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Player Mohammed Kudus
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He could be do much more, if he released the ball quicker, and worked on his final ball.
Clearly has potential to be top level.
Clearly has potential to be top level.
Constantly doubled up on, due to so much of the rest of the team being so shit
Best player on the pitch Tuesday. Too bad he’s our only player capable of taking on defenders and winning most of the time.
Fantastic combination of touch, power, and speed. Pairing him with Eze would have been a dream.
Fantastic combination of touch, power, and speed. Pairing him with Eze would have been a dream.
I reckon Kudus must be more frustrated than us.
He left the shit show that was Potter's West Ham to join Tommy Frank's charabanc.
Now the Spammers are improving under Nuno and Spurs are in freefall.
The “free fall” spurs are 11th on 19 points with a +5 GD.
“Improving” west ham is 18th on 11 points and a -12 GD.
Sensationalist much?
Rubbish in so many aspects
West Ham are absolutely terrible still. They’re as bad as last season.
Wheras Spurs are.......
It's interesting on Kudus.
I am definitely not a great fan of his and can't get past that feeling.
He might look good (ish) in our team, but maybe that says more about our current situation than anything else.
I accept the worth Kudus provides and have seen the numbers, so either I am expecting even more or I am unduly biased.
If we had the tean we hoped for, as in quality I do wonder how much game-time Kudus would get and whether that would tempered by companion to really good plsyers.
I am definitely not a great fan of his and can't get past that feeling.
He might look good (ish) in our team, but maybe that says more about our current situation than anything else.
I accept the worth Kudus provides and have seen the numbers, so either I am expecting even more or I am unduly biased.
If we had the tean we hoped for, as in quality I do wonder how much game-time Kudus would get and whether that would tempered by companion to really good plsyers.
Not sure that can happen.
I think the only player I can recollect in the last decade or so who has really taken flight in a way that could not have been foressen is Raphinha.
Just back from injury and already playing well again.
Maybe Kudus has more in the locker.
Well;
Bournemouth, who beat Spurs easily at WHL, are in 14th on the same amount of points.
Fulham; who went 2-0 up against Spurs on Saturday, inside 6 minutes, and then hung on for the remaining 84 minutes to win, are in 15th. Newcastle, who Spurs were lucky to draw with last night, are in 12th on the same amount of points as Spurs and their next game is Burnley at home.
We play Brentford at home on Saturday then Forest away, Liverpool at home and Palace away.
How many points do you see from that group of fixtures?
Brentford are also on 19 points; the same amount as Spurs.
Fail to beat Brentford and I think it is fair to say we are in a relegation battle.
Defeat at Forest away will confirm this.
How confident are you?
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Look at that moan every one had against Newcastle. Look at the lack of options around him
Better than last season, EL be damned. Pretty low bar
No idea why he plays on the right. That position is fine for a left footed wing forward with goal threat but he’ plays square on and isn’t a goalscorer, he’s a creator r so play him on the left where’s he’s more comfortable crossing outside. Not every winger is Robben or Son Stupid tactic tbh
Agree but Kudus still starts centrally or on th left
