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Re: Patrick Bamford
All four have their sensible hat on this video, as opposed to some on here & social media.
Re: Patrick Bamford
I wouldn't start Joseph
Wouldn't start Bamford either
But Paddy must do much better than he did in his last 2 starts in general play.
The amazing hold up play and brilliant pressing was a myth
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The naughty boy must to better.
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"Football is about the people and the players,” he said. “Then there are those who will mingle in the middle: the coaches, executives and journalists. That last group represents the worst part about football" Marcelo Bielsa
"Football is about the people and the players,” he said. “Then there are those who will mingle in the middle: the coaches, executives and journalists. That last group represents the worst part about football" Marcelo Bielsa
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Re: Patrick Bamford
Very poor last two games, he needs to step up as there are much better footballers behind him. He's losing battles at an alarming rate, his hold up play is nearly non existent, Joseph better at both. His much admired "movement" has been lacking too
For me he's a very good option off the bench... as a starter he's mediocre at best, which is fine if we didn't have better options but we do
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I think he's done well at times, but I think goals have saved him from flack.The Subhuman wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 12:53 pm Very poor last two games, he needs to step up as there are much better footballers behind him. He's losing battles at an alarming rate, his hold up play is nearly non existent, Joseph better at both. His much admired "movement" has been lacking too
For me he's a very good option off the bench... as a starter he's mediocre at best, which is fine if we didn't have better options but we do
Nostalgia and looking busy as well.
Personally I think looking busy by running a lot is appealing to some of our fans, but for me it has to be effective and meaningful which I don't think much of what Paddy does has been.
James tbf looked busy vs Stoke but actually did win the ball back, Summerville has done it a few times as well, that imo is praise worthy.
Just running about isn't, it's expected, for me working hard isn't a praise worthy skill unless effective.
People get all defensive about stats and analysis but Paddy doesn't score higher than average for any of the things he gets praised for.
Link play, possession won etc, its just running about which imo isn't enough.
He needs to do more, especially based on the last 2 games.
He's meant to be our best 9, well his heat map vs Stoke had his most used position between the half way line and half way to the opposition box, exactly the deep position JP gets stick for.
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Bamford can do nothing right, even though he has scored 7 goals & outscoring all our other forwards in 2024.
Paddy has contributed hugely in our run of undefeated 11 games, where we have achieved 31 points.
Paddy has contributed hugely in our run of undefeated 11 games, where we have achieved 31 points.
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PB does what his manager asks him to do unlike others, well other.
And as a result is the managers first striker on the teamsheet when fully fit.
Quite simple really innit.
The managers actions speak, watch and learn.
And as a result is the managers first striker on the teamsheet when fully fit.
Quite simple really innit.
The managers actions speak, watch and learn.
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vs Sheff Wed
A goal, and a decent amount of work and some excellent centre forward hold-up and link-up play in the second half. Had a hand in the second goal.
14 decent actions
3 excellent passes
3 held up the ball
1 goal
1 involved in the build-up with a lovely flick for the second goal
A goal, and a decent amount of work and some excellent centre forward hold-up and link-up play in the second half. Had a hand in the second goal.
14 decent actions
3 excellent passes
3 held up the ball
1 goal
1 involved in the build-up with a lovely flick for the second goal
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Seems more like he can do no wrong.... think you're over egging your own pudding there 64, you seem to have most of the board onside with Paddy can do no wrong. Just me, mental, Riot and CJay not diving into the Paddy is key pool
I think he's the most replaceable of our first 11 along with Kamara
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The media reports suggest not, even you gave him 8 in the player ratings (I think).The Subhuman wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2024 11:03 am Seems more like he can do no wrong.... think you're over egging your own pudding there 64, you seem to have most of the board onside with Paddy can do no wrong. Just me, mental, Riot and CJay not diving into the Paddy is key pool
I think he's the most replaceable of our first 11 along with Kamara
Not this season with eight games to go, next season yes!
Replacements for several of our squad will be imperative in the Premier League.
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Piroe and Mateo could replace Bamford, indeed have done, to good or better effect
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Totally disagree on that pointThe Subhuman wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2024 11:31 am Piroe and Mateo could replace Bamford, indeed have done, to good or better effect
8 goals & 1 assist in 11 games, hasn't & won't be bettered this season.
Piroe's poor form is the reason why Bamford was brought back since the 1st January.
Unfortunately, Joel is one of our squad who will struggle in the Premier League. I also feel this could be Paddy's last season at Leeds.
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Won't comment on performance . . . . .
What shocked me most is how damn slow he is now.
He'd obviously lost some pace (injuries and age) fair enough.
But was a moment where that big lumbering Watford cb and Paddy had a race for a ball over the top.
Paddy had a headstart and lost!!!!
He used to have decent short bursts
Not now
Didn't realise his pace had gone that much.
What shocked me most is how damn slow he is now.
He'd obviously lost some pace (injuries and age) fair enough.
But was a moment where that big lumbering Watford cb and Paddy had a race for a ball over the top.
Paddy had a headstart and lost!!!!
He used to have decent short bursts
Not now
Didn't realise his pace had gone that much.
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Paddy was poor tonight.
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As soon as he missed that chance you knew it was curtains for the game for him.
Kept working hard but think DF has a big call here.
Paddy had a great spell but has struggled now for 4 or 5 games, fortunately tonight was far as I remember his first real blooper miss.
But do worry how it will impact him mentally especially as calls for Joseph grow.
Does DF back him or take him out of the firing line?
He's played a lot of football recently as well so could be impacting him as well given his injury issues of past.
Kept working hard but think DF has a big call here.
Paddy had a great spell but has struggled now for 4 or 5 games, fortunately tonight was far as I remember his first real blooper miss.
But do worry how it will impact him mentally especially as calls for Joseph grow.
Does DF back him or take him out of the firing line?
He's played a lot of football recently as well so could be impacting him as well given his injury issues of past.
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Fix the midfield and Paddy will be fine.
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Really, really poor tonight. He shouldn't hold his starting place on that basis alone, add in two glaring misses, especially the one in the first half, and it's a no brainer.
That kind of miss at this stage of the season is going be too costly.
Joseph is the ready made replacement.
That kind of miss at this stage of the season is going be too costly.
Joseph is the ready made replacement.
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How the hell did Bamford scoop that chance over the bar?
2-0 and we'd have been comfortable, it certainly wasn't that, as our fans had to suffer the indignity of Hull passing the ball round us like Man City, we couldn't get close to them as we wandered around the pitch like headless chickens, when we did win the ball, we handed possession straight back to them. It was inevitable the codheads would equalise as they were allowed to stroll into our box with considerable ease!
Is Kamara a defensive midfielder? It was his ball to be won but, he made such an insipid tackle, even my granny would have strolled past him!
2-0 and we'd have been comfortable, it certainly wasn't that, as our fans had to suffer the indignity of Hull passing the ball round us like Man City, we couldn't get close to them as we wandered around the pitch like headless chickens, when we did win the ball, we handed possession straight back to them. It was inevitable the codheads would equalise as they were allowed to stroll into our box with considerable ease!
Is Kamara a defensive midfielder? It was his ball to be won but, he made such an insipid tackle, even my granny would have strolled past him!
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Re: Patrick Bamford
With Bamford he is the same as he has alway been for us. He has always been a striker that scores in streaks and then has streaks where he can't score for toffee. The concern is that his streak is over and that is when the problem arises as no matter what else he brings to the team you can'thave a number 9 that doesn't score, especially given that we have a no10 who can't score either.
I would be tempted to give Joseph a run as his confidence is up at the moment,
I would be tempted to give Joseph a run as his confidence is up at the moment,
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Agree Weasel.
Bamford’s miss gave a flash back to last season late on.
If we were 6 games back I think he would start Joseph, but now I think DF will keep the most experienced line up.
Just hope he doesn’t regret it.
Bamford’s miss gave a flash back to last season late on.
If we were 6 games back I think he would start Joseph, but now I think DF will keep the most experienced line up.
Just hope he doesn’t regret it.