Tricky Dickys Right Foot Shot
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Was it KDB then? I couldn't tell, all the players in that first half just looked like blue blurs on the screen!
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Kelechi Iheanacho - 2016/17 Performances
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Was it KDB then? I couldn't tell, all the players in that first half just looked like blue blurs on the screen!
I didn't see Nolito but he'd have been on the opposite side so maybe a pass was on to him. Kev was about 5 yards to the side of Sterling though and in space to run at goal had he been found. The movement was out of this world all over the pitch in that first half wasn't it.Was it KDB then? I couldn't tell, all the players in that first half just looked like blue blurs on the screen!
sir baconface
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Think it was the pass to KDB which was on. You're probably right with the rest. Pep will treat all 11 players on the pitch the same. If they're not doing as he wants they will be told. Thank fuck we've got somebody who's willing to do that.
Yup. Last season we might as well have had a cardboard cutout on the touchline.
jon stakes
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Will be a great player, multi talented and seems to be a fast learner. Not as flashy as other players but does his job. With experience and age he will become stronger and more consistent, learning under Pep /Aguero at a crucial time in his career will do him wonders.
Not flashy as in doesn't dribble? He has the moves, intelligence and can hit a wicked ball from outside the area. He's had a lot of predatory goals, but I think he's very similar to Cristiano Ronaldo. A guy that always seems to know how to get into a scoring position and make thing happen.
He adds a bit more magical goals and assists at the club. Like the last one for Nigeria or the play he had against the ManUtd U21 and he's gold.
vintiz
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Hahaha!!!I can see him refusing to score if the rest of our players persist in highjacking his goal celebration.
Kompany is King
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Very often in the right place at the right time.
A good habit to have.
A good habit to have.
jaiguruKun
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Very often in the right place at the right time.
A good habit to have.
Unfortunately Rashford is still the youngest Derby goal scorer but Kelechi must be the youngest to score and assist.
NorCalBlue
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You mean we didn't? Bloody hell.Yup. Last season we might as well have had a cardboard cutout on the touchline.
lancs blue
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He is for those like Sky who think football started in 1992. Sammy McIlroy was 17 and a few months when he opened the scoring for the rags in the 3-3 draw at Maine Rd in November 1971. The youngest I can come up with for City is Dave Wagstaffe scoring in a 1-3 defeat at Maine Rd in March 1961 a month or so before his 18th birthday.Unfortunately Rashford is still the youngest Derby goal scorer but Kelechi must be the youngest to score and assist.
@Gary James may have more accurate info on this.
jon stakes
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He is for those like Sky who think football started in 1992. Sammy McIlroy was 17 and a few months when he opened the scoring for the rags in the 3-3 draw at Maine Rd in November 1971. The youngest I can come up with for City is Dave Wagstaffe scoring in a 1-3 defeat at Maine Rd in March 1961 a month or so before his 18th birthday.
@Gary James may have more accurate info on this.
Cheers. I was basing my knowledge on the always reliable Goal.com.
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