Fresh one just hit twitter ...I'm just curious why he still needs to do these private sessions?
Isn't practicing with Sheffield enough practice? If it isn't thats quite worrrying.
Also, these seems to always be shooting drills, this is the last thing he needs to work on.
I think it is positive that he is working hard to improve his game. Fake Ronaldo helped build himself into the player he became through hard graft on the training pitch despite his early reputation as a show pony.I’ve nothing against these unopposed 1on1 sessions with no keeper neither haha but in my view it’s nothing more than to just freshen up.
On the clip above the passes before the strike are just pointless haha, but it’s just a way to sharpen up and keep ticking over I suppose. Although more likely it’s for the coach to gain a few likes on social media
A few years ago I watched one from City and it was KDB playing the ball round the statics and then lashing the ball into a net from 20 yardsI’ve nothing against these unopposed 1on1 sessions with no keeper neither haha but in my view it’s nothing more than to just freshen up.
On the clip above the passes before the strike are just pointless haha, but it’s just a way to sharpen up and keep ticking over I suppose. Although more likely it’s for the coach to gain a few likes on social media
Spot on. The internet is full of arseholesFind it a bit odd that anyone would question a young player going out of their way to do extra training. That's inherently a good thing, right?
This loan is just what he needed, toughening him up big time, no doubting the guy has huge natural talent.Great news.
The lad is a fighter,so no surprise.
The world is,it just happens the normally quiet ones get to have a voice from behind their key board.Spot on. The internet is full of arseholes
This loan is just what he needed, toughening him up big time, no doubting the guy has huge natural talent.
Practice makes perfect. Try something in training and if the opportunity arises it won't be new. How many times do we hear 'That's straight off the training ground'! I wonder how many times the KdB corner was driven over to Riyad to thump into the Rag net. I can't believe that Riyad was loitering outside the Rag area with no intent and Kev just happened to spot him and thought 'Hey ho, let's see if this works'!A few years ago I watched one from City and it was KDB playing the ball round the statics and then lashing the ball into a net from 20 yards
three weeks or so later at Chelsea, KDB plays the ball to Jesus, who lays it off first time, KDB takes a touch and then thumps the ball home for a stunning goal
It’s all about repetition until it becomes natural procedure
Meant to have played well today for Sheffield United according to one of their fans on my dad's Facebook.
Not sure he was man of the match but it seems he is certainly growing into the team as the season goes on, which is probably a smack in the face for those who doubted his loan move earlier this season.
They won 1-0 against Huddersfield.
A smack in the face because his form has improved and things are working out ? What a fucking stupid comment.
Anyway....a better loan could still have been found,as the Blades do not play to his strengths,but James' talent,attitude,and adaptability is clearly wining the day and is very admirable.
All true but the 'smack in the face' comment is still nonsense as you've got hindsight to fall back on now.You don't change a winning team and Sheffield United were winning at the start of the season while many were pulling out their hair, once they stopped winning James took his chance with both hands he's starting to be seen as someone they need, it's more beneficial him being at them than stuck here not getting game time.
The best players find a way they don't need to be accommodated this by certain systems he'll already have learnt so much, the battling for a place in the team and winning mental battles he wouldn't have faced at a team more suited, he's ignored all the things that should've troubled him that will go a long way towards his development... Do you really think it's not a good thing overcoming obstacles to get in their team?
The best players win these kind of battles he's starting to win them with this loan if James carries on this will be a very successful loan, regardless of their play style he's succeeding and he's succeeding despite their style of play, it can only be good him showing his versatility and that will be impressing Pep more than playing in a set position for another team.
All true but the 'smack in the face' comment is still nonsense as you've got hindsight to fall back on now.