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I'd agree, but would add at the moment.He's very very clearly a winger and not a central midfielder.
I'd agree, but would add at the moment.He's very very clearly a winger and not a central midfielder.
I assume it’s because Mahrez has played on the left for an entire career. With Palmer and other young players they’re still learning so it’s more likely to be taken on board and add a new dimension to their awareness on the pitch, spatially. Same way new languages are said to be much easier to learn when young.First game on the left he was average at best, think this is his 2nd maybe his 3rd time there and the improvement we could all see!
Would love someone to ask pep why Mahrez never plays on the left but he is happy to play young kids out of position to improve them in that position!
I assume it’s because Mahrez has played on the left for an entire career. With Palmer and other young players they’re still learning so it’s more likely to be taken on board and add a new dimension to their awareness on the pitch, spatially. Same way new languages are said to be much easier to learn when young.
Skilful and great to watch. Still a raw talent .
Pretty simple really due to having not much pace for a winger. The goal shows why playing there has suited him so well his whole career. Palmer also lacks the pace to make it in the Prem from the left. He looked like Sane in the first half though due to playing against a geriatric ex midfielder. Made it all the more frustrating Foden wasn’t instructed to attack that knobhead when one on one countless times at Anfield this seasonYeah that’s a good shout! I feel it’s weird a player of such ability skill can only play on the right and very rarely inside right!