I started a thread for Danilo back in January but it quickly got shuffled off to Our Brazilians.
In recognition of the fact that he has now established himself in the starting XI, has scored his 3rd goal and has a 6 year contract, it is time he had his own thread.
This lad has rapidly adjusted to life in the Premier League and with his left foot, looks set to be at the heart of the Forest midfield for seasons to come.
His reading of the game improves each outing, and the interplay between Danilo and Gibbs White is developing into a key relationship.
Gibbs White's subtle heel into the path of a charging Danilo for the goal is the type of attacking threat from midfield that has been missing from Forests arsenal.
Someone early on in is career with Forest said he "can't finish", well he has put that rumour to bed.
When Cooper began playing him higher up the pitch I though it was because he was prone to errors, being so young and new to the Premier League.
While that may have some truth to it, the reality is that Copper no doubt wanted his energy higher up the pitch to match that of Gibbs White.
I look forward to reading more observations from the forum about this youngster who seems to have plenty of potential and time to fulfil it at Forest.
In recognition of the fact that he has now established himself in the starting XI, has scored his 3rd goal and has a 6 year contract, it is time he had his own thread.
This lad has rapidly adjusted to life in the Premier League and with his left foot, looks set to be at the heart of the Forest midfield for seasons to come.
His reading of the game improves each outing, and the interplay between Danilo and Gibbs White is developing into a key relationship.
Gibbs White's subtle heel into the path of a charging Danilo for the goal is the type of attacking threat from midfield that has been missing from Forests arsenal.
Someone early on in is career with Forest said he "can't finish", well he has put that rumour to bed.
When Cooper began playing him higher up the pitch I though it was because he was prone to errors, being so young and new to the Premier League.
While that may have some truth to it, the reality is that Copper no doubt wanted his energy higher up the pitch to match that of Gibbs White.
I look forward to reading more observations from the forum about this youngster who seems to have plenty of potential and time to fulfil it at Forest.
