He's pretty crap on the left.
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Player Mohammed Kudus
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He's pretty crap on the left.
Let’s see…. I just see him getting boxed in and closed down on the right. He’s an explosive box of tricks and perhaps he can get on the ball more centrally
It already has been seen.
When? I know he did 15 mins recently but come on…. I think he plays centrally for his country
He disappeared on the left for us and just reaffirmed what we already know from his time at WH.
He reportedly hates playing there too.
You put Ginola and kudus as the same profile player after 5 games of him twisting and turning backwards and forwards for 5 games then tell me to wind my neck in
. Ridiculous comparison for the fact that he's not even direct alone.
I've seen enough to think he might be useful, I'd like to cast judgment when he's on the pitch with better attackers, our CF options are the real problem here I think.
As a 10 or a striker?
I'd like to see his effectiveness with maddison/Simons slipping balls in and him running beyond defenders instead of getting it to feet all the time. He can cross so I think he could get a serious amount of assists. Seems reluctant to shoot so can't see him chipping in with a prolific amount of goals as it stands.
You may be right, but the 15 min performance where he struggled on the left isn't proof of anything.
He needs to work on a lot of things that have nothing to do with a striker. He needs to learn when to release the ball and not go at his man for the 3rd time. The amount of quick transitions that get ruined because he won't do the simple thing. His crossing is a disaster most of the time, either far too deep or hits the first man. Little back heel touches are all well and good, but get the basics down first.
Before we signed him I thought of him as one of those players that gets you excited, but won't hurt the opposition that much because of decision making. I'm not convinced he's not like that here yet. Has all the ability in the world to turn it around, and he needs to.
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The ball would definitely stick a lot better and it would stop coming back so much.
Been an absolutely brilliant signing thanks Daniel. Now let's not fuck about offer Bournemouth 80 million pounds and any one of BJ or Odebert and add Semenyo
Our best attacking player by a mile
