2025/26 Tim Iroegbunam


PeregrineT said:
For me hes an absolutely desperate play. The combination of laziness and lack of a brain are quite bad for the position hes playing. He just lets his physicality make up for it some times. He puts us under so much pressure, while he gets a couple of decent tackles and passes in, hes right on the edge of a horrible giveaway. A better midfield than Bournemouth and they probably nick a couple from him.
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What a pathetic insult.
 
PeregrineT said:
For me hes an absolutely desperate play. The combination of laziness and lack of a brain are quite bad for the position hes playing. He just lets his physicality make up for it some times. He puts us under so much pressure, while he gets a couple of decent tackles and passes in, hes right on the edge of a horrible giveaway. A better midfield than Bournemouth and they probably nick a couple from him.
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bobbylatch said:
As many have said, his tactical , positional awareness and discipline are what need working on.
Midfield is the hardest position to play. Knowing when to go and when to sit, especially if you haven't got a lot of experience around you .
Obviously the more games the lad plays , the more he will grow into the role, which is the same for the other young lads we have, in the squad
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Exactly, you can also be exposed in midfield through absolutely no fault of your own if the shape of the team is wrong or the other team are just better. He clearly has the tools to be an effective player for us. He's put in some good performances this season and good cameos from the bench. He's also had a couple of shockers. Osman only broke through for us aged 23. Tim still has time to learn his position and improve.
 

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