Nottingham Forest - Wolves
#85
(02-09-2024, 09:54 AM)wassy04 Wrote:
(02-09-2024, 09:24 AM)Username Wrote:
(02-09-2024, 06:05 AM)northeastred Wrote: Sangare is doing a great job, his job, he's doing what he's ment too. Seen every one bang on about Yates when he come on, noone mention when Sangare gets the ball he tries or does pass it forward, Yates goes back 90 percent of the time,

I get the feeling Miguel might be in goal after the break. Or he will at least be no 1 by November.

Good few weeks for the newbies to impress

There’s lots of inaccuracies here. 

Firstly, great is a stretch. He’s doing certain aspects to a good standard and you’ve highlighted those with his stats elsewhere but that is the not the complete remit of someone in his position and so far this season he has been beaten, one on one, too often for someone in his position. 

Secondly the suggestion that he does, or tries to, pass the ball forward every time he gets the ball is an utter fallacy, the stats don’t back this up. 

Interesting that you highlight Yates in comparison because when he came on for Danilo against Bournemouth he was by far our most progressive midfielder in terms of both ball carrying and forward passes. A fact you seem to have omitted.

Agreed on all of this. I think the point about him getting beaten is what was worrying me the most. It just looked so easy, often and this was against Wolves. The fact he has been subbed early is a bad sign, I understand sticking with him but the signs are definitely not pointing in the right direction.

I think Sangare polarises opinion because he is very very good at breaking up play, nicking the ball back and getting it forward quickly for us.

However, he is simply too slow and when players run at him, they are gliding past too easily, creating overloads and putting us under pressure.

In the PL you need both. 
I can see a new no6 and no9 being the targets in January.
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#86
It’s a hypothetical question so a bit unfair to Sels, but did anyone else think that Big M might have saved their goal with his reach?
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#87
(02-09-2024, 10:52 AM)DR Forest Wrote: It’s a hypothetical question so a bit unfair to Sels, but did anyone else think that Big M might have saved their goal with his reach?

Yeah, but the one that when through Sels' legs may not have got a touch and slowed down, hypothetically speaking.
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#88
(02-09-2024, 11:15 AM)McDurban Wrote:
(02-09-2024, 10:52 AM)DR Forest Wrote: It’s a hypothetical question so a bit unfair to Sels, but did anyone else think that Big M might have saved their goal with his reach?

Yeah, but the one that when through Sels' legs may not have got a touch and slowed down, hypothetically speaking.

Yeah, I guess… but then he did get low and wide to save with his legs in the 1v1 with Tonali in the cup to keep us in it.
Doesn’t really matter but if he’s settling in I also expect him to be starting soon.
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#89
(02-09-2024, 11:37 AM)DR Forest Wrote:
(02-09-2024, 11:15 AM)McDurban Wrote:
(02-09-2024, 10:52 AM)DR Forest Wrote: It’s a hypothetical question so a bit unfair to Sels, but did anyone else think that Big M might have saved their goal with his reach?

Yeah, but the one that when through Sels' legs may not have got a touch and slowed down, hypothetically speaking.

Yeah, I guess… but then he did get low and wide to save with his legs in the 1v1 with Tonali in the cup to keep us in it.
Doesn’t really matter but if he’s settling in I also expect him to be starting soon.

In all fairness, why would Sels be dropped on his current form? He hasnt done anything wrong and has only conceded twice in three games. Thats no reason to be dropped
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