80 | Cole Palmer - 2022/23 Performances

[deano ou812]

Thought he was excellent,absolutely had Milner run ragged I’d also say part of the reason Milner got subbed his injury was a smokescreen..

 

[pudge]

You could see "it" with Foden, I don't see anything special about Palmer if I'm honest.

 

[pee dubya]

You could see "it" with Foden, I don't see anything special about Palmer if I'm honest.

Fun how people see things differently. To me it feels every time he has the ball he shows 'it'.

A different style to Foden obviously, the way he repeatedly takes the ball and weaves past players with so little effort is amazing. He can take 3 defenders out the game in a second.

Some work to do still, but to me he has the potential to be one of the best around.

 

[twosips]

It's sorta frustrating how many people have made their minds up on him despite him barely ever playing in his preferred position. He's a right winger. Even then, I thought he was good last night. Imagine asking Mahrez to play as a left winger? He'd be beyond useless, yet Palmer, who is basically a mini clone of a young Mahrez when on the right, still actually made himself very useful and had some really nice moments.

He's clearly a very talented and gifted young player, but one being forced to learn some lessons in other roles. It's all good experience for him, but I just wish others would be more patient and consider all of this.

 

[Bluesince1979]

Im unsure right now but what i do know is his languid style clouds my judgement a bit. I think he is a lot better than he looks, which probs makes no sense

I know what i mean though :)

 

[waspish]

It's sorta frustrating how many people have made their minds up on him despite him barely ever playing in his preferred position. He's a right winger. Even then, I thought he was good last night. Imagine asking Mahrez to play as a left winger? He'd be beyond useless, yet Palmer, who is basically a mini clone of a young Mahrez when on the right, still actually made himself very useful and had some really nice moments.

He's clearly a very talented and gifted young player, but one being forced to learn some lessons in other roles. It's all good experience for him, but I just wish others would be more patient and consider all of this.

2 games only on the left looked good last night now can people remember when pep put Foden on the left!? It was the same “why play him there and not in his best position?” I’ll bet giving time on the left with Peps guidance he will become a natural like foden is now in that position!

 

[Gingers Dad]

Im unsure right now but what i do know is his languid style clouds my judgement a bit. I think he is a lot better than he looks, which probs makes no sense

I know what i mean though :)

I know what you mean

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

You could see "it" with Foden, I don't see anything special about Palmer if I'm honest.

Fair enough, but I don’t agree. I think he’s shown huge potential.

I’d also say comparing every young player we have with foden is almost unfair. Foden is a once in a generation talent - some of the best young players in England won’t be as good as him

 

[pudge]

Fair enough, but I don’t agree. I think he’s shown huge potential.

I’d also say comparing every young player we have with foden is almost unfair. Foden is a once in a generation talent - some of the best young players in England won’t be as good as him

You can also see "it" with Lewis in my opinion to be fair

 

[Txiki Txiki Bang Bang]

@pudge It's there, he's just not the energetic Foden type. He's more Di Maria like but it's there.