matches, I'm talking about the past year.
Both were about equal last season.I'm not talking about the last few matches, I'm talking about the past year.
Agreed, but the consensus seems to be that Dalot is better on the ball and AWB is better defensively. That's what I mean by one's ability with the ball is overrated and the other is underrated. In reality there's not much between them on that front.Both were about equal last season.
This and at the moment it's not even close.Dalot is living off 3 or 4 months pre-World Cup. Wan Bissaka is clear for me
Agree, at least they push each other. I think Dalot will kick on and out perform AWB, but I have nothing to back that up!Lets face it; they are interchangeable and mistakes from X will bring Y into the fray, and then mistakes from Y will give X his turn. And so the dance will go.
Unless one shows growth over the other, they'll be locked in that eternal battle until we upgrade on both in one fell swoop.
You forget his fantastic stepover…. NOTTruthfully neither of them are it. Dalot's got a very generous reputation as an attacking full back as he doesn't do anything in attack,
Where is it looking like he is starting vs Wolves?I'm shocked that it's looking like Dalot will start against Wolves. AWB is a limited player, but he consistently performs at the top end of his range. Dalot might have a higher ceiling, he might be able to do more of what EtH wants, but I feel like he performs below the average of what he is capable of.
If he doesn't start, I feel like he can be added to the Fred, McTominay, Maguire, list of "not fit for purpose" and should probably look to move him on while his stock is reasonably high.
The next match threadWhere is it looking like he is starting vs Wolves?
Or if it goes wrong the very worst ever.It’s a shame their dna can’t be mixed and a player grown from the results. Might just have a decent right back.
AWB is far better than Dalot, imo. Pavard is not coming to be RB, he is Maguire’s replacement.Dalot playing the game against Lens at Old Trafford suggested he would be the starting right-back. AWB playing in Dublin the day later with the back-up players seemed to confirm it.
Personally, I'd choose AWB ahead of Dalot.... until Pavard comes in (hopefully).
He may not be, but he's very experienced playing at right-back and is far better than AWB or Dalot.AWB is far better than Dalot, imo. Pavard is not coming to be RB, he is Maguire’s replacement.
Look at 4th goal. Awb was closer to the ball which was going out but he decided not to run. Opposition player tried and got the ball.Impressive combination for the third Copenhagen goal. Truly, we are blessed.
But AWB doesn't have the excuse of being out for 2 months?Some backpass that. At least Dalot has the excuse of being overplayed in the last few months.
I was averting my eyes at that point, but I'll happily take anyone's word for it when they say either of these players were at fault for any given goal. Even ones in completely unrelated games.Look at 4th goal. Awb was closer to the ball which was going out but he decided not to run. Opposition player tried and got the ball.
Lazy fecker
How does being out for 2 months cause you to balloon a backpass to the goalkeeper?But AWB doesn't have the excuse of being out for 2 months?
Unbelievable really, you would think his awareness/sense of danger being 1 goal up and with so little time left, will be on all-time high. Nope, not for our Diogo.Impressive combination for the third Copenhagen goal. Truly, we are blessed.
Similarly, how is overplaying an excuse to switch off in such an important game? It's really not and Wan-Bissaka has done more going forward and defensively since coming back than Dalot has arguably done all season.How does being out for 2 months cause you to balloon a backpass to the goalkeeper?