Adama Traore

he was utter shit against sheff utd last night! the amount of times he lost the ball, misplaced passes and just generally was shite was scary!
 
richards30 said:
he was utter shit against sheff utd last night! the amount of times he lost the ball, misplaced passes and just generally was shite was scary!
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I believe he was playing with a dislocated shoulder for most of the game,didn't pep have him at Barcelona? He's always come across to me as fast skilful but a head down sort of player, not a pep player imo
 
peace frog said:
I believe he was playing with a dislocated shoulder for most of the game,didn't pep have him at Barcelona? He's always come across to me as fast skilful but a head down sort of player, not a pep player imo
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I had exactly the same opinion up until this season where he seems to have found an end product. Would certainly give us something we are lacking at times in terms of pace and directness.
 
I really struggle to see what he'd bring to the side apart from one very specific (and rare) scenario where our backs are against the wall and we need a threat on the break.

In terms of 95% of our games, where we're camped on the edge of the opponents box looking for the breakthrough, how does he contribute to that?
 
Bobby Heaton Moor said:
I really struggle to see what he'd bring to the side apart from one very specific (and rare) scenario where our backs are against the wall and we need a threat on the break.

In terms of 95% of our games, where we're camped on the edge of the opponents box looking for the breakthrough, how does he contribute to that?
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Agree - he's a great player for teams that play on the break. For 80% of our games he would be a bad fit. For some of our tougher games where position is more equal and we do get breaks he could be a good option but I'm not sure he has enough to his all round game to make it with us. He would end up being peripheral and that would be bad for his form.
 
His end product after he's beaten the man is still very questionable. Anyone who say says he never beats the man has never watched him play though. He gets the cross in 9 times out of 10.
 
Still don’t think we’ll buy him but his raw power and sheer pace are frightening. Even against parked teams, he’s a threat, especially in the final third of games when defenders tire, and we collectively tire teams out like no other. Save for the 6-0 demolition of Chelsea last season, I haven’t seen Sterling terrorise a team throughout a game with his pace, and with Sané gone we no longer carry such a potent threat. If we don’t buy him, I half expect Liverpool to go for him, as he tormented them in January- never seen Robertson so uncomfortable, so we’d better get a fast defender.
 
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