It's Quiet 18 - Wanna ring the bell?

[SouthernPlastic]

Mohammed Kudus looked good for West Ham on the final day. Not just for a cracking goal, but every time he was on the ball it was hard to get it back off of him. Young premier league proven attacking midfielder/right winger with pace to take Bernie’s place on that side. Different skill set sure, but I didn’t notice Paqueta as much as him. 18 goals and 7 assists in all comps.

 

[RayCTID]

I thought winning a treble would give him the confidence to take his career and professionalism to the next level, but he’s failed to take advantage.

Two years in the system and we haven’t seen enough. Doku has given more of everything in his limited appearances. Palmer has shown more at Chelsea. I don’t see the value grealish brings other than winning fouls and slowing up play. Others can do that plus do the whole goals and assists thing that you’d expect from a wide player.

Different skill set against different opponents with Grealish and Doku. Doku was ideal against a Spurs side that was going flat out. Both Grealish (especially in the 2-2 draw a couple of seasons back) and Doku had fun vs West Ham but Doku had shaded it in this season's run in due to form.

 

[JewelZee]

My school told us in advance what level we had to reach to not have to retake it.

90% dropped out as soon as that level was reached.

Exactly, the goal was to reach the required target once and then eff off...retakes on tired legs was the worst...

 

[Macca77macca]

I thought winning a treble would give him the confidence to take his career and professionalism to the next level, but he’s failed to take advantage.

Two years in the system and we haven’t seen enough. Doku has given more of everything in his limited appearances. Palmer has shown more at Chelsea. I don’t see the value grealish brings other than winning fouls and slowing up play. Others can do that plus do the whole goals and assists thing that you’d expect from a wide player.

The first 20 min v Copenhagen before JG came off was the best we played all season

 

[blueparrot]

I thought winning a treble would give him the confidence to take his career and professionalism to the next level, but he’s failed to take advantage.

Two years in the system and we haven’t seen enough. Doku has given more of everything in his limited appearances. Palmer has shown more at Chelsea. I don’t see the value grealish brings other than winning fouls and slowing up play. Others can do that plus do the whole goals and assists thing that you’d expect from a wide player.

Can't think of one other player that can do what Grealish does wide left. Plenty of players that play wide left in a more traditional way. Who else can retain and recycle posession like he does,except maybe Bernardo on the right. Which is why Pep wanted him.Doku and Palmer are very different players and having both available is ideal.

 

[Delboy352]

What’s changed is that now there are 5 subs in a game, we can’t tire out the opposition as much as we used to…

 

[mosssideblue]

What’s changed is that now there are 5 subs in a game, we can’t tire out the opposition like we used to…

We do ok in that regard

 

[Delboy352]

We do ok in that regard

Maybe so, but not as much as when there were only 3 subs…

 

[alexmcity]

The first 20 min v Copenhagen before JG came off was the best we played all season

Shame that it was Copenhagen and not Real...

For the record, I like Grealish. It's stupid to think that he doesn't do valuable things for us. Pep played him over Foden in the run-in last season for a reason. And he started both games vs Real this season for a reason.

 

[Xhavenjoe]

Maybe so, but not as much as when there were only 3 subs

I recall the days of only one sub allowed and he'd only come on if someone had been semi assassinated