Another great response from somebody who cant justify there commentsshut it you tit gael is a good prospect and a nice lad hes gonna be good in the future just stop moaning ffs:facepalm:
Point 1, i think he passes the ball forward about as much as everyone else and as hes learning from the players around him, i cant really critisise him for this!
Point 2, i dont know what games you watch but defensively he is one of our better midfielders when it comes to tackling. He certainly puts in a hell of alot more tackles (and wins them) than Bell, Sheffers, Baker etc. Only one who puts in more challenges id say is Thomas. Sammy puts a fair share in aswell but not always as successful.
Point 3, he doesnt shoot as much as he should, but i dont think this is through panic; alot of our play has to go through Sammy (for some reason), and i think there was an instance on Tuesday when he could have shot but ended up passing to Sammy. I think this is something that has been trained into him (for some unknown reason). Id like to see him have more shots as i think he may have scored a few in the academy?? Might be wrong.
Point 4, him and Sammy are very alike and I dont think they should play together. However more recently, id say Sammy has given away alot more possession away too softly than Bigi. I also believe Bigi is always looking to play the ball into space, but our players are never alert enough to get onto the passes / move into the space.
Id like to see Bigi get a bit more set play action tbh, or even Gardner now he's here. Sammy did once have the ability to create a goal / score a goal from a set piece, but this season, hes looked very off the boil when it comes to set pieces.
Bigi will be class but probably for someone else. Our fans will beat the confidence out of him he'll move on somewhere else and become quality. Just give him some time eh? it's his first full season
perhaps your right, plenty of players down the years have left us done good things
We could really do with a couple of wins hopefully starting tomorrow maybe a goal off someones arse or something just to change our luck and build some confidance up as I doubt it's not just the fans who are starting to get a bit down now with it all and just wondering themselves when that next wins going to come from.
Maybe with a couple of wins under our belt hopefully some of the players shackles will come off and they will start feeling a lot easier on the ball and try things that they have not dared or tried to do, just hope it's not being coached out of them and the young players at the clubs confidance is not damaged too much.
ha ha even more of those, lolTrue, also plenty have joined us having done good things and we've turned them into utter shite lol!
Yes he's young and yes hes in at the deep end but all i want to see is ball going forward and not backwards all the time. There has been so many opportunties where he could have played the ball forward but rather than make a mistake he opts for safety.
because if you dont, theres always some smart arse who pipes up and says "bet you never go to the games" its almost like your not allowed to comment unless you go and watch.Why do you finish every post with Season Ticket Holder?
Point 1, i think he passes the ball forward about as much as everyone else and as hes learning from the players around him, i cant really critisise him for this!
Point 2, i dont know what games you watch but defensively he is one of our better midfielders when it comes to tackling. He certainly puts in a hell of alot more tackles (and wins them) than Bell, Sheffers, Baker etc. Only one who puts in more challenges id say is Thomas. Sammy puts a fair share in aswell but not always as successful.
Point 3, he doesnt shoot as much as he should, but i dont think this is through panic; alot of our play has to go through Sammy (for some reason), and i think there was an instance on Tuesday when he could have shot but ended up passing to Sammy. I think this is something that has been trained into him (for some unknown reason). Id like to see him have more shots as i think he may have scored a few in the academy?? Might be wrong.
Point 4, him and Sammy are very alike and I dont think they should play together. However more recently, id say Sammy has given away alot more possession away too softly than Bigi. I also believe Bigi is always looking to play the ball into space, but our players are never alert enough to get onto the passes / move into the space.
Id like to see Bigi get a bit more set play action tbh, or even Gardner now he's here. Sammy did once have the ability to create a goal / score a goal from a set piece, but this season, hes looked very off the boil when it comes to set pieces.
yep agree with that but he can find a pass when required. I suppose in many ways Thorn is at fault because there so a like it stops any free following football through the middle. With that said Thorny has his hands tied behind his back and can only play with what hes got. Thorn is without doubt the manager for us even though he seems to make strange sub decisions at times but again that comes down players available i suppose.Clingan ONLY passes sideways and backwards he does not know how to play the ball through the middle so your first is only valid if your asking the question 'Bigirimana and Clingan, are they all that?'
We massively rely on Sammy and perhaps over played hence why mistakes have crept into his game. WHU were poor i thought and got lucky that night. Cardiff however were better but i think we matched them. Its good see our young lads putting in good shifts against the more senior players of the division but how long can we keep dropping points due to lack of experience.Agreed, especially on point 4 - can't remember if it was saturday or tuesday but Bigi was playing some through balls more football minded strikers would read. Plays the ball forward more than Sammy who of late has been giving the ball away poorly which is unlike him. Also given his age and style of play he is going to be inconsistent and he has came up against 2 very good midfields against WHU and Cardiff.
because if you dont, theres always some smart arse who pipes up and says "bet you never go to the games" its almost like your not allowed to comment unless you go and watch.
He's 18. Close this thread, City fans FFS!
Against West Ham, Gael tried to play 3/4 defence splitting passes in the first half alone. Are players were either too slow to react and missed the player by inches, against West Ham he was magnificent but then dreadful against Cardiff the next game.
Gael has it all to go to the top and will get better with experience as his decision making, consistency, positional and tactical awareness improves. We are very lucky to have Gael at the club so lets cut him some slack, if he was sold tomorrow we would all be up in uproar at SISU. Lets not question if he is good enough for us when in a few years time he will be too good for us.
Another great response from somebody who cant justify there comments
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