Really 20 million .?On Rohl, I think he will be a decent player for us.
Really 20 million .?On Rohl, I think he will be a decent player for us.
Good point that. There was one in the week I think were he managed to head it high and almost away from goal, as though the cross was behind him and he was reaching back, but it wasn’t, it was there to punch his forehead through it, but instead he convulsed and it hit him on the ear or something.
He definitely doesn’t anticipate anything, or gamble. This can be taught, but you’d rather it was in-built. Who doesn’t love a tap in? Apparently both our strikers.
Exactly, think of some of the best penalty takers like shearer, unsworth, etc they just pick a spot and smash it, doesn’t matter if the keeper goes thw right way it’s already past themHonestly don’t understand why they do that jump crap just leather it and go for power
Tosun was slow but at least he was a terrific finisher in the box. These lads are awful. Even Niasse was not this badHe embarrassed himself.
Not good enough to wear an Everton shirt....let alone a Messi-esque chip with a penalty.
I rate Tosun higher.
The lad compared himself to Lukaku on Instagram. I think he believes he's that good. That's why he doesn't try because he's elite.Unfortunately that penalty seems to show where his mindset is at for me.
That wasn’t confidence, that was some sort of weird for the ‘gram entitlement that he’s something he isn’t.
Given the support he’s had and the performances he been putting in, you would hope he would have the foresight to just do the easiest thing and bladder it on target rather than try something so risky in those circumstances.
To me it says it’s all about him.
Posting it this thread, but it could be in many:
Was there a player who consistently failed the “eye test” who then turned out great, and didn’t just lurk around the subs bench for a couple of years before having a couple of unsuccessful loans before disappearing?
We have bought so many recently that come on, and immediately anyone who’s watched a bit of footy can see they are crap. But we invent reasons so we can have hope. Why can’t they just be crap?
Example…Beto looked garbage, despite lots of effort, but he just needed to get used to the speed of the PL, we are passing the ball to him wrong, we have no creativity around him. Result: Still crap, and actually worse.
These new young players are putting in some performances that show them to be really ineffective. They are being really bad in ways that aren’t anything to do with experience or “minutes”. At their age, they have played football for hours, 5 days a week under the best coaches for that age-group, for over 10 years. Technically, they aren’t going to show huge leaps in skill and competence. Particularly with a manager like Moyes. They aren’t going to get any faster than they are now, only slower.
When we see Aznou play with verve, directness, put a great cross in, make some mistakes etc, it’s very clear he is actually decent. May work here, may not.
Same way within game or so of having KDH, ah, yes he is a really quality footballer, does the basics superbly and works hard. May work here, may not.
When we see Barry or Rohl’s early and performances and everyone thinks oh, erm….., it is very likely that they are just not going to be good enough, same as Beto. It’s often just as bad as it looks.
Random waffle, sorry. Just frustrated with all the “reasons”. Oh he will be better with an overlapping full-back (turns out it’s worse). He should really be an 8, a 6, a false 10.3 (doesn’t matter, still gives the ball away). If we have bought more tat, so be it. Chances are if they look a bit rubbish, it’s very likely they are a bit rubbish.
Yeah. You can miss a penalty, but hit the bloody thing! All of this insouciant posing is fine if you tuck it away. But it's infuriating to see a professional pose his way to a miss when you know a fella off the street would at least hammer it and properly work the keeper.If you took a penalty like that in the Sunday league and missed your manager would deck you, then when you got up from that, your teammates would and they,’d be right, then your apologising in front of the group at your next training with two shiners.
Dont know what’s happened football at the highest level were it appears to be out style over substance - put your laces through it ffs.
As the Germans have proven over the years, penalty taking is a combination of technique and nerve. What's the best way to preserve your technique under pressure? Practice it until it becomes second nature and any nerve-induced deviations under pressure are mitigated.Exactly, think of some of the best penalty takers like shearer, unsworth, etc they just pick a spot and smash it, doesn’t matter if the keeper goes thw right way it’s already past them
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