What age is the demarcation point for being young player being as:The only younger player we’ve got that will spend his career at the top level imo
Tim Iroegbunam : 22
Thierno Barry : 22
Jarrad Branthwaite : 23
Carlos Alcaraz : 22
What age is the demarcation point for being young player being as:The only younger player we’ve got that will spend his career at the top level imo
I reckon Tim will have a big season now he’s settled in. Moyes type of player.
i dunno mate he’s similar to gana
he’s not taking his place ans
we need a creative mf along side gana
See him as more of an attacking player tbh mate.
Maybe he'd be a top player if he was surrounded by more top players?….appears to have everything you need to be a top player but isn’t a top player.
Maybe he'd be a top player if he was surrounded by more top players?
Not a chance. Potential is there in abundance however too sloppy in possession for me to be a DM.Still unsure on his position. When I watched him for England youth sides he was always a 6 and a bloody good one, now though watching him for us I wouldn't trust him there at all.
Watched the game last night and was impressed with his blocks, tracking back and general athleticism. But 2nd half he just went missing and I didn't understand his role, left Gana isolated and didn't get on the ball.…not sure, ironically loved how he played against Bournemouth for 70 mins of that 2-3 game last season, looked on the same wavelength as Ndiaye but he totally lost his way later in the game.
I think it’s more about application with him and he lacks a bit of tempo in his game, almost playing in 3rd gear. I admit to finding him difficult to gauge.