albionalex
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Still having to have a pop at a player who served us so well. Bit weird if you ask me.
I think he's saying Bissouma isn't as important as some are making out.
Still having to have a pop at a player who served us so well. Bit weird if you ask me.
Biss is a great player but I'm a bit confused as to why he is so highly rated by pundits, is he really ready to be starting for teams at Arsenal's and Liverpool's level?
I think he has the potential to be that good but still needs to improve some until he ready for that big a step up.
Bissouma finishes the season with a shooting accuracy of 7.1%, which is the 2nd worst in the league. Interestingly, the player who has the worst shooting accuracy is Wilfried Ndidi, who plays a very similar role to Bissouma.
Probably for the best that his shooting has been so bad, if he'd bagged a handful of goals then we'd have an even slimmer chance of keeping him than we already do!
Biss is a great player but I'm a bit confused as to why he is so highly rated by pundits, is he really ready to be starting for teams at Arsenal's and Liverpool's level?
I think he has the potential to be that good but still needs to improve some until he ready for that big a step up.
Biss is a great player but I'm a bit confused as to why he is so highly rated by pundits, is he really ready to be starting for teams at Arsenal's and Liverpool's level?
I think he has the potential to be that good but still needs to improve some until he ready for that big a step up.
Yes he is.
His ability to break up play is extraordinary. He has this incredible knack to just nip the ball away from an opposition player when it looks like he doesn't have any right to be able to win the ball, as well as the more eye-catching perfectly-timed full-blooded tackles he puts in.
His work rate is also right up there with the best - he just keeps on going.
While Bissouma is not great at shooting, a fair amount of his shots are to prevent counter-attacks. Its the same with Ndidi. On set pieces and similar they are often the last/second last man standing and if you get the ball and have no immediate passing options, you usually dont want to dribble a guy and look for the option - you need to get rid of the ball, especially if you are not 100% sure of where all the opponents are. Drop it to the opponent and it is immediatly very dangerous. Take a shot from a bad angle and yes, you are unlikely to score but you'll get time to gather your defense again. Its not sexy but it sometimes must be done.
He is ready, its a top class player. If - against all odds - he would not make it wherever he goes, I'm sure he is welcome back.
His ability to 'nick' the ball, or win a ball back is incredible. Also just ticks over nicely in midfield, especially in a tight spot is always reliable.
While Bissouma is not great at shooting, a fair amount of his shots are to prevent counter-attacks. Its the same with Ndidi. On set pieces and similar they are often the last/second last man standing and if you get the ball and have no immediate passing options, you usually dont want to dribble a guy and look for the option - you need to get rid of the ball, especially if you are not 100% sure of where all the opponents are. Drop it to the opponent and it is immediatly very dangerous. Take a shot from a bad angle and yes, you are unlikely to score but you'll get time to gather your defense again. Its not sexy but it sometimes must be done.
He is ready, its a top class player. If - against all odds - he would not make it wherever he goes, I'm sure he is welcome back.
Yes he is.
His ability to break up play is extraordinary. He has this incredible knack to just nip the ball away from an opposition player when it looks like he doesn't have any right to be able to win the ball, as well as the more eye-catching perfectly-timed full-blooded tackles he puts in.
His work rate is also right up there with the best - he just keeps on going.
While Bissouma is not great at shooting, a fair amount of his shots are to prevent counter-attacks. Its the same with Ndidi. On set pieces and similar they are often the last/second last man standing and if you get the ball and have no immediate passing options, you usually dont want to dribble a guy and look for the option - you need to get rid of the ball, especially if you are not 100% sure of where all the opponents are. Drop it to the opponent and it is immediatly very dangerous. Take a shot from a bad angle and yes, you are unlikely to score but you'll get time to gather your defense again. Its not sexy but it sometimes must be done.
He is ready, its a top class player. If - against all odds - he would not make it wherever he goes, I'm sure he is welcome back.
Biss is a great player but I'm a bit confused as to why he is so highly rated by pundits, is he really ready to be starting for teams at Arsenal's and Liverpool's level?
I think he has the potential to be that good but still needs to improve some until he ready for that big a step up.
While Bissouma is not great at shooting, a fair amount of his shots are to prevent counter-attacks. Its the same with Ndidi. On set pieces and similar they are often the last/second last man standing and if you get the ball and have no immediate passing options, you usually dont want to dribble a guy and look for the option - you need to get rid of the ball, especially if you are not 100% sure of where all the opponents are. Drop it to the opponent and it is immediatly very dangerous. Take a shot from a bad angle and yes, you are unlikely to score but you'll get time to gather your defense again. Its not sexy but it sometimes must be done.
He is ready, its a top class player. If - against all odds - he would not make it wherever he goes, I'm sure he is welcome back.