Joelinton

[Dougle 2853]

34 minutes ago, OTF said:

 

If his english was a bit better I'd have no problem with this.

 

Reported

[Dr Gloom 19808]

His English wasn’t so bad on the post-match interview I didn’t think 

[Gemmill 34413]

4 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

Yet the media still refuse to give any credit to Howe as it just highlights what a shit useless fuck Bruce was 

 

That thing last night btw where they stuck up the two managers records side by side and said "Howe has basically had no impact". 

 

Carragher and Neville genuinely see themselves as proper pundits and analysts, and I quite like them both, but that is a bloke incapable of critical thinking, just looking at two sets of numbers and going "well they're the same."

 

Shochcchhhhhin'.

[Kid Dynamite 5902]

On 01/01/2020 at 23:17, Kid Dynamite said:

 

 

 

 

2 Different scouting reports for Joelinton when he was at Hoffenheim. Both explicitly saying he'd be no use as a direct replacement for Rondon as he isn't a target man.

Typical Bruce/Ashley that we spent £40mil on a player and then played him out of position for 2 seasons. A handful of games under Howe and he looks like a bargain 

[Alex 30372]

 

1 minute ago, Kid Dynamite said:

Typical Bruce/Ashley that we spent £40mil on a player and then played him out of position for 2 seasons. A handful of games under Howe and he looks like a bargain 

 Steady on! Agree with the general sentiment mind 

Edited December 28, 2021 by Alex

[Kid Dynamite 5902]

On 01/01/2020 at 22:54, Kid Dynamite said:

 

 

He looks a different player here. Being asked to play as a target man for 6 months has left him bereft of confidence. 

 

On 02/01/2020 at 08:23, Kitman said:

The articles posted by J69 reminds me of john dahl tomasson, someone who we all thought was a dog shit striker until he moved to a club that actually understood where and how to play him. Im not saying he will have as successful a career as JDT but surely Joelinton can’t be this bad.

 

On 02/01/2020 at 10:24, Dr Gloom said:

from that YT reel, it looks like we smashed our transfer record to sign a striker, without realising he's actually a midfielder. classic nufc

Shame Bruce didn't read Toontastic tbh 

[OTF 6139]

26 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

His English wasn’t so bad on the post-match interview I didn’t think 

 

Agree that it wasn't too bad. No doubt given his professionalism he's also been working hard on that good lad.

[PaddockLad 14579]

Eddie Howe has turned Joelinton into a Robert Lee for the 21st century in six weeks....that's verging on genius level coaching

[Dougle 2853]

1 hour ago, Dr Gloom said:

His English wasn’t so bad on the post-match interview I didn’t think 

 

[ewerk 26282]

In fairness I think Ciaran Clark has as much to do with Joelinton’s renaissance as Eddie Howe.

[wykikitoon 16610]

1 hour ago, Gemmill said:

 

That thing last night btw where they stuck up the two managers records side by side and said "Howe has basically had no impact". 

 

Carragher and Neville genuinely see themselves as proper pundits and analysts, and I quite like them both, but that is a bloke incapable of critical thinking, just looking at two sets of numbers and going "well they're the same."

 

Shochcchhhhhin'.

Absolutely

 

The comparisons are totally unfair considering what games Howe has had.

[Kid Dynamite 5902]

For fear of using hyperbole.... I can't remember the last time I saw a more complete midfield performance for NUFC. 

[wykikitoon 16610]

 

 

 

[Alex 30372]

5 minutes ago, Kid Dynamite said:

For fear of using hyperbole.... I can't remember the last time I saw a more complete midfield performance for NUFC. 

Class. Also makes a change to see one of those vids set to music that doesn’t make my ears want to bleed

Edited December 28, 2021 by Alex

[Rayvin 4964]

Aside from enjoying the technical development of the player, I think it speaks a lot to his mental toughness that he continued to stick it out here, didn't sulk, kept playing where he was asked to play - all the while he was increasingly coming under fire from the media (and honestly the fans as well - myself included). I'm really pleased for him that he's doing so well, and his determination will stand him in good stead for the future both inside and outside of football.

[Isegrim 8870]

14 minutes ago, Kid Dynamite said:

For fear of using hyperbole.... I can't remember the last time I saw a more complete midfield performance for NUFC. 

The new Acuna tbh.

[OTF 6139]

19 minutes ago, Kid Dynamite said:

For fear of using hyperbole.... I can't remember the last time I saw a more complete midfield performance for NUFC. 

 

And that smokey sax track has me in the mood for some peak 90s erotic thriller sex scenes.

[OTF 6139]

14 minutes ago, Rayvin said:

Aside from enjoying the technical development of the player, I think it speaks a lot to his mental toughness that he continued to stick it out here, didn't sulk, kept playing where he was asked to play - all the while he was increasingly coming under fire from the media (and honestly the fans as well - myself included). I'm really pleased for him that he's doing so well, and his determination will stand him in good stead for the future both inside and outside of football.

 

I feel like this will curse him, but for all his everpresence and more recently his running and battling he has a very good injury record. The kind that goes hand in hand with being the level of professional that we're now learning that he is.

[Alex 30372]

It was Joelinton who sought out his own fitness coach under Bruce wasn’t it? 

[Howmanheyman 26768]

6 minutes ago, Alex said:

It was Joelinton who sought out his own fitness coach under Bruce wasn’t it? 

Perhaps the more professional of our players could've sourced their own personal football manager as well?

[OTF 6139]

9 minutes ago, Alex said:

It was Joelinton who sought out his own fitness coach under Bruce wasn’t it? 

 

You say "his own" almost as though Bruce included one on his coaching staff*. I suppose his Slimming World consultant kind of counts as a fitness coach of sorts...

 

* No offense to the fitness coach during Bruce's tenure, I'm sure they were a lovely person.

[OTF 6139]

4 minutes ago, Howmanheyman said:

Perhaps the more professional of our players could've sourced their own personal football manager as well?

 

Can you imagine the players chipping in to get their own (shared personal) football manager adjacent to Bruce. It's pretty much what Jones was in the end, except he was funded by Ashley in one of his classic attempts to paper over the cracks.

[Alex 30372]

15 minutes ago, Howmanheyman said:

Perhaps the more professional of our players could've sourced their own personal football manager as well?

Aye, it says a lot about Joelinton but it says more about Bruce  

[Alex 30372]

9 minutes ago, OTF said:

 

Can you imagine the players chipping in to get their own (shared personal) football manager adjacent to Bruce. It's pretty much what Jones was in the end, except he was funded by Ashley in one of his classic attempts to paper over the cracks.

Also cheaper than sacking the manager 

[The Fish 8989]

Mark of the lad that he took the criticism, tried his best in the games and when it was clearly not going to work, he reached out to his agent and through them Outlier FC. He took it upon himself to improve himself, when other players would just pick up the wage and phone it in.

 

It certainly helps that Howe has found a position and role that works for him, but I give the lion's share of the credit to big Joe.