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  On 26/10/2022 at 12:46, spongebob toonpants said:

As a great man once said

Urgh... Jesus

Bruceball ≠ Howeball

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When finally the moment of understanding comes to you, please refer back to this post and re-read the sentence that follows.

 

I forgive you for doubting me.

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  On 02/11/2022 at 09:32, The Fish said:

Come on TS, Holden doesn't like numbers. You know this. They frighten and confuse him. 

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Some of us don’t need the numbers as reassurance or back up Dave :cuppa:

 

You can find a thread on here where I said Trippier was a utterly brilliant full back and would definitely play for England when he was at Burnley. No fucker was tipping him for that at the time. You’ve either got it or you haven’t….

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  On 02/11/2022 at 09:52, PaddockLad said:

You can find a thread on here where I said Trippier was a utterly brilliant full back and would definitely play for England when he was at Burnley. No fucker was tipping him for that at the time. You’ve either got it or you haven’t….

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Meanwhile Parky and Howay thought we'd signed the better RB from Spurs in Yedlin...

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  On 02/11/2022 at 09:52, PaddockLad said:


Some of us don’t need the numbers as reassurance or back up Dave :cuppa:

 

You can find a thread on here where I said Trippier was a utterly brilliant full back and would definitely play for England when he was at Burnley. No fucker was tipping him for that at the time. You’ve either got it or you haven’t….

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I'm sure you've predicted big tings for flops, and I'm sure you've also called players worse than shit and been proven wrong.

 

Stats are sweet sweet objectivity baby.

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Read a nice article about Almiron's improved form on the Athletic by the music hater. It mentioned that Almiron's form had caused a rethink in transfer targets for his position. It's an interesting one and I suppose comes down to whether or not Almiron has turned into a 1-in-3 winger. It's possible. It could at least allow us to aim slightly more towards a young player with potential at RW to be Almiron's understudy instead of going for a replacement in someone established and more expensive.

 

The training they've been doing with Almiron is covered in the article. It's brilliant stuff to read about the intricacies but also the simplicity of it. Getting him to watch video of top players to analyse runs. Repeated drills practicing said runs. Repeated drills with Bruno and Tripps practicing anticipating when to make runs. Aiming his shots higher in the net. Really cool to see the level of detail. The stats bear out the results too to perhaps make the argument that Almiron's improvement (though not sustainable at this insane level obviously) is perhaps permanent. Given his work rate, if he can score 10-12 goals a season with half a dozen assists then he's transformed into a brilliant player that we would really not want to replace except perhaps for tactical reason from game to game or to rest him.

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It's testament to his form that we've gone from needing a RW as a priority to now needing a LW. 
 

I suspect that even when ASM is fit, Joelinton may get the nod over him in that position given his work rate and ability to follow instructions. You could say that then leaves us a CM short, but even Ciggy is looking like a world beater atm!

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