Riyad Mahrez - 2020/21 Performances

[Colin Bells Boots]

His first touch is an absolute joy to watch and never does it get the credit it deserves. He has the best control of a football I have ever seen.

He has terrific ability and only the most hardened " hater " on here would deny it.

The problem is his lack of application and greediness when the opposition is playing 10 men behind the ball.

Yesterday apart ( and who really expected Burnley to play with that formation ) he has been really poor and wasteful. He is also too predictable and never goes outside a defender always turning inside to where the pitch is the most crowded and tight.

 

[Cityinmud]

Let's see if he carries this form against man utd, everton and chelsea

 

[kaz7]

He was incredible yesterday. Let's see what he can produce in the next few games and then get rid of that FFS prefix..

The ffs is funny , when did we lose our sense of humour on here , it is a nickname

 

[skiddypants]

I call him most games, He shut me right up!

 

[doobyedoobye]

The ffs is funny , when did we lose our sense of humour on here , it is a nickname

My point is that it won't be relevant anymore

 

[BoyataIsGod]

One good game is not enough to suddenly laud him as a success. He has been here for long enough and his bad performances far outweigh the good.
I am more than happy to be proved wrong in the coming months but I don’t envisage being so.

 

[Pablo1]

One good game is not enough to suddenly laud him as a success. He has been here for long enough and his bad performances far outweigh the good.
I am more than happy to be proved wrong in the coming months but I don’t envisage being so.

There’s a difference between giving credit where it’s due and saying he’s suddenly the bees knees. We all know he’s struggled but yesterday was a good day for him and us and should be acknowledged.

 

[kaz7]

My point is that it won't be relevant anymore

once it sticks it should stick , be ironic if he performs every week

 

[BoyataIsGod]

There’s a difference between giving credit where it’s due and saying he’s suddenly the bees knees. We all know he’s struggled but yesterday was a good day for him and us and should be acknowledged.

And absolutely I give him credit for yesterday. But I don’t think we should lose sight of the facts here, which is he has not done it regularly enough. As I said more than happy to be proven wrong but really can’t see it.

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

My point is that it won't be relevant anymore

it will be relevant till the day he leaves. It's FFS, FFS. Stat padding hat-trick against Burnley is meaningless.