I am not a fan of Sheaf but I must say I thought elements of his play on Sunday were top quality and he got better as the game progressed. His awareness was excellent and sometimes you could see his outlet ball was not on because of lack of movement from his team mates. More of the same please.
I've re-watched Gyökeres' goal over and over again at 1/4 speed and although O'Hare did all the hard work to get the ball into the box, when it rebounded out to Sheaf, even though he had very little time to react, he deliberately angled his foot and weighted a perfect 2 yard pass to the waiting Gyökeres who he had spotted in space to his left.
A brilliant piece of instinctive play and yet he gets very little credit for his part in the goal.
I do wish people would get off his back.
Well I had multiple people around me at that ground moaning about him all gameYou say you wish people would get off his back. I've only seen positive comments about his second half performance. I think everyone can admit him and Hamer were not at their best in the first half. We can all see the ability he has and i'm excited to watch him this season. The only place where people are really getting on his back is the facebook forum but the average IQ on that forum is fairly low
Yeah I remember thatAt the time I thought it a ricochet, but the camera behind the goal makes it look like an instanteous reaction and flick to Gyokeres. In which case it is top quality awareness. He did similar to feed Hamer in to score in a home game last year, can't remember which.
It was to Maatsen who cut inside and hit a shot at goal.He also played a sublime outside of the boot pass out to the left at one point. Can't remember who it was to, but it shows some of what he has in his locker
To Maatsen who cut in and shot over. The pass was a beauty though.He also played a sublime outside of the boot pass out to the left at one point. Can't remember who it was to, but it shows some of what he has in his locker
That pass was immense.He also played a sublime outside of the boot pass out to the left at one point. Can't remember who it was to, but it shows some of what he has in his locker
That guy sounds like he knows his stuff!Him and Hamer both suffered massively from lack of an outlet. Someone else said they need to learn to take the safe pass backwards and bollock the forwards for lack of movement.
His potential is obvious and he will end up being a very good player, sadly a lot of our fans favour headless chickens.
Blues equaliserAt the time I thought it a ricochet, but the camera behind the goal makes it look like an instanteous reaction and flick to Gyokeres. In which case it is top quality awareness. He did similar to feed Hamer in to score in a home game last year, can't remember which.
That guy sounds like he knows his stuff!
Maybe Sparks also?‘cc84cov likes this’
He doesn't, although one of the things that Kelly does do is offer a bridge between defence / defensive midfield and the attacking midfield that others maybe haven't all the time. Where Sheaf looks so much better is when he has the confidence to play progressively and / or is given the option to do so. Worth noting when Kelly came in, his first season he was probably sitting too deep, leaving Doyle to try and drive. Given Sheaf's got a better passing range to Kelly, if he progresses the same way this season as Kelly did in the levels below, then we'll have a top midfielder on our hands that'll make the midfield flow so much better.The other thing to say about Sheaf is that he was up in the opposition's box on a few occasions, something Kelly doesn't often do.
Well Kelly must have for at least one game where he got the brace.
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