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Peserio should have used Osayi Samuel to feed Osimhem in the box..We need someone to make those crosses for osimhem on the right and left..

chuks69 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 7:48 pm Peserio should have used Osayi Samuel to feed Osimhem in the box..We need someone to make those crosses for osimhem on the right and left..

That’s actually not a bad idea…

Jmal wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 7:23 pm

Who is this self-appointed analyst? Vancity? Txj?? His analysis is quite a bit off kilter


Cheers.

Maybe it’s time to move him to the left wing where he can be of better use as a provider. 1mplayers should be messing up so many chances like that.

This is quite interesting. Not sure if the focus is totally fair but what was obvious to me in this game was ...his passing could have been better from a "Weighting" perspective. Sometimes too heavy - hard for the receiver to control or not the optimal kind (where a grounder will be best but he passed the ball in the air that then required the receiver to take two moves to shoot; or control and shoot). I though that weigting of some of his and a few others passing was more an issue vs how he cuts

Samuel = kelechi, same difference

Jmal wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 7:23 pm

Dude was on point with his analysis.

I didn’t watch the game but from the clip, it seems Chukwueze’s main challenge is not having a lot of history playing with Osayi and Osimhen at senior level. That stuff can be easily fixed.

But the guy that posted the video seems to be criticizing Chukwueze for being left footed. I mean, that’s a waste of time. He is who he is. We know who he is. It’s up to the coach to figure out how best to use him.

deanotito wrote: ↑Mon Mar 27, 2023 5:56 am I didn’t watch the game but from the clip, it seems Chukwueze’s main challenge is not having a lot of history playing with Osayi and Osimhen at senior level. That stuff can be easily fixed.

But the guy that posted the video seems to be criticizing Chukwueze for being left footed. I mean, that’s a waste of time. He is who he is. We know who he is. It’s up to the coach to figure out how best to use him.

Wrong! At the level of competition he plays, coaches and teams expect a better result. All,players are either right or left footed. Fluffing hard earned opportunities because he can’t use his right foot is not acceptable. Those chances are worth millions. Imagine if he made the same mistakes in a CL final. Seems to me that Chukwueze might not be working hard enough of his weaknesses.

And some self acclaimed analysis were saying Osimehn had a bad game! Look how many intelligent runs he made that were ignored. The coach is to blame for this. Maybe it will be better to use Chukwueze in a deeper position.

Like I mentioned the GB players and coach are not given enough credit, the way they were marking Chukwueze from the left side, you could tell they did their homework and studied his game

deanotito wrote: ↑Mon Mar 27, 2023 5:56 am I didn’t watch the game but from the clip, it seems Chukwueze’s main challenge is not having a lot of history playing with Osayi and Osimhen at senior level. That stuff can be easily fixed.

But the guy that posted the video seems to be criticizing Chukwueze for being left footed. I mean, that’s a waste of time. He is who he is. We know who he is. It’s up to the coach to figure out how best to use him.

He’s a Ghanaian self-appointed pundit. He follows the SE a lot and is making a name for himself.
I don’t think he is targeting Chukwueze in particular. He does all sorts of analyses on teams, players and games.

I think he was fair. I totally agree with your point on Chukwueze and Osayi-Samuel needing to get familiar.
He was focussing almost solely on Osimhen.

Chukwueze should study Saka, who also likes to cut in on to his stronger left foot. The difference is the end product.

Lolly wrote: ↑Mon Mar 27, 2023 10:38 am Chukwueze should study Saka, who also likes to cut in on to his stronger left foot. The difference is the end product.

Lolly wrote: ↑Mon Mar 27, 2023 10:38 am Chukwueze should study Saka, who also likes to cut in on to his stronger left foot. The difference is the end product.

Saka drives down that line if that’s what he’s given by the defender. Samu didn’t vary his approach at all and kept cutting back. Weird thing is I’ve seen him drive down the line for his club, he doesn’t just cut back all the time. His decision making was very poor also at this level and the execution/weight of his passes left a lot to be desired. E get as e be with these our so called professional players, who play one thing for their club then play differently (dumber) for SE…

I haven't been watching much of Villareal, but I thought he was in good form. That was a piss poor performance. Like Mace04 said, perhaps we should start accepting that certain players will only be club guys. I can't believe the rubbish I saw from him and Moses Simon. It was like watching two secondary school players.