(11-05-2023, 12:32 AM)zicorice Wrote: On first viewing Danilo clearly had the tools to be a very good player, obviously and not surprisingly he didn't quite settle to the pace and unforgiving nature of the league. (Was it ManU when he dawdled on the ball and cost us?). But the more he's settling in the better he looks. Seen some interesting comparisons (Keane and Cohen) but I think he's different to anything we've had.

I'm going to say he's a bit of a hybrid potentially of one of our all time greats and one of our all time greats' sons.
Neil Webb (box to box, scoring, passing ability and almost telepathic understanding eith another forward player. But also Scott Gemmill. (Diminutive, great technical ability also knew where goal was)

Both had excellent timing and finishing ability.

If Danilo can be as good as Scotty and nearly as good as Webby we've potentially got a top player on our hands.

NB. Youngsters probably don't appreciate how good Webby was as we all mostly reminisce about our great European sides, but many people would have him in the starting line up of our all time great XI. But in his second spell, post cruciate and shall we say nowhere near as dynamic, his legacy was tarnished for a while. Still the best midfielder I've seen play for Forest though.

(11-05-2023, 05:59 AM)Red Dog Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 12:32 AM)zicorice Wrote: On first viewing Danilo clearly had the tools to be a very good player, obviously and not surprisingly he didn't quite settle to the pace and unforgiving nature of the league. (Was it ManU when he dawdled on the ball and cost us?). But the more he's settling in the better he looks. Seen some interesting comparisons (Keane and Cohen) but I think he's different to anything we've had.

I'm going to say he's a bit of a hybrid potentially of one of our all time greats and one of our all time greats' sons.
Neil Webb (box to box, scoring, passing ability and almost telepathic understanding eith another forward player. But also Scott Gemmill. (Diminutive, great technical ability also knew where goal was)

Both had excellent timing and finishing ability.

If Danilo can be as good as Scotty and nearly as good as Webby we've potentially got a top player on our hands.

NB. Youngsters probably don't appreciate how good Webby was as we all mostly reminisce about our great European sides, but many people would have him in the starting line up of our all time great XI. But in his second spell, post cruciate and shall we say nowhere near as dynamic, his legacy was tarnished for a while. Still the best midfielder I've seen play for Forest though.

Zico, you make valid points about Webb and Gemmill jnr. Now if Danillo could be a hybrid version of both, we would have some player.

(11-05-2023, 12:51 PM)zicorice Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 05:59 AM)Red Dog Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 12:32 AM)zicorice Wrote: On first viewing Danilo clearly had the tools to be a very good player, obviously and not surprisingly he didn't quite settle to the pace and unforgiving nature of the league. (Was it ManU when he dawdled on the ball and cost us?). But the more he's settling in the better he looks. Seen some interesting comparisons (Keane and Cohen) but I think he's different to anything we've had.

I'm going to say he's a bit of a hybrid potentially of one of our all time greats and one of our all time greats' sons.
Neil Webb (box to box, scoring, passing ability and almost telepathic understanding eith another forward player. But also Scott Gemmill. (Diminutive, great technical ability also knew where goal was)

Both had excellent timing and finishing ability.

If Danilo can be as good as Scotty and nearly as good as Webby we've potentially got a top player on our hands.

NB. Youngsters probably don't appreciate how good Webby was as we all mostly reminisce about our great European sides, but many people would have him in the starting line up of our all time great XI. But in his second spell, post cruciate and shall we say nowhere near as dynamic, his legacy was tarnished for a while. Still the best midfielder I've seen play for Forest though.

Zico, you make valid points about Webb and Gemmill jnr. Now if Danillo could be a hybrid version of both, we would have some player.

Thanks. Just feel Webby deserves alot more credit than he gets following his departure (the fat wallet stuff perpetuated by The Brian fanzine at the time didn't help), plus his less than sparkling return as a much lesser player.  Similar circumstances as Robbo in a way.

(11-05-2023, 07:41 PM)Red Dog Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 12:51 PM)zicorice Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 05:59 AM)Red Dog Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 12:32 AM)zicorice Wrote: On first viewing Danilo clearly had the tools to be a very good player, obviously and not surprisingly he didn't quite settle to the pace and unforgiving nature of the league. (Was it ManU when he dawdled on the ball and cost us?). But the more he's settling in the better he looks. Seen some interesting comparisons (Keane and Cohen) but I think he's different to anything we've had.

I'm going to say he's a bit of a hybrid potentially of one of our all time greats and one of our all time greats' sons.
Neil Webb (box to box, scoring, passing ability and almost telepathic understanding eith another forward player. But also Scott Gemmill. (Diminutive, great technical ability also knew where goal was)

Both had excellent timing and finishing ability.

If Danilo can be as good as Scotty and nearly as good as Webby we've potentially got a top player on our hands.

NB. Youngsters probably don't appreciate how good Webby was as we all mostly reminisce about our great European sides, but many people would have him in the starting line up of our all time great XI. But in his second spell, post cruciate and shall we say nowhere near as dynamic, his legacy was tarnished for a while. Still the best midfielder I've seen play for Forest though.

Zico, you make valid points about Webb and Gemmill jnr. Now if Danillo could be a hybrid version of both, we would have some player.

Thanks. Just feel Webby deserves alot more credit than he gets following his departure (the fat wallet stuff perpetuated by The Brian fanzine at the time didn't help), plus his less than sparkling return as a much lesser player.  Similar circumstances as Robbo in a way.

I remember us signing Webb initially and there was plenty of noise about it. Danillo is far more under the radar but if he has a similar impact, we are onto a very good thing. Remember Webb scoring consecutive hat-tricks against Villa and Chelsea ( we scored 6 in both games) :cool:

(11-05-2023, 08:20 PM)Paplane Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 07:41 PM)Red Dog Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 12:51 PM)zicorice Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 05:59 AM)Red Dog Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 12:32 AM)zicorice Wrote: On first viewing Danilo clearly had the tools to be a very good player, obviously and not surprisingly he didn't quite settle to the pace and unforgiving nature of the league. (Was it ManU when he dawdled on the ball and cost us?). But the more he's settling in the better he looks. Seen some interesting comparisons (Keane and Cohen) but I think he's different to anything we've had.

I'm going to say he's a bit of a hybrid potentially of one of our all time greats and one of our all time greats' sons.
Neil Webb (box to box, scoring, passing ability and almost telepathic understanding eith another forward player. But also Scott Gemmill. (Diminutive, great technical ability also knew where goal was)

Both had excellent timing and finishing ability.

If Danilo can be as good as Scotty and nearly as good as Webby we've potentially got a top player on our hands.

NB. Youngsters probably don't appreciate how good Webby was as we all mostly reminisce about our great European sides, but many people would have him in the starting line up of our all time great XI. But in his second spell, post cruciate and shall we say nowhere near as dynamic, his legacy was tarnished for a while. Still the best midfielder I've seen play for Forest though.

Zico, you make valid points about Webb and Gemmill jnr. Now if Danillo could be a hybrid version of both, we would have some player.

Thanks. Just feel Webby deserves alot more credit than he gets following his departure (the fat wallet stuff perpetuated by The Brian fanzine at the time didn't help), plus his less than sparkling return as a much lesser player.  Similar circumstances as Robbo in a way.

I remember us signing Webb initially and there was plenty of noise about it. Danillo is far more under the radar but if he has a similar impact, we are onto a very good thing. Remember Webb scoring consecutive hat-tricks against Villa and Chelsea ( we scored 6 in both games) :cool:

That Chelsea game was my first away game. 

(11-05-2023, 07:41 PM)Red Dog Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 12:51 PM)zicorice Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 05:59 AM)Red Dog Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 12:32 AM)zicorice Wrote: On first viewing Danilo clearly had the tools to be a very good player, obviously and not surprisingly he didn't quite settle to the pace and unforgiving nature of the league. (Was it ManU when he dawdled on the ball and cost us?). But the more he's settling in the better he looks. Seen some interesting comparisons (Keane and Cohen) but I think he's different to anything we've had.

I'm going to say he's a bit of a hybrid potentially of one of our all time greats and one of our all time greats' sons.
Neil Webb (box to box, scoring, passing ability and almost telepathic understanding eith another forward player. But also Scott Gemmill. (Diminutive, great technical ability also knew where goal was)

Both had excellent timing and finishing ability.

If Danilo can be as good as Scotty and nearly as good as Webby we've potentially got a top player on our hands.

NB. Youngsters probably don't appreciate how good Webby was as we all mostly reminisce about our great European sides, but many people would have him in the starting line up of our all time great XI. But in his second spell, post cruciate and shall we say nowhere near as dynamic, his legacy was tarnished for a while. Still the best midfielder I've seen play for Forest though.

Zico, you make valid points about Webb and Gemmill jnr. Now if Danillo could be a hybrid version of both, we would have some player.

Thanks. Just feel Webby deserves alot more credit than he gets following his departure (the fat wallet stuff perpetuated by The Brian fanzine at the time didn't help), plus his less than sparkling return as a much lesser player.  Similar circumstances as Robbo in a way.

I remember us signing Webb initially and there was plenty of noise about it. Danillo is far more under the radar but if he has a similar impact, we are onto a very good thing. Remember Webb scoring consecutive hat-tricks against Villa and Chelsea ( we scored 6 in both games) :cool:

(12-05-2023, 06:02 AM)Red Dog Wrote: Would be nice if Danillo could score a hat-trick tomorrow...

(11-05-2023, 08:20 PM)Paplane Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 07:41 PM)Red Dog Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 12:51 PM)zicorice Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 05:59 AM)Red Dog Wrote:

(11-05-2023, 12:32 AM)zicorice Wrote: On first viewing Danilo clearly had the tools to be a very good player, obviously and not surprisingly he didn't quite settle to the pace and unforgiving nature of the league. (Was it ManU when he dawdled on the ball and cost us?). But the more he's settling in the better he looks. Seen some interesting comparisons (Keane and Cohen) but I think he's different to anything we've had.

I'm going to say he's a bit of a hybrid potentially of one of our all time greats and one of our all time greats' sons.
Neil Webb (box to box, scoring, passing ability and almost telepathic understanding eith another forward player. But also Scott Gemmill. (Diminutive, great technical ability also knew where goal was)

Both had excellent timing and finishing ability.

If Danilo can be as good as Scotty and nearly as good as Webby we've potentially got a top player on our hands.

NB. Youngsters probably don't appreciate how good Webby was as we all mostly reminisce about our great European sides, but many people would have him in the starting line up of our all time great XI. But in his second spell, post cruciate and shall we say nowhere near as dynamic, his legacy was tarnished for a while. Still the best midfielder I've seen play for Forest though.

Zico, you make valid points about Webb and Gemmill jnr. Now if Danillo could be a hybrid version of both, we would have some player.

Thanks. Just feel Webby deserves alot more credit than he gets following his departure (the fat wallet stuff perpetuated by The Brian fanzine at the time didn't help), plus his less than sparkling return as a much lesser player.  Similar circumstances as Robbo in a way.

I remember us signing Webb initially and there was plenty of noise about it. Danillo is far more under the radar but if he has a similar impact, we are onto a very good thing. Remember Webb scoring consecutive hat-tricks against Villa and Chelsea ( we scored 6 in both games) :cool:

That Chelsea game was my first away game.