I'd still think that even if there was a split then those that were on JM's side would have said nice things even just wishing him the best. For nothing nice to be said from anyone really does suggest he had lost the changing room completely. If i was a split in opinion I doubt players would be upset to see a team mate wishing Marsch the best.
Brenden Aaronson
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Thought BA looked great yesterday. Lively on the ball. Good free kick. Of course he seems better against top teams who are more open than lower teams.
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Noticed often recently Aaronson loves to duck out of tackles and he was at it again yesterday. It went unnoticed early in the season when we were on top in games and he was getting forward aplenty but now the tables have turned and we are up against it you need everyone to put in a tackle and show some grit especially when you are behind in games but this seems to be beyond Aaronson. Our midfield hard men of yesteryear probably can't quite believe what they are seeing and neither can I. Someone needs to have a word.
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These two would take NO prisoners, nor put in inept performances, nor let the club down badly.
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A fantastic pair of players I was privileged to see play.!Billy will always be my hero.mentalcase wrote: ↑Sun Feb 19, 2023 9:56 am These two would take NO prisoners, nor put in inept performances, nor let the club down badly.
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Me too hiedi, terrific players,neither would let you down
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My two favourite players of all-time.mentalcase wrote: ↑Sun Feb 19, 2023 9:56 am These two would take NO prisoners, nor put in inept performances, nor let the club down badly.
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Billy & Johnny make Adams & McKennie look passive.
Bremner & Giles scored 180 goals between them for Leeds, can anyone visualise our new midfield duo actually scoring a goal.
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Those 2 will get 180 bookings way they are going.
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Another of Orta's signings with good running stats etc but not particularly suited to the premier league.
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Current football laws would have seen Billy and Johnny red carded every single game. Especially with VAR. Football is nearly a non contact sport these days
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Isn't McKennie on three yellows in two & a bit games.
Adams was lucky not to go for an early bath yesterday
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I had concerns over his ability to handle the physicality in the Premier League. Those concerns came as a result of watching him in CONCACAF World Cup qualifying. The Central American teams figured out that they could bully him off the ball. Knock him down. And really disrupt his ability to impact the matches. It didn't take Premier League players very long to figure it out either. About 3 matches or so. And he really has not been effective since.
My conclusion is much like yours. I think he's better suited for life at a club like PSV Eindhoven in the Dutch League. Or maybe one of the better sides in the German Bundesliga. If/when we go down to the Championship I'm not sure he would fare any better there. He is clearly a skilled player. But there is a reason why he was not in the USA starting eleven at the WC.
To be clear I would LOVE it for him to prove me wrong. I think Brenden is a great kid. And a good representative of LUFC.
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Felt McKennie disappeared after his booking yesterday. Still to see what he offers us that Klich didn't. Wober looks to be the only January signing that can make an impact for us this season. Don't understand why McKennie looked exhausted yesterday long before he was taken off. Hoped for a lot more from him but have been very underwhelmed so far.
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McKennie is being played out of position in a double pivot. To my eyes he looks like a player that really doesn't know his role yet. Which is understandable given that we no Manager or direction. I think if we stay up he will shine under a good Manager. If we go down he will not be at Leeds United next season.weasel wrote: ↑Sun Feb 19, 2023 4:42 pm Felt McKennie disappeared after his booking yesterday. Still to see what he offers us that Klich didn't. Wober looks to be the only January signing that can make an impact for us this season. Don't understand why McKennie looked exhausted yesterday long before he was taken off. Hoped for a lot more from him but have been very underwhelmed so far.
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I think you're probably spot on with your assessment on him. The whole team is disjointed with players not really knowing their roles and trying to mishmash 2, maybe even 3 now, ways of playing into 1. A lot for me now is getting the basics in place and allowing players to shine. I still feel there is more than enough quality in the squad to stay up but the players need clarity and that comes from the manager. Skubala is in a tough position as he has no real pressnce so as to be able to dictate to the team how we should play - he isn't an ex-pro and hasn't managed at any senior level so he couldn't really go in and tell the players how to play etc. As such he is reliant on the 'leadership council' but you then have them probably suggesting how they want to play but that may not suit all the players in the team, as I've mentioned elsewhere we have a midfield that doesn't know how to play the previous way and we all know how important KP was to our way of playing and we have no one doing that job (hence why in my team selections I had Wober for that role and wouldn't be against Gyabi being given the chance there). We need someone to come in and know how to fit all the jogsaw pieces together to make the picture clearer. Skubala, for all his experience at various things, hasn't relly had any experience of knitting an 11 a side team together so that all the individual players work together as a team.BlackHillsPaul wrote: ↑Sun Feb 19, 2023 4:51 pm McKennie is being played out of position in a double pivot. To my eyes he looks like a player that really doesn't know his role yet. Which is understandable given that we no Manager or direction. I think if we stay up he will shine under a good Manager. If we go down he will not be at Leeds United next season.
We need someone to come in with clarity. Whether their tactics are right or wrong it will still likely work better than half a team doing one things, 2 or 3 doing another thing and the other couple of players just not sure and doing whatever comes naturally to them. Even if it a case of it being a style we aren't accustomed to it is about getting all 11 players playing to that way.
I'm not reading too much into the Everton result. They do seem to be our bogey side, especially at their ground. We had a couple of good chances to go in front, if we did that we probably would have won. We were poor, they were poor too, the match was poor and it suited them more. What we need to see now is a performance and result against Southampton.The game should, in theory, be more open and hopefully suit us better.
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Aaronson Looks like a younger boy playing against boys a lot older,out of his depth
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Brenden playing in the U21 vs Villa tonight.
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Agree Paul, top end Dutch league or mid-table Bundesliga (or perhaps Spain?). I feel the Championship would confine him to the physio room for long stretches. Would love for him to prove everyone wrong, though.BlackHillsPaul wrote: ↑Sun Feb 19, 2023 4:39 pm I had concerns over his ability to handle the physicality in the Premier League. Those concerns came as a result of watching him in CONCACAF World Cup qualifying. The Central American teams figured out that they could bully him off the ball. Knock him down. And really disrupt his ability to impact the matches. It didn't take Premier League players very long to figure it out either. About 3 matches or so. And he really has not been effective since.
My conclusion is much like yours. I think he's better suited for life at a club like PSV Eindhoven in the Dutch League. Or maybe one of the better sides in the German Bundesliga. If/when we go down to the Championship I'm not sure he would fare any better there. He is clearly a skilled player. But there is a reason why he was not in the USA starting eleven at the WC.
To be clear I would LOVE it for him to prove me wrong. I think Brenden is a great kid. And a good representative of LUFC.
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Aaronson v Chelsea
Good
2 decent runs
2 good lay-offs
1 decent pass
1 tackle
Bad
2 lost possession
2 poor passes
Good
2 decent runs
2 good lay-offs
1 decent pass
1 tackle
Bad
2 lost possession
2 poor passes
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Better.
Still hangs on to the ball a bit to long but felt his end product was better today.
Used the ball better (nearly 90% pass accuracy and created 2 chances).
There is talent there and was unlucky with his shot that keeper saved.
But probably again another player whose being asked to do to much to soon similar to Rutter and Gnonto and Summerville.
Still hangs on to the ball a bit to long but felt his end product was better today.
Used the ball better (nearly 90% pass accuracy and created 2 chances).
There is talent there and was unlucky with his shot that keeper saved.
But probably again another player whose being asked to do to much to soon similar to Rutter and Gnonto and Summerville.
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