Neil Cutler

[Lastfootstamper]

To those at Derby today; instant impact?

[dcdavecollett]

not really.

Nyland has always looked a good shot-stopper.

He made two good saves in the first half, but still rarely came off his line. In the second half, he had nothing to do, as we enjoyed so much possession.

[Smoke]

I thought his distribution has improved

[brian green]

You need not worry about my penchant for athletic young Norwegians with cute haircuts Newby.  I have it under control.  You can worry about me forgetting where I live if you like.

[Ads]

not really.

Nyland has always looked a good shot-stopper.

He made two good saves in the first half, but still rarely came off his line. In the second half, he had nothing to do, as we enjoyed so much possession.

You mean apart from him coming and collecting the few crosses they swung in with ease.

The only time he appeared to make a mistake, he actually drilled it flat to Grealish, who fed wide to Kodjia, who squared to Tammy and we ought to have scored.

[Sexual Ealing]

not really.

Nyland has always looked a good shot-stopper.

He made two good saves in the first half, but still rarely came off his line. In the second half, he had nothing to do, as we enjoyed so much possession.

You mean apart from him coming and collecting the few crosses they swung in with ease.

The only time he appeared to make a mistake, he actually drilled it flat to Grealish, who fed wide to Kodjia, who squared to Tammy and we ought to have scored.

I noticed that. The commentator on the stream I was watching said something along the lines of "a terrible clearance, but it's landed with Grealish..."

Looked pretty deliberate to me.

[Mister E]

not really.
Nyland has always looked a good shot-stopper.
He made two good saves in the first half, but still rarely came off his line. In the second half, he had nothing to do, as we enjoyed so much possession.

Disagree, Dave.
I thought he looked and played with much greater confidence and was certainly more mobile around his area. At one point in the first half he came for a high ball that must have been 9-10 yards off his line, and did so with ease. He almost lookd like a different keeper.
Second half, it was a park-walk since he had nothing to do!

[Steve67]

You need not worry about my penchant for athletic young Norwegians with cute haircuts Newby.  I have it under control.  You can worry about me forgetting where I live if you like.

Feel free to PM me Brian, just in case!! I am a public servant.  :-)

[dcdavecollett]

Actually, Nyland has always been keen to distribute the ball early.

Now the outfield players are looking for it more.

[BC Villain]

This this guy deserves some credit.  Steers run last season and Nylands big improvement in the games this season

[brentastonb6]

This this guy deserves some credit.  Steers run last season and Nylands big improvement in the games this season

Agree, It’s nice to be able to say positive things about goings on at Bodymoor Heath.Long May it continue

[UK Redsox]

He also seems very involved with in-game decision making, more so than Terry

[robleflaneur]

Nyland has been  a revelation since his return.Also good to see that we got in Harrison who was in charge of the successful Baggies academy and now we look to be signing  a wonderful prospect in Barry.
Getting the right staff goes a long way in becoming a succesful club again.

[Kimaster1976]

He also seems very involved with in-game decision making, more so than Terry

Yes i have noticed this, Cutler is always close by talking and giving instructions to players, more so than Terry i agree.

Cutler gives the impression he is much more important to the overall coaching set up than just the goalkeeping coach.

[BC Villain]

He also seems very involved with in-game decision making, more so than Terry

Yes i have noticed this, Cutler is always close by talking and giving instructions to players, more so than Terry i agree.

Cutler gives the impression he is much more important to the overall coaching set up than just the goalkeeping coach.

They both go back a long way, as they were both at Walsall.   Still a little confused as to what Terry actually does to be honest