With Sinisterra out, it's time for Gnonto and Summerville to shine

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Re: Sinisterra out, time for Gnonto and Summerville to thrive?

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We can forget set-pieces again then all that's missing is Snow White. I am not sure either of them are ready for the defensive side of things. What i will enjoy is knowing we have a solid base with Roca & Adams is a fluid front three. Do we need Rodrigo dropping so deep to link play when things are quite narrow normally anyway? Bournemouth really is the acid test, we should be better than the teams around us?? or is it the case that the "big" sides expect to roll us over.
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faaip wrote: ↑Thu Nov 03, 2022 6:45 pm Whoscored has him as our 8th best player and I'm assuming that's dropping based on the last 4 games playing right
I would say the seven above him are more consistent or productive than Jack.

How on earth WhoScored have Robin Koch in 14th place is nothing short of mind-boggling.
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andrewjohnsmith wrote: ↑Thu Nov 03, 2022 8:15 pm Perkins. Not sure if he plays as a winger or more centrally.
Central I think


Certainly isn't a winger.

Possibly played as an attacking midfielder similar to Aaronson.
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