Quote from: LeeB on August 19, 2014, 09:29:26 AMQuote from: Monty on August 19, 2014, 09:06:06 AMIt seemed to me that Westwood was being forced to do both the screening and the spreading jobs in midfield, and his ineptitude at the former has prevented his really being able to focus on the latter, which he is actually good at. Hopefully Sanchez will free him up to do what does best.Yes, we might well have the fabled "buzzer, cruncher and spreader".I'd rather one be creator than buzzer, because I'd prefer all of them to buzz as much as possible.
Quote from: Monty on August 19, 2014, 09:06:06 AMIt seemed to me that Westwood was being forced to do both the screening and the spreading jobs in midfield, and his ineptitude at the former has prevented his really being able to focus on the latter, which he is actually good at. Hopefully Sanchez will free him up to do what does best.Yes, we might well have the fabled "buzzer, cruncher and spreader".
It seemed to me that Westwood was being forced to do both the screening and the spreading jobs in midfield, and his ineptitude at the former has prevented his really being able to focus on the latter, which he is actually good at. Hopefully Sanchez will free him up to do what does best.
Quote from: Toronto La Roca on August 19, 2014, 01:47:03 PMQuote from: LeeB on August 19, 2014, 09:29:26 AMQuote from: Monty on August 19, 2014, 09:06:06 AMIt seemed to me that Westwood was being forced to do both the screening and the spreading jobs in midfield, and his ineptitude at the former has prevented his really being able to focus on the latter, which he is actually good at. Hopefully Sanchez will free him up to do what does best.Yes, we might well have the fabled "buzzer, cruncher and spreader".I think I've met all three on a night out at the strippers.Yeah, but did they gel together?
Quote from: LeeB on August 19, 2014, 09:29:26 AMQuote from: Monty on August 19, 2014, 09:06:06 AMIt seemed to me that Westwood was being forced to do both the screening and the spreading jobs in midfield, and his ineptitude at the former has prevented his really being able to focus on the latter, which he is actually good at. Hopefully Sanchez will free him up to do what does best.Yes, we might well have the fabled "buzzer, cruncher and spreader".I think I've met all three on a night out at the strippers.
Quote from: LeeB on August 19, 2014, 07:57:01 PMQuote from: Toronto La Roca on August 19, 2014, 01:47:03 PMQuote from: LeeB on August 19, 2014, 09:29:26 AMQuote from: Monty on August 19, 2014, 09:06:06 AMIt seemed to me that Westwood was being forced to do both the screening and the spreading jobs in midfield, and his ineptitude at the former has prevented his really being able to focus on the latter, which he is actually good at. Hopefully Sanchez will free him up to do what does best.Yes, we might well have the fabled "buzzer, cruncher and spreader".I think I've met all three on a night out at the strippers.Yeah, but did they gel together?yes, in the end
I would be very surprised if it wasn't an unchanged team. Barring injuries.
It will be the same team as Saturday. I imagine Okore and Sanchez will be on the bench. Maybe even Cole after a good run out this week with the U21's
There is every chance that he may find the english game a bit of getting used to. A lot of players have come over and said how quick it is so let's not get on his back if he looks off the pace at first.
I want him to start. He's undoubtedly a better player than Westwood so will improve the team immediately. Besides, he's had a few weeks of training to get to know the players and how he will fit into what PL wants from himQuote from: Clampy on August 21, 2014, 08:31:51 AMThere is every chance that he may find the english game a bit of getting used to. A lot of players have come over and said how quick it is so let's not get on his back if he looks off the pace at first. .Good ones don't. He's 28 and at the peak of his game and will know more about the game here than our younger regulars of last season.
Quote from: Bren'd on August 21, 2014, 08:45:52 AMI want him to start. He's undoubtedly a better player than Westwood so will improve the team immediately. Besides, he's had a few weeks of training to get to know the players and how he will fit into what PL wants from himQuote from: Clampy on August 21, 2014, 08:31:51 AMThere is every chance that he may find the english game a bit of getting used to. A lot of players have come over and said how quick it is so let's not get on his back if he looks off the pace at first. .Good ones don't. He's 28 and at the peak of his game and will know more about the game here than our younger regulars of last season.Maybe but look how long it took Petrov to get used to the Premiership although he was played out of position.Maybe he will settle straight in but i'm just saying that it's possible he might find the pace a bit quick at first.