There's more idiots on here tripping over themselves to slag off players than one can imagine. They think it makes them look like they know something when in actuality it exposes just how little they know....LMFAO
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27 | Matheus Nunes - 2023/24
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B\connellblue
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Theres just as many "idiots" who think they know something more than those who they perceive to know Nothing when the truth is they don't know anything more than something about nothing themselves.There's more idiots on here tripping over themselves to slag off players than one can imagine. They think it makes them look like they know something when in actuality it exposes just how little they know....LMFAO
Txiki Txiki Bang Bang
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Nunes just got here and he's being dragged by those who are willing to wait for more than three seasons for a record signing to eventually "come good"Give him a chance ffs , expecting him to change a game when he just gets a few mins is so stupid , he isnt on the same wave length as his new teamates yet , he has been here five mins , do you never learn on here
Gabriel
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Reckon we’ll see him off the bench again tomorrow but starting in Belgrade. He needs minutes and not just the last 15.
kaz7
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Dont be a dick , he has literally just got here and is learning where to be and when , pep style , he is not expected to rescue a game when those who have been here years cant do themselvesImagine a substitute actually having an impact . Nah it has never happened in the history of football.
B\connellblue
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Is the whole idea of a substitute not to improve the situation?Dont be a dick , he has literally just got here and is learning where to be and when , pep style , he is not expected to rescue a game when those who have been here years cant do themselves
dronefromsector7G
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Yes that’s the idea but it’s not that simple - how often do substitutes actually improve things in reality?Is the whole idea of a substitute not to improve the situation?
B\connellblue
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You may well be right but as you say that is the intention especially when you are a goal down.Yes that’s the idea but it’s not that simple - how often do substitutes actually improve things in reality?
The odds that everyone the club rates is shit says all anyone with an ounce of knowledge needs to know...Theres just as many "idiots" who think they know something more than those who they perceive to know Nothing when the truth is they don't know anything more than something about nothing themselves.
Hard to rate anything about him when he never plays.
That being said, I think his best position would be next to Rodri in a 4231, box to box midfield role like Bernie does for us.
We should just rotate them and have him learn off Bernie, his physicality makes him perfect for this role.
That being said, I think his best position would be next to Rodri in a 4231, box to box midfield role like Bernie does for us.
We should just rotate them and have him learn off Bernie, his physicality makes him perfect for this role.
merz
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feel the exact same wayHard to rate anything about him when he never plays.
That being said, I think his best position would be next to Rodri in a 4231, box to box midfield role like Bernie does for us.
We should just rotate them and have him learn off Bernie, his physicality makes him perfect for this role.
pep seems to favor him further up the pitch though
This would happen naturally as it does with Bernie when Stones slots in next to Rodri.feel the exact same way
pep seems to favor him further up the pitch though
But like for Bernie, it would still be in a controlling capacity and not fully reliant on goals and assists, there should still be a more clear #10 like Foden ahead of him.
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What is his best position at wolves? Just curious.Hard to rate anything about him when he never plays.
That being said, I think his best position would be next to Rodri in a 4231, box to box midfield role like Bernie does for us.
We should just rotate them and have him learn off Bernie, his physicality makes him perfect for this role.
The fact is, since Gundogan left, the only player who can play Rodri position is Matheus..
With Kovacic I have less problems. When Rodri is available and Bernardo needs some rest or plays LW, Kovacic can and has played that LCM position. Club hasn't payed big money for him, so 20M for a rotation / squad player is OK.
The problem is with Matheus here.. Big money spent and we haven't seen even glimpses of his real talent. I'm not saying that he is as useless as Phillips, cause at least minutes he played, he showed something, some aspects of quality football.
So I understand that we wanted Rice and it's always good when you get "finished product", but that doesn't always happen. Rodri for example, to play at this level - needed 3 years.
2019 / 2020 - he wasn't even good..
2020 / 2021 - he started to play better, but Pep decided not to play him in CL final and that says it all
2021 / 2022 - he was solid and stable, but not as phenomenal as he started to play from 2022 / 2023 season..
I mean, imagine Rodri sitting on the bench entire 2019 / 2020 season and Fernandinho playing every game. I don't think Rodri would have become, what he is now..
That's why player needs practice. Once again, with Phillips, you don't have luxury for this practice, cause guy literally has no talent, but Matheus is the difference case, even if we judge by as simply as youtube videos.
So playing Rico against Aston Villa and having Matheus on the bench was a big mistake. Cause that would be a good practice for him and additional step for his development. Instead Pep invested this time in Rico, who I don't think will ever become decent Defensive Midfielder. Attacking Midfielder maybe, but defensive - for sure, never..
So practice is important. Give this guy minutes, let him play Rodri position against Belgrad, against teams whenever Rodri isn't available and I'm sure step-by-step we will get a decent footballer.
Otherwise, what are the alternatives ? those LCM / RCM positions are well-covered, we don't need Matheus there. Bernardo, Foden, Rico, KDB, Kovacic, Alvarez even Grealish can play there if needed.
Matheus should be used and prepared to cover for Rodri and maybe double pivot sometimes. But if club purchased him for LCM / RCM, then we definitely need another player who will be brought to cover for Rodri. I thought that the purpose of this transfer was this. Cause if we didn't buy anyone to cover for Rodri, then it's the big mistake.
With Kovacic I have less problems. When Rodri is available and Bernardo needs some rest or plays LW, Kovacic can and has played that LCM position. Club hasn't payed big money for him, so 20M for a rotation / squad player is OK.
The problem is with Matheus here.. Big money spent and we haven't seen even glimpses of his real talent. I'm not saying that he is as useless as Phillips, cause at least minutes he played, he showed something, some aspects of quality football.
So I understand that we wanted Rice and it's always good when you get "finished product", but that doesn't always happen. Rodri for example, to play at this level - needed 3 years.
2019 / 2020 - he wasn't even good..
2020 / 2021 - he started to play better, but Pep decided not to play him in CL final and that says it all
2021 / 2022 - he was solid and stable, but not as phenomenal as he started to play from 2022 / 2023 season..
I mean, imagine Rodri sitting on the bench entire 2019 / 2020 season and Fernandinho playing every game. I don't think Rodri would have become, what he is now..
That's why player needs practice. Once again, with Phillips, you don't have luxury for this practice, cause guy literally has no talent, but Matheus is the difference case, even if we judge by as simply as youtube videos.
So playing Rico against Aston Villa and having Matheus on the bench was a big mistake. Cause that would be a good practice for him and additional step for his development. Instead Pep invested this time in Rico, who I don't think will ever become decent Defensive Midfielder. Attacking Midfielder maybe, but defensive - for sure, never..
So practice is important. Give this guy minutes, let him play Rodri position against Belgrad, against teams whenever Rodri isn't available and I'm sure step-by-step we will get a decent footballer.
Otherwise, what are the alternatives ? those LCM / RCM positions are well-covered, we don't need Matheus there. Bernardo, Foden, Rico, KDB, Kovacic, Alvarez even Grealish can play there if needed.
Matheus should be used and prepared to cover for Rodri and maybe double pivot sometimes. But if club purchased him for LCM / RCM, then we definitely need another player who will be brought to cover for Rodri. I thought that the purpose of this transfer was this. Cause if we didn't buy anyone to cover for Rodri, then it's the big mistake.
merz
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today the same. as soon as nunes comes on for kovacic, bernie plays the deeper role next to rodri and nunes gets pushed up the pitch. would like it the other way around.feel the exact same way
pep seems to favor him further up the pitch though
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I'd like to see him next to Rodri. As others have said, it seems Pep views him more as an attacking player but IIRC he averaged the most tackles in the league last season. I think he could take some defensive burden off of Rodri while helping solidify the midfield.
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still can’t figure out this signing
Lavinda Past
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Bit unfair to judge him on the few minutes he got today to be fair.
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