[Albion] Enciso is such a ray of sunshine.... not

WATFORD zero said:

So very young player, abroad in a different country and different language, progression disrupted by injury, not really finding his form, not getting regular game time and possibly has a tendency to try and do too much, mishits his dead ball attempts which he has obviously been assigned to, presumably due to what he does in training.

I wonder

And he's probably far more frustrated about it than many on here.

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Rdodge30 said:

Feels like he’s constantly looking for wonder goals and shooting from anywhere though? He’s a stropper as well- think his head goes sometimes on the pitch if he gets a nasty kick and seems he’s likely to get carded soon after.

I agree with your reasoning why he hasn’t achieved the potential we all saw but attitude is a different matter - re strop when subbed for national team!

If I had to guess at one player who will leave the club the same way Trossard did it would be Enciso

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Mancgull said:

Enciso played most of the game in Paraguay’s impressive 2-1 win against Argentina with Diego Gomez getting an assist.

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Badger said:

That's all very well, but was he smiling?

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Hiheidi said:

There was a piece on him in the Argos, where he said he was worried that he might be left out of the national team because of his lack of minutes at club level.

This was also a funny (and correct) comment from his national team manager...
“Julio is very transparent. I told him the other day, 'Julio, you don't always have to say what you think. Many times, you have to think very carefully about what you say, because anything you say can be interpreted in a thousand ways’."

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Hiheidi said:

This was also a funny (and correct) comment from his national team manager...
“Julio is very transparent. I told him the other day, 'Julio, you don't always have to say what you think. Many times, you have to think very carefully about what you say, because anything you say can be interpreted in a thousand ways’."

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SkirlieWirlie said:

I have no problem with this. Better for the young lad to be open and transparent and let his feelings be known than bottle it up and let it explode.

Those around him then know what they need to do to support rather than dealing with the aftermath and a much more difficult situation.

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Han Solo said:

Part of becoming a functional adult man is to be able to control your emotions.

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Hiheidi said:

There was a piece on him in the Argos, where he said he was worried that he might be left out of the national team because of his lack of minutes at club level.

This was also a funny (and correct) comment from his national team manager...
“Julio is very transparent. I told him the other day, 'Julio, you don't always have to say what you think. Many times, you have to think very carefully about what you say, because anything you say can be interpreted in a thousand ways’."

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Han Solo said:

Part of becoming a functional adult man is to be able to control your emotions. I know there's a trend right now where everyone is supposed to express their emotions all day all night.

Emotional self-control doesn't make you explode, it prevents you from it.

Either which way, I seriously doubt Enciso will be our issue when February arrives.

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Deportivo Seagull said:

Can I point you to the dictionary and the word ‘hypocrite’

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Han Solo said:

If you have functional arms and hands then yes you probably can.

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Deportivo Seagull said:

To be completely accurate you only need one functioning arm and hand.

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Deportivo Seagull said:

To be completely accurate you only need one functioning arm and hand.

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