yeah while having good volley technique at the same time, didn't show that much for us yet.. He could be a good beach soccer player IMO..He has a horrible ball striking technique.
yeah while having good volley technique at the same time, didn't show that much for us yet.. He could be a good beach soccer player IMO..He has a horrible ball striking technique.
Eh? Thought he's been good.Pointless. No idea what he is meant to be doing.
Agree. Him and Rooney were causing them problems. Fellaini did well in deep positions too but really should have scored that chance in the second half. He had more time than he thought.Played reasonably well I thought. Not sure why people are moaning
Long-term no, although I suppose it can be a mildly effective short-term tactic.What are we, Everton? He's nowhere near technically good enough to play as a #10 for us.
Yep. He also ran well with the ball. Just the usual nonsense about Fellaini in the thread.Agree. Him and Rooney were causing them problems. Fellaini did well in deep positions too but really should have scored that chance in the second half. He had more time than he thought.
What did he do well then? I didn't see a quality performance of a no. 10 at all, he rather slowed us down and didn't do anything with the ball as usualFellaini played well tonight. Stop moaning because Mata wasn't selected to start. He actually worked the GK more than our main striker. Ridiculous.
Didn't see him slowing us down to be fair.What did he do well then? I didn't see a quality performance of a no. 10 at all, he rather slowed us down and didn't do anything with the ball as usual
I thought he was poor yes. From a no.10, I expect him to create chances, move into space, passes the ball around and brings Rooney into play. He is too casual for me and doesn't have the skills or quality to play upfrontDidn't see him slowing us down to be fair.
Going by our comments combined one would think he's mastered the art of camouflage.
I like him in his target-man role to be fair, creates space for others to attack the box and forces our players to move fecking forward. Shame his chance in the second half didn't go on, would've been a cracking goal.
Fair enough that, I'd probably agree with you but I'm not really sure what his role was today, as said, I think he played something like a target-man, can a #10 be a target-man though? No idea.I thought he was poor yes. From a no.10, I expect him to create chances, move into space, passes the ball around and brings Rooney into play. He is too casual for me and doesn't have the skills or quality to play upfront
Definitely!Fair enough that, I'd probably agree with you but I'm not really sure what his role was today, as said, I think he played something like a target-man, can a #10 be a target-man though? No idea.
I don't think he's set out to be a number 10 from LvG. He drops far too deep then if he is. For me he's used as an additional midfielder but with an emphasis to go up when we get into wide positions and do his thing. For a better way of putting it, shoehorning him in because he has qualities at both ends of the pitch which the manager values in getting results.I thought he was poor yes. From a no.10, I expect him to create chances, move into space, passes the ball around and brings Rooney into play. He is too casual for me and doesn't have the skills or quality to play upfront
So basically we're back to our good ol' 'lack of off-ball movement is killing us' debate.Definitely!
I'd argue that's what Fellaini done for Moyes at his best for Everton. He was in the hole, but they'd pick him out like a target man, then he'd either lay it of to an oncoming mid, slip it to a forward, or run with it if he was in space.
I guess that's his best role upfront but once he has the ball, he doesn't do enough for me that would really make him an quality option upfrontFair enough that, I'd probably agree with you but I'm not really sure what his role was today, as said, I think he played something like a target-man, can a #10 be a target-man though? No idea.
He killed us doing that all game in the opening game of 12/13.Definitely!
I'd argue that's what Fellaini done for Moyes at his best for Everton. He was in the hole, but they'd pick him out like a target man, then he'd either lay it of to an oncoming mid, slip it to a forward, or run with it if he was in space.