the downside to Moses new role in Conte's

[Chimex101]

3-4-3 system is that it will turn him into a more mechanical type player who will rely heavily on sheer pace and strength than technique, and Moses is a very tricky player with decent technique and I fear he might end up as another Mikel who was shafted into been a dust-up player he is now from his normal attacking abilities... I just hope his new role with Chelsea won't affect the more attacking style we have known him for in the SE system.

[okidoki]

It won't. The thing is, he has to be much more tactical and limit the flair. However an old man gon, will dance to a tune he knows. When he plays as a winger he'll take more chances. Also observe his stamina is clearly improvef, a good one for us.

[Bigpokey24]

What a poorly thought out thread..smh

[Tbite]

Actually if you watched the game against Everton, bobo did not show any drop off to his attacking abilities. If anything he is attacking at his peak. One of his shots hit the post, another was unlucky to go in, after being parried. He had one deft pass from deep to Costa, scintillating runs on the right, step overs, drops of the shoulder, one twos, give and gos with Kante, Hazard and Pedro etc

and you also forget one part of Victor Moses's game that was always there (He is one of the best players in the EPL, when it comes to running from deep). That has always been a big part of the game. It is not something that emerged under this new system, it is simply going to be more prevalent now.

So bobo will simply become more versatile and complete. A player that can do it all really. The way that he drops his shoulder and opens up space is reminiscent of Hazard's own abilities, bobo is still playing like the classic winger that he was.

And his confidence right now is at peak levels. If he starts against Algeria, I feel sorry for them.

[100%Naija]

What a poorly thought out thread..smh

you too dey find trouble.

[Coach]

Moses has gone from perpetual loanee/man in the iron mask, to a fully established first-teamer and arguably one of the first names on the team-sheet. Detrimental? Nonsense, one would find less bullsh*t neath a buffalo undergoing colonic irrigation. Moses is blossoming, brilliantly.

[Mr Shows]

He will surely provide good cover for whatever option we field in the troubled right back position ... Big plus right there

[Kabalega]

Actually if you watched the game against Everton, bobo did not show any drop off to his attacking abilities. If anything he is attacking at his peak. One of his shots hit the post, another was unlucky to go in, after being parried. He had one deft pass from deep to Costa, scintillating runs on the right, step overs, drops of the shoulder, one twos, give and gos with Kante, Hazard and Pedro etc

and you also forget one part of Victor Moses's game that was always there (He is one of the best players in the EPL, when it comes to running from deep). That has always been a big part of the game. It is not something that emerged under this new system, it is simply going to be more prevalent now.

So bobo will simply become more versatile and complete. A player that can do it all really. The way that he drops his shoulder and opens up space is reminiscent of Hazard's own abilities, bobo is still playing like the classic winger that he was.

And his confidence right now is at peak levels. If he starts against Algeria, I feel sorry for them.

[waka-man]

I was at the game today.
To find anything but positives in VMs new role is wasting time. It suits him to a T.
It actually accentuates his trickery in the final third, opens up more of the field as he gets the ball in deeper positions, and makes better use of his physical strength - he was a beast on the tackles today.
And I can tell you from the chat on the terraces, he's become a firm fan favourite.
If he stays free, he'll be one of Chelsea's most impactful players.

[Tbite]

Actually if you watched the game against Everton, bobo did not show any drop off to his attacking abilities. If anything he is attacking at his peak. One of his shots hit the post, another was unlucky to go in, after being parried. He had one deft pass from deep to Costa, scintillating runs on the right, step overs, drops of the shoulder, one twos, give and gos with Kante, Hazard and Pedro etc

and you also forget one part of Victor Moses's game that was always there (He is one of the best players in the EPL, when it comes to running from deep). That has always been a big part of the game. It is not something that emerged under this new system, it is simply going to be more prevalent now.

So bobo will simply become more versatile and complete. A player that can do it all really. The way that he drops his shoulder and opens up space is reminiscent of Hazard's own abilities, bobo is still playing like the classic winger that he was.

And his confidence right now is at peak levels. If he starts against Algeria, I feel sorry for them.

This guy.

[mcal]

...the guy is having fun this season, one of the many pluses not honoring SE/Nigeria call ups.

[metalalloy]

What a poorly thought out thread..smh

you too dey find trouble.

[metalalloy]

. He's not picking up any new habits at 26

[Eaglezbeak]

Moses wasn't even considered before Conte arrived so he wasn't able to prove anything as far as Chelsea where concerned!

[Damunk]

I was at the game today.
To find anything but positives in VMs new role is wasting time. It suits him to a T.
It actually accentuates his trickery in the final third, opens up more of the field as he gets the ball in deeper positions, and makes better use of his physical strength - he was a beast on the tackles today.
And I can tell you from the chat on the terraces, he's become a firm fan favourite.
If he stays free, he'll be one of Chelsea's most impactful players.

Though Hazzard rightfully won MOTM, Moses was a contender by the Sky sports pundits.

[waka-man]

To be fair, everyone had the best games I've ever seen them play for Chelsea, apart from Courtois and Cahill (not that they did anything wrong, just that they had normal games).

Moses was full of swagger, a constant menace to Everton. You'd think he was the star of the league considering the nonchalant way he dominated that flank in both halves of the pitch.
But
Luis was imperial
Cesear unflappable
Matic and Kante supremely assured. Kante interestingly playing slightly more forward of the two
Alonso finally had a good game. Scratch that, a great game.
Pedro was my next MOM. Looked like the player once promised at Barca, our very own Alexi Sanchez. Everything he did worked.
And Diego activated full beast mode. Absolutely terrorised Ashley Williams and Phil Jaglieka.

Lots of the UK press are saying this was one of the most impressive performances in Premiership history. It really was that good.

[TonyTheTigerKiller]

Is their really that big a difference between a wing back in a 3 - 4 - 3 formation and a full back in a 4 - 3 - 3 or 4 - 4 - 2 formation? Maybe Rhor should consider playing Moses at RFB


Cheers.

[Odas]

What a poorly thought out thread..smh

you too dey find trouble.

No mind am! He no efen write him own idea.

[Odas]

Moses has gone from perpetual loanee/man in the iron mask, to a fully established first-teamer and arguably one of the first names on the team-sheet. Detrimental? Nonsense, one would find less bullsh*t neath a buffalo undergoing colonic irrigation. Moses is blossoming, brilliantly.

Nmm ? Oga; abeg, na wetin you tok? Make you tok-am again make I hear propro

[Odas]

I was at the game today.
To find anything but positives in VMs new role is wasting time. It suits him to a T.
It actually accentuates his trickery in the final third, opens up more of the field as he gets the ball in deeper positions, and makes better use of his physical strength - he was a beast on the tackles today.
And I can tell you from the chat on the terraces, he's become a firm fan favourite.
If he stays free, he'll be one of Chelsea's most impactful players.

Free of what? Please clarify

[Bigpokey24]

What a poorly thought out thread..smh

you too dey find trouble.

When you see such lazy thought out thread, you just ponder...the OP still dey drink milk. ..how any person fit beat chest dey predict how footballer career go end because bobo dey play different position ..omo I tire for people wey get coconut water as brain cells

[Chimex101]

What a poorly thought out thread..smh

you too dey find trouble.

When you see such lazy thought out thread, you just ponder...the OP still dey drink milk. ..how any person fit beat chest dey predict how footballer career go end because bobo dey play different position ..omo I tire for people wey get coconut water as brain cells

dude nobody here takes you serious so get a grip on yourself, abi na fight? you old pass me yet you dey chase me around from pillar to post make yourself more useful, like jerking off to a picture of Mikel in the basement of your mama's house or something you twat

[Chimex101]

To be fair, everyone had the best games I've ever seen them play for Chelsea, apart from Courtois and Cahill (not that they did anything wrong, just that they had normal games).

Moses was full of swagger, a constant menace to Everton. You'd think he was the star of the league considering the nonchalant way he dominated that flank in both halves of the pitch.
But
Luis was imperial
Cesear unflappable
Matic and Kante supremely assured. Kante interestingly playing slightly more forward of the two
Alonso finally had a good game. Scratch that, a great game.
Pedro was my next MOM. Looked like the player once promised at Barca, our very own Alexi Sanchez. Everything he did worked.
And Diego activated full beast mode. Absolutely terrorised Ashley Williams and Phil Jaglieka.

Lots of the UK press are saying this was one of the most impressive performances in Premiership history. It really was that good.