BlueBanger
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Beilsa probably rec'd phillips as pep loves the guy. He's used to difficult training sessions too.
I'm not convinced after seeing some of his recent performancesI am very, very unconvinced of Phillips as a player of the level required, but I am also very, very willing to be proven wrong.
He was injured for much of last season so probably not the best time to judge him.I'm not convinced after seeing some of his recent performances
Part of the difficulty and why I say I'm unconvinced rather than outright questioning the possible transfer is Phillips has played in a completely different setup when it comes to defending.I'm not convinced after seeing some of his recent performances
But I am 100% convinced that the opinion of Pep and his team is a million times more informed than mine
One is a rolls Royce the other is a run around, Quite literallyGo and watch De Jong play, then you'll have your answer. De Jong is in a different stratosphere to Phillips.
Go and watch De Jong play, then you'll have your answer. De Jong is in a different stratosphere to Phillips.
Yeah I’m the same. Rodri that first season was slow on the ball which more than anything catches players out. He also was very sideways and backwards which over the course of time has transformed. He presses really well now, is so much more switched on as a player and his passing is fantastic now, something pep clearly see’s in Phillips.You and me Willipp.
what I find staggering with Rodri is that his game seems to have quietly gone from bang average to brilliant. The Pep factor must be strong in this transformation. I think Phillips is limited and too slow but trust Pep‘s judgement completely.
Well we cant do anything about it who ever we signOne is a rolls Royce the other is a run around, Quite literally