I think he's got potential and so as soon as someone (e.g. Ron) harnesses that into consistency, more fitness, and some power, he'll suddenly be playing more frequently and will start more. I think the issue is that he plays at a high pace and energy, doesn't have the fitness to keep going more than 60 mins, because he's had either EFC low-fitness training or irregular playing time. i think he's a late bloomer.Why would Barca insert a buy back clause?
Only ten players got more assists than him in the league last season, despite him only playing 26 matches and plenty of those being from the bench.
He's crap.
I said he was a bit crap last night.Nobody is saying he's crap....my concern is his fitness. For a young lad he struggles big time with stamina
We needed to grind out a win, and if Kone is good at anything, its holding up the ball. I agree on Delboy needing game time, but Kome was the right sub against Stoke.To me should have come on sat he's our best crosser of the ball in the final third IMO!
For once I can understand why he didn't. Not like Stoke are the sort of side who leave loads of gaps at the back for him to exploit so a different option was correct on the day. Wouldn't want Kone coming on against many other sides though.To me should have come on sat he's our best crosser of the ball in the final third IMO!
Think I read that Barca insist on buy-back clauses on all players they sell. So might not read too much into it.
We needed to grind out a win, and if Kone is good at anything, its holding up the ball. I agree on Delboy needing game time, but Kome was the right sub against Stoke.
You are quite right about a certain run he had, where he put through two beautifully weighted passes and a couple of snap centres to Lukaku.Did you not see how many assists he got last season before bizarrely being dropped?
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