That's a bold claim to make after 1 match......URZZZZ wrote:Pele 10 - definitely winning most improved player of the year, superb
Hoping Pele plays 2 blinders against Forest. See if they're still laughing at us for signing him after that. He's clearly found his form/role here. If Monaco pay £8m or so for you, you clearly have some talent.From Despair To Where? wrote:Pele's been playing very well the last few games. Big change from earlier in the season when a lot of people were saying he was crap.
It'slmost as if something happened around October that prompted everyone to start playing better.
On their forum they are claiming their squad is knackered. Which is a poor excuse considering we had played the same amount of games and no squad rotation.marlowuk wrote:Mitrovic is the top scorer in The Championship but I'm not sure he had a single clear-cut scoring chance and he became frustrated and careless as did other Fulham players.
It’s not been one match, he was excellent against QPR. HE’s the sort of player you don’t notice when he is doing well but errors and off days really show up as he plays in such a pivotal role.Wycombe Royal wrote:That's a bold claim to make after 1 match......URZZZZ wrote:Pele 10 - definitely winning most improved player of the year, superb
Agreed on all this.Snowflake Royal wrote:oxf*rd me, what a triple save from Cabral. And then at least one more cracker later on as well.
Ejaria with the feet and a final ball too. And more from Blackett. Sweet.
Wycombe Royal wrote:That's a bold claim to make after 1 match......URZZZZ wrote:Pele 10 - definitely winning most improved player of the year, superb
Think you may have missed something here.Nameless wrote:It’s not been one match, he was excellent against QPR. HE’s the sort of player you don’t notice when he is doing well but errors and off days really show up as he plays in such a pivotal role.Wycombe Royal wrote:That's a bold claim to make after 1 match......URZZZZ wrote:Pele 10 - definitely winning most improved player of the year, superb
HavingAdam in the team has, Ibelieve, really helped him.
For me, Pele’s positioning is superb. There have been occasions this season (in particular with the Rino, Swift and Ejaria) trio where the midfield has been completely bypassed because Rino isn’t a natural holding midfielderSanguine wrote:Snowflake Royal wrote:oxf*rd me, what a triple save from Cabral. And then at least one more cracker later on as well.
Ejaria with the feet and a final ball too. And more from Blackett. Sweet.
Must admit I'm not getting the Pele thing. Decent enough I guess at this level, but he reminded me a bit of Fulham's Anguissa last season. Should be brilliant, but the ball seems to bounce off of him, and his only impact seems to be physically.
yes, and has got a lot better at bringing the ball out and starting attacks as wellURZZZZ wrote:For me, Pele’s positioning is superb. There have been occasions this season (in particular with the Rino, Swift and Ejaria) trio where the midfield has been completely bypassed because Rino isn’t a natural holding midfielderSanguine wrote:Snowflake Royal wrote:oxf*rd me, what a triple save from Cabral. And then at least one more cracker later on as well.
Ejaria with the feet and a final ball too. And more from Blackett. Sweet.
Must admit I'm not getting the Pele thing. Decent enough I guess at this level, but he reminded me a bit of Fulham's Anguissa last season. Should be brilliant, but the ball seems to bounce off of him, and his only impact seems to be physically.
Pele sits there, does the simple stuff well, but allows Adam and Swift to play their game more because they know they have more protection
Was interesting hearing a lot from the sidelines - and yeah did hear the bit about Stop the cross. Also a quite comical 'What the f*ck was he doing' when Joao and Meite both went for the same ballVictor Meldrew wrote: Watched on TV and couldn't believe my ears when I heard Bowen yell at Gunter as Cavaleiro attacked him again "Stop the cross and don't turn your oxf*rd back"
It could have been me shouting from y21 over these past few years.
It confirms to me that Bowen has him sussed.
.
The other thing was Parker shouting again and again "tempo".Hound wrote:Was interesting hearing a lot from the sidelines - and yeah did hear the bit about Stop the cross. Also a quite comical 'What the f*ck was he doing' when Joao and Meite both went for the same ballVictor Meldrew wrote: Watched on TV and couldn't believe my ears when I heard Bowen yell at Gunter as Cavaleiro attacked him again "Stop the cross and don't turn your oxf*rd back"
It could have been me shouting from y21 over these past few years.
It confirms to me that Bowen has him sussed.
.
Gunts has been a lot more aggressive under Bowen and therefore a lot better. The goal we let in was the one real black mark on an otherwise good display - suspect Bowen will be having a word to him about that
On Ejaria, if we manage to get promoted in the next couple of seasons then we could have him play for us for a decent while. What I will also say is that up until he came to us he very much looked like a player whose huge potential was not going to be unlocked (see: Kuhl, Tshibola, Hector, McCarthy etc), for whatever reason it wasn't near to clicking at Rangers, Liverpool, or Sunderland. And he's still at an age where if he leaves for somewhere and it doesn't work out that could very easily be the end of the career.Sanguine wrote:Agreed on all this.Snowflake Royal wrote:oxf*rd me, what a triple save from Cabral. And then at least one more cracker later on as well.
Ejaria with the feet and a final ball too. And more from Blackett. Sweet.
Came here to praise Ejaria, unaware that his loan deal included a permanent transfer in the summer, which is terrific news. This guy will make us a handy profit in a few years with the inevitable move to a bigger club, he is absolutely brilliant, neat first touch, strong on the ball, and terrific feet.
Rafael too. Our best keeper since... <insert a good Reading keeper>? Combines the athleticism of Federici with the command of his goal of Hahnemann.
Morrison 8 (a rock, and didn't realise he was only 31, wtf were Birmingham doing messing him around?)
Adam 8 (my god he's fat and slow, but he knows how to play midfield - Caskey-esque)
Bowen is really doing something here, isn't he? And just one win shy of Gomes' nine already.
There's always one, two days into the new year. I'm going to retreat back to my hole now.Nameless wrote:It’s not been one match, he was excellent against QPR. HE’s the sort of player you don’t notice when he is doing well but errors and off days really show up as he plays in such a pivotal role.Wycombe Royal wrote:That's a bold claim to make after 1 match......URZZZZ wrote:Pele 10 - definitely winning most improved player of the year, superb
HavingAdam in the team has, Ibelieve, really helped him.
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