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[Albion] Georginio Rutter - singed 19/8/24



Flounce

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I think he’s a wonderful player….

As for being shattered I’m afraid for the second week running Fab left the substitutions too late.
Agreed, it’s odd that we as fans can see the need for subs given how we now play, and we have decent players to come on, but FH seems slow to react. I said to my wife at least five mins before Liverpool scored that I thought we needed to freshen it up. I was so convinced that it would cost us that I cashed in my £10 bet on a Brighton win, that would have given me £65, and banked £23.50. :smile:

Anyway it was a fantastic display and we have not had the rub of the green this week. No complaints though as we have had it for most of this season.
 




scwiffy

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Ever since Welbeck described him as having velcro boots or whatever (the ball sticks to him) I’ve noticed that aspect of his game. He has an amazing ability to keep the ball at his feet when running into enemy territory. Other parts of his game may still be evolving and improving but that skill he has to retain possession is exceptional. He’s my favourite of the new players. Love Ferdi too.

Yes, I’ve also noticed that it’s not purely about his control but more about his balance and strength when dribbling, he doesn’t get knocked off the ball often and when dribbling forward under physical pressure he always seems to keep his balance - something that it’s quite rare to find
 




GT49er

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Now he's settled down with us, is it time for a decision about naming him on NSC - should we settle on Rutter, or should it be Georginio? We managed to do this alright with Bruno (everybody knew the mentions of Saltor were just for fun), and the BBC have finally stopped listing Igor Julio as dos Santos de Paulo.
Poll anyone?

(FWIW I'd go for Rutter)
 


Ooh it’s a corner

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Now he's settled down with us, is it time for a decision about naming him on NSC - should we settle on Rutter, or should it be Georginio? We managed to do this alright with Bruno (everybody knew the mentions of Saltor were just for fun), and the BBC have finally stopped listing Igor Julio as dos Santos de Paulo.
Poll anyone?

(FWIW I'd go for Rutter)
Georginio for me - it’s what he prefers and sounds much more flair!!
 




portslade seagull

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Just think it is good that a player takes the shots on which has been missing from our armoury, always put defences under pressure
 












jcdenton08

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Edited: I blamed Rutter for the mistake for the second goal - I was corrected and it was Igor. Edited post to avoid shitting up the thread.
 
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AllstonBrighton

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Dreadful mistake for the equaliser. 92nd minute, dribbles deep in his own half, loses the ball, they score.

Just inexperience and naivety once again.

Interesting how this barely has had a comment on here and people are still laying into Wieffer, who had another decent half of football.

Rutter cost us two points with that mistake

It was Igor dribbling in the situation you’re describing, not Rutter.
 










Nobby Cybergoat

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Anyone else reassessing whether Georginio may be best played as a central striker?

When we got him from Leeds they told us he was crap in front of goal. Well I don't think he is. He's scored different types of goals, left foot, right foot and head and gives it a good whack off either foot.

Outside the box, he seems a little more natural running in behind than Joao Pedro. He's full of running, brave and hard to knock off the ball. He's still young and like most of our players has a bit to learn, but I can see him scoring quite a few goals in years to come. Thoughts?
 


AstroSloth

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Anyone else reassessing whether Georginio may be best played as a central striker?

When we got him from Leeds they told us he was crap in front of goal. Well I don't think he is. He's scored different types of goals, left foot, right foot and head and gives it a good whack off either foot.

Outside the box, he seems a little more natural running in behind than Joao Pedro. He's full of running, brave and hard to knock off the ball. He's still young and like most of our players has a bit to learn, but I can see him scoring quite a few goals in years to come. Thoughts?
He makes good runs as well, the chance against Liverpool earlier in the season a good example.
 






dazzer6666

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Anyone else reassessing whether Georginio may be best played as a central striker?

When we got him from Leeds they told us he was crap in front of goal. Well I don't think he is. He's scored different types of goals, left foot, right foot and head and gives it a good whack off either foot.

Outside the box, he seems a little more natural running in behind than Joao Pedro. He's full of running, brave and hard to knock off the ball. He's still young and like most of our players has a bit to learn, but I can see him scoring quite a few goals in years to come. Thoughts?
He's best when paired with Danny imo
 


Hugo Rune

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He's best when paired with Danny imo
Those two had a big embrace when Georginio came off. Sometimes, you just click with another player and operate on the same wavelength. Those two are perfectly in sync when playing together, so much so that it might be best to play Pedro at left wing to allow Welbz and Georginio the No.9 and No.10 roles even though Pedro is the best No.10.
 


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