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Paul @ 10; deffo only an 8 – a decent keeper would\'ve caught it…or at least got 2 hands to it
Paul (10), a bit harsh on Dwight I think. If you watch the Beto goal, it is not only created by McNeil’s swerving shot, he actually brings down the ball with great skill from the forward pass by Gueye(?), and lays it off for Beto, who passes it back to McNeil for the shot that Pope spilled. He is slow, but he otherwise covers the ground quite a bit and presses well. A 6.5 for me.
Never before commented on player ratings, because I find them rather silly, but then there are saves like Jordan Pickford made today to earn us 3 points. Forget a 10, I give JP a 12.
Bit harsh on Norberto, PG? He was aggressive, physical, quick, gave that lump Burns a tough time and was alert for his goal. He’s never going to be better than that but he did affect the game.
We look a different team with Jarrad at centre back, Beto had a great game – muscular and fast, Ndiaye looks better on the left. But, what a save by Pickford! That should surely get him a 9?