Cjay wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 12:30 pm
Nobody said he was a failure. . . . . . . . . . .
Just not the world beater some supporters have built him up to be atm and not irreplaceable.
None of our players are irreplaceable but for the sort of money being talked about we'd struggle to get anyone near as good, especially once Zurich took their cut.
Given how well he did at times for us last season I think he has a very bright future and hopefully it will be with us. Wingers are inconsistent though and we need to learn to be patient with players.
weasel wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 1:03 pm
None of our players are irreplaceable but for the sort of money being talked about we'd struggle to get anyone near as good, especially once Zurich took their cut.
Given how well he did at times for us last season I think he has a very bright future and hopefully it will be with us. Wingers are inconsistent though and we need to learn to be patient with players.
I noticed yesterday that Sini & Gnonto have a confident swagger when shielding the ball in possession before picking a pass whereas with Jimmy & James it’s a cross between bedlam and chaos theory.
Carrick Dave wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 10:00 pm
I noticed yesterday that Sini & Gnonto have a confident swagger when shielding the ball in possession before picking a pass whereas with Jimmy & James it’s a cross between bedlam and chaos theory.
Gnonto has composure beyond his years.
A good view, especially the Jimmy and James Chaos Theory.
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Carrick Dave wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 10:00 pm
I noticed yesterday that Sini & Gnonto have a confident swagger when shielding the ball in possession before picking a pass whereas with Jimmy & James it’s a cross between bedlam and chaos theory.
Gnonto has composure beyond his years.
That obviously speaks to their abilities to hold onto the ball. Gnonto especially is hard to shake off the ball. James and Summerville are more about their pace - picking up the ball and running forward with it as quickly as possible. I think that both are strengths, just different styles.