11 | Jeremy Doku - 2023/24

[Blu3m00n91]

He’s going to be brilliant next season. Him and Savio on the wings with Foden behind Haaland. Bring it on

 

[Kippax Street 1880]

Much better in cameos, was really good off the bench against Spurs and Madrid. Hopefully has a good Euros and kicks on again next year.

 

[Txiki Txiki Bang Bang]

Please don't coach his dribbling out of him, I remember how jack played at Villa, not as skilled as Doku but he had a lot of trickery, now it's all gone. Please Doku, don't change, never change. We need some flair in the team

 

[BringBackSwales]

13 goals and assists in the equivalent of 17 premier league games, first season, magnificent

 

[Craig]

Much better in cameos, was really good off the bench against Spurs and Madrid. Hopefully has a good Euros and kicks on again next year.

He started yesterday mate

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

He was also asked about Pep's pre-match talk. He said there wasn't one. Pep simply played a video of the season highlights, without comment. What a manager!

Lazy bastard!

 

[bluemoon32]

Just needs to improve his final decision making, does some brilliant things and then fluffs his lines at the end.
That'll come with experience & then we'll have a right player on our hands.

 

[hammersmithlad]

Just needs to improve his final decision making, does some brilliant things and then fluffs his lines at the end.
That'll come with experience & then we'll have a right player on our hands.

He's certainly stepped it up a notch with his performances against Spurs & West Ham. He caused Coufal nightmares in the first half. Looks like he's slowly beginning to learn when doubled up to recycle the ball rather than taking them all on. Great pass to find Foden for the second goal.

Doku definitely brings the X factor to City which we really havn't had a for a while now & what I really like about him is his hunger to continually learn. You can see & sense his eagerness to absorb as much info & guidance as possible to become a better player. Its probably something which sort of frustrated me a bit with our former own academy product Cole Palmer who was immensely talented but seemed to rely almost entirely on his natural gifts rather work on the weaknesses & tactical element of the game. Although that 'free-spirit' role afforded at Chelsea seems to be paying off for him.

 

[alexmcity]

does some brilliant things and then fluffs his lines at the end.

Or his team-mates waste the chances he creates, like vs Liverpool at home or the other day.

 

[sir baconface]

Or his team-mates waste the chances he creates, like vs Liverpool at home or the other day.

Deserves far more assists than his already impressive tally.