BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Let's put in a bid for that Victor bloke who's banging them in for Coventry
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He is nowhere near a top 10 aspiring premier league strikerLet's put in a bid for that Victor bloke who's banging them in for Coventry
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In other words he scored twice.He was brilliant at Stains, but today he took a pony penalty that Sanchez couldve saved if he just stood still, and the goal was a fluke and shouldve gone down as a Colwill OG, he scuffed the shot and it totally changed direction after hitting Colwill legs and wouldve been saved if it hadnt.
mate, your obviously mental! No no no no - A striker is not supposed to hide in the game, offer nothing, offer no threat- make runs? What bloody runs. I didn’t see him hardly move. Mental comment.Personally I thought Undav did exactly what he should have done today. He stayed in the middle of the goal, kept making the runs likely to produce goals. I saw Haaland have a very similar game yesterday. Trossard, March, Gross etc are the ones we should be looking at. Lots of missed chances to deliver and lots of dross coming into the box
So every time we're knocking the ball about on the edge of the box, he's backward and forward. Trying to stay onside, trying to attack the ball with momentum. That's why I made the Haaland from yesterdays game comparison, not like they are anything like the same quality, of course not, but they are two players who will have similar heat maps. Neither will work the channels or drop deep much.mate, your obviously mental! No no no no - A striker is not supposed to hide in the game, offer nothing, offer no threat- make runs? What bloody runs. I didn’t see him hardly move. Mental comment.
This. He never looked up to PL level when he was with us and Championship seems to be his level. Undav scored for fun at a similar level last year.He is nowhere near a top 10 aspiring premier league striker
Wishful thinking mate. You can tell instantly that the lad is not up to it- his body language for a start tells us that. He even thinks he is shit.So every time we're knocking the ball about on the edge of the box, he's backward and forward. Trying to stay onside, trying to attack the ball with momentum. That's why I made the Haaland from yesterdays game comparison, not like they are anything like the same quality, of course not, but they are two players who will have similar heat maps. Neither will work the channels or drop deep much.
Imagine had Undav dropped deep and one of the wingers actually found a decent ball across the box to nobody. Then there would be cause to complain.
Maybe Undav will come to something maybe he won't, but I don't think we can really judge that from today's game. It was the lack of quality on the build up that was the problem
Every team in the Championship would want a player who scored 26 goals and made 13 assists in the Belgian league. Maybe he wouldn't be a starter in all of them, but it would certainly be a very merited striker by Championship standards.Need to loan him out, but no one in championship will take him. Perhaps league 1 better and then just get rid to anyone who bids a million. Really shit, worse than locadia.
We generally toiled up front today, despite Solly working his socks off, trying to get the ball in to the non-existent fox in the box. Quite telling that the nearest we got to scoring an equaliser imho was when Trossard finally found enough space to get a clean shot off in the second half. Other than that there wasn't much joy in the final third. Some grudging credit is due to Villa's defending thereI also think it's fair to make the point that although Ings got 2 today, one was a pen which could have been saved and one was a mis hit that trickled in.
I don't think you could say Undav did better or worse than Welbeck. Neither had any sort of chances or made any sort of impact. I'm still putting it down to a general lack of quality and speed in the final third rather than any of them did anything especially badly.
He was brilliant at Stains, but today he took a pony penalty that Sanchez couldve saved if he just stood still, and the goal was a fluke and shouldve gone down as a Colwill OG, he scuffed the shot and it totally changed direction after hitting Colwill legs and wouldve been saved if it hadnt.
...........or lend him back to USG.6 months in the Championship would be good for him. If he does well, give him a new chance in the PL. If it doesn't work quite so well, sell him - think there would be plenty of takers in somewhat smaller leagues.
I would!Wouldnt mind using him as a makewight to get Ben Brereton Diaz