Whoscored has him attempting 4 total crosses and being 7/8 on long balls.Yes I did but there were five or six in the first half that were also awful. Right in front of us in the north stand tier 1. That's all I'm saying.
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Whoscored has him attempting 4 total crosses and being 7/8 on long balls.Yes I did but there were five or six in the first half that were also awful. Right in front of us in the north stand tier 1. That's all I'm saying.
Agree with this. Hit some sublime long passes yesterday and scored a beauty. Hopefully he is fully settled in now - signs are promisingBy far and away his best game for us.In that first half he made some very telling long balls into the area for both David and Sergio.I agree that at times he can be a little selfish but he does appear to be on the same wavelength of our more established players.
A great player who will only get better under Pep.
By far and away his best game for us.In that first half he made some very telling long balls into the area for both David and Sergio.I agree that at times he can be a little selfish but he does appear to be on the same wavelength of our more established players.
A great player who will only get better under Pep.
Whoscored has him attempting 4 total crosses and being 7/8 on long balls.
I`ve noticed before that when he cuts in from the right (right by the touch line) he`ll always try and beat the keeper at his near post.Yes as the came wore on he certainly brought players like Foden into the game.I thought he became much less selfish as the game grew, the less selfish he became the better he got.
I also agree, he's certainly on the same wavelength as the players.
Think he'll start to really impact week in week out soon.
Some people are crazy in the sense they expect every single cross to be on the money. If not, then in their mind the players crossing has been shit. It’s impossible to get every single cross bang right, the fact he created two absolute sitters which were missed tells you he did his bit.Three of them were inch perfect to Sergio as well.
We've got 2 of the 5 :)His close ball control and first touch is something out of this world. Messi, Isco, Mahrez, Bernardo have the best close ball control in the world of football.
Merlin should be on that list.We've got 2 of the 5 :)
Ok Fantasy lol. There were a few comments arround me at HT where fans said they thought he would be subbed 10mins into second half. I'm glad he wasn't.
At the moment he just doesn't fit into the team, the word team being the operative word. He is playing for himself, wanting to be the main man to the detriment of the end result. Yesterday he shot probably three times from very narrow angles when passing to a teammate may have won us the game. Pep needs to impress this into him very quickly or he will be restricted to a role from the bench until.he learns.
Alligators in the sewers.
Bernado being the prime example.Its not even November, how anyone thinks a player can come into Peps magical kingdom where things tend to be quite different than other clubs and click straight away is beyond me.
I would generally expect any player coming here the best part of a season to even approach "getting it" and therefore able to produce their best stuff for City. Mahrez will be no different and could be quite special next season. In the meantime I expect he will improve even more as the weeks go by.
Bernado being the prime example.