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Has Tevez got big headed?
- Thread starter Armaan
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Scottyboi
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Soon as he missed you knew what was going to happen. Tried well too hard to make a goal and should of passed instead of running into no where.
Should of been subbed after 60 min
Should of been subbed after 60 min
calculated
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mackenzie said:Tevez LOOKS greedy because that is the role Mancini has given him.
I don't think he is greedy at all, just hard working.
+1 Can't fault Tevez today, gave his all as usual.
cleavers
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TINY said:lmao.
I love City fans sometimes.
Me too, but I often wonder who is ;o)
Ridiculous thread.
cleavers said:TINY said:lmao.
I love City fans sometimes.
Me too, but I often wonder who is ;o)
Ridiculous thread.
If Ade had played like Tevez.......
BenchillBlue
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Not sure it's gone to his head(maybe a big score bonus in it for him), but i did noticed Yaya a couple times in better positions in the first half, maybe it's a case of strikers instinct.Armaan said:I know i might get slated for this, but lately he just seems to play so greedy and hardly ever passes.... I just think maybe all the hype has got to his head tbh..... Anyone agree?
He's always been quite single-minded, or at least has been since he's came to England. He likes to have plenty of touches on the ball, to drive straight at the defence regardless, to find the most direct route to goal...regardless of whether it's the most sensible choice. He'll shoot when there's other options open, or he'll try and dribble past three players despite there being less than a yard of space, but that's just who he is. He has that belief in his game that he can be a matchwinner at any moment, that he can turn things around when the team needs him. That comes with problems as well as benefits, but it's a valuable trait and one that's led to him making the difference in big game after big game.
If you take that quality away from his game you'll lose the quality that makes him a top player. He's got awareness, vision and intelligence in his play, but not to the extent that makes him great as an individual, IMO. This does. Sometimes it can be a hindrance to team play, and incredibly frustrating to watch him just get his head down and try to bulldoze past players with impressive but in the end futile close control and direct dribbling, but over the course of a season it'll show itself be hugely beneficial.
Basically, I don't think it's anything new, and I don't think it's anything to worry about. It's just exacerbated when the team don't quite click and he goes on a one-man attack with nothing to show for it in the end, like today.
If you take that quality away from his game you'll lose the quality that makes him a top player. He's got awareness, vision and intelligence in his play, but not to the extent that makes him great as an individual, IMO. This does. Sometimes it can be a hindrance to team play, and incredibly frustrating to watch him just get his head down and try to bulldoze past players with impressive but in the end futile close control and direct dribbling, but over the course of a season it'll show itself be hugely beneficial.
Basically, I don't think it's anything new, and I don't think it's anything to worry about. It's just exacerbated when the team don't quite click and he goes on a one-man attack with nothing to show for it in the end, like today.
cleavers
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Sabster said:cleavers said:Me too, but I often wonder who is ;o)
Ridiculous thread.
If Ade had played like Tevez.......
Well unlike many I don't have a problem with Ade either.
JoeMercer'sWay
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why'd a whole page get deleted?