This is the correct video for that song.
Cheating twat, but a genius cheating twat.Sadly missed
Quote from: Hookeysmith on July 25, 2024, 01:10:04 PMCheating twat, but a genius cheating twat.Sadly missedHe's well-regarded in Ireland.
Quote from: Brazilian Villain on July 25, 2024, 02:11:12 PMQuote from: Hookeysmith on July 25, 2024, 01:10:04 PMCheating twat, but a genius cheating twat.Sadly missedHe's well-regarded in Ireland.How about Thierry?
He's a strong player physicality wise however he does need to work on his football intelligence and his passing and ability isn't anywhere near Douglas Luiz level in my view.I do think signing Onana assists the defence and can go some way to addressing goals conceded.That's the area that most needs addressing and Onana will offer stability as a 6 alongside Barkley.Would like to see another midfielder in to address concern of Luiz leaving though.
Quote from: Footy-Vill on July 26, 2024, 01:04:11 PMHe's a strong player physicality wise however he does need to work on his football intelligence and his passing and ability isn't anywhere near Douglas Luiz level in my view.I do think signing Onana assists the defence and can go some way to addressing goals conceded.That's the area that most needs addressing and Onana will offer stability as a 6 alongside Barkley.Would like to see another midfielder in to address concern of Luiz leaving though.There is nothing wrong with Onanas passing. During Euro 2024, he had an average 90% passing accuracy per game. 92% of that was in his own half. 89% was in the opposition half.During last years Premier League campaign, playing "Dycheball", he had an average 85% passing accuracy per game. 90% of that was in his own half. 81% of that was in the opposition half.Which for the record, is pretty similar to Douglas Luiz Premier League campaign last season. (89% overall, 93% in own half, 80% in opposition half.)So his passing ability is fine. Especially within a team that actually plays passing football.
Quote from: pablo_picasso on July 26, 2024, 01:35:13 PMQuote from: Footy-Vill on July 26, 2024, 01:04:11 PMHe's a strong player physicality wise however he does need to work on his football intelligence and his passing and ability isn't anywhere near Douglas Luiz level in my view.I do think signing Onana assists the defence and can go some way to addressing goals conceded.That's the area that most needs addressing and Onana will offer stability as a 6 alongside Barkley.Would like to see another midfielder in to address concern of Luiz leaving though.There is nothing wrong with Onanas passing. During Euro 2024, he had an average 90% passing accuracy per game. 92% of that was in his own half. 89% was in the opposition half.During last years Premier League campaign, playing "Dycheball", he had an average 85% passing accuracy per game. 90% of that was in his own half. 81% of that was in the opposition half.Which for the record, is pretty similar to Douglas Luiz Premier League campaign last season. (89% overall, 93% in own half, 80% in opposition half.)So his passing ability is fine. Especially within a team that actually plays passing football.Come on now Onana is no Douglas Luiz the only metric he beats Dougie at is height!As a 6 for Belgian in Euros he was over ran and ironically it was crying out for Your Tielemans to replace him in a game.It's kind of necessary to have a few 6ft plus players in the teams now and of course Onana has quality other than his sheer size but I don't think he got the passing range , penalty nous or set piece ability and creativity of Luiz.
He's a strong player physicality wise however he does need to work on his football intelligence and his passing and ability isn't anywhere near Douglas Luiz level in my view .... Would like to see another midfielder in to address concern of Luiz leaving though.
I asked the other day why his English is so good but no one replied. Is it just because he's really clever, do we think?