[Albion] Minteh

Nobby Cybergoat said:

Huge credit to Yankuba. The amount of work he puts in on the pitch is clearly mirrored by the amount off the pitch. because the improvement in his game is exceptional.

It will be interesting to see how this right wing position is used now. Minteh is pole position, but if Solly is fit to start, both will be intriguing options. Gruda has also showed nice moments there. Adingra, you feel has to produce quickly or will slip further down the pecking order. But Georginio starting on the right is surely the biggest threat to Minteh's starting place.

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Machiavelli said:

Well, as no-one else has bounced his thread, I will.
He's some player. Lightening quick. His pressing is off-the-scale, I'm not sure I can think of a player as good at it since Firmino. His tracking back last night was exemplary. He's dangerous higher up the pitch, there were two of their players on him in the build-up to the first leaving Veltman in acres of space to put in that sumptuous cross.

Sure, there's room for improvement. Sometimes his technique looks suspect and his decision-making will hopefully come with more experience but we've got ourselves a serious player here.

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Machiavelli said:

Well, as no-one else has bounced his thread, I will.
He's some player. Lightening quick. His pressing is off-the-scale, I'm not sure I can think of a player as good at it since Firmino. His tracking back last night was exemplary. He's dangerous higher up the pitch, there were two of their players on him in the build-up to the first leaving Veltman in acres of space to put in that sumptuous cross.

Sure, there's room for improvement. Sometimes his technique looks suspect and his decision-making will hopefully come with more experience but we've got ourselves a serious player here.

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highflyer said:

Bit wild, bit raw, somewhat unpredictable. But he's quick, has some skill and by crikey he puts a shift in! Intensity personified.

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Machiavelli said:

His tracking back last night was exemplary.

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Machiavelli said:

Well, as no-one else has bounced his thread, I will.
He's some player. Lightening quick. His pressing is off-the-scale, I'm not sure I can think of a player as good at it since Firmino. His tracking back last night was exemplary. He's dangerous higher up the pitch, there were two of their players on him in the build-up to the first leaving Veltman in acres of space to put in that sumptuous cross.

Sure, there's room for improvement. Sometimes his technique looks suspect and his decision-making will hopefully come with more experience but we've got ourselves a serious player here.

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Machiavelli said:

Well, as no-one else has bounced his thread, I will.
He's some player. Lightening quick. His pressing is off-the-scale, I'm not sure I can think of a player as good at it since Firmino. His tracking back last night was exemplary. He's dangerous higher up the pitch, there were two of their players on him in the build-up to the first leaving Veltman in acres of space to put in that sumptuous cross.

Sure, there's room for improvement. Sometimes his technique looks suspect and his decision-making will hopefully come with more experience but we've got ourselves a serious player here.

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LamieRobertson said:

He’s certainly improved his tracking back and tackling (ahead of Adringa imo) …..plus developing his forward play

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One Teddy Maybank said:

His tracking back is really good and comparable with Mitoma. Fantastic work rate as well.

However, I would say it’s a bit more than ‘sometimes’ in terms of technique and particularly decision making.

Definitely getting better though and hopefully next season he’ll fly.

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Change at Barnham said:

Things that go together:

Fish & Chips
Mitoma & Estupinian
Egg & Bacon
Minteh & Veltman

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