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The message on training well and having the sharpness to hit the ground running was also interesting. (for both of them) I beleive the intensity in training is working its trick.
One observation was that he got stronger as the game went on. A big plus that Moyesy left him on and he lasted 90 mins.
I noticed that he took up all sorts of different positions and angles. Underlaps, Inverted, overlaps, in between the lines. This worked well with the movement and runs of AMN and Hackney, creating triangles.
He showed he can go on the outside and with a driving dribble through the middle it looks promising that he can get back to his best and grab some goals. He has historically got a very good shot – lets hope we see a lot more of this.
Lastly his calmness on the ball, viison and excellent passing to Charly and Johnson was another key feature.
I’m not sure he has scintilating pace but on the recovery run and tackle, the player was ahead and he caught up with a keen show of pace.
Lets hope he gets at least 30 mins off the bench Saturday. Perhaps even a start?
Faster paced attacking.
Front foot football.
More numbers joining in when we get to final third of the pitch
Think “WIN” instead of avoid defeat.
Knocking a ball around the back four,square and back will always increase possession %
Can someone please explain
ANY ONE!!!