Both against City funnily enough.
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Both against City funnily enough.
BTW worth mentioning Kulesevski's lung-busting run down the right flank in the 98th minute to deliver a cross for our 3rd goal - can you imagine Lo Celso or Ndombele do that ?
Maybe in the first half of a match but given that only on 16 occasions between them did they finish 90 minutes of a PL game in two and a half seasons ......... I think we know the answer
Maybe in the first half of a match but given that only on 16 occasions between them did they finish 90 minutes of a PL game in two and a half seasons ......... I think we know the answer
Conte wanted him when he was at Inter , so he knows what he has to offer . Ticks all Contes’ boxes!
The moment someone does him for pace will be party-time for our resident shit-mongers.
Dunno about Ndombele delivering a cross , but delivering a pizza , now that’s another matter
Hopefully Traoré when we play Barcelona in the Conference League next season.
Not to mention the 50 yard sprint in the last seconds of the game
Did Colin Lee get 4?To be fair, Ndombele scored on his debut!!!
Let's give them the full benefit of our doubt first!
There's some right corkers in here...
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Some right stinkers too!!
There'll be some metric that knocked Romero's score down for conceding the penalty.Them ratings are a shambles. PEH better than bentancur? Romero 5??
Thing is, of course, that it was hardly like he slapped the ball deliberately or recklessly - the guy was making a sliding block and was unfortunate with the way his arms were moving (and in a natural manner, in my opinion). If we'd have dropped points then I still don't think people would have 'blamed' him, given the rest of his game was great.
should i be worried about his lack of emotion when we scored? at least one (third?) he sauntered back to half way when you'd expect any player to be tearing over to the scorer.... if he's not emotional about doing well, i expect he'll not be emotional about doing poorly... i know its a profession, but the right level of emotional engagement improves performance...
I’m sure he was pissed we won the game
I thought he was cautious as he was not sure wether he was offside again.
I only saw MoTD highlights, not the best.
Some here raising concerns about a lack of pace. In reply I'd make the following observations:
- it was his run into the box from Son's pass for the first (so he was moving much the same pace as Sonny, not exactly a slouch);
- and his run for the long pass for the 3rd.
If he's slow, he certainly thinks fast.
And I really don't attach any importance as to how players celebrate or not.
Some here raising concerns about a lack of pace. In reply I'd make the following observations:
- it was his run into the box from Son's pass for the first (so he was moving much the same pace as Sonny, not exactly a slouch);
- and his run for the long pass for the 3rd.
If he's slow, he certainly thinks fast.
And I really don't attach any importance as to how players celebrate or not.
Weird take but I respect your right to it.
He was probably wondering about the offside...but he comes across as very calm and controlled in general, which is a good thing, in my view.
Not all players need to be using emotion to maximise their game.
And the hand shake thing with Son if he was involved in the build up.
