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Online Ian.

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Re: Amadou Onana
« Reply #1845 on: Today at 07:37:44 PM »
My solution is to add Bogarde into midfield and let Doug (and Onana to an extent) play with more freedom. I think we need to win the midfield battle first so having three in there should help.

The fact Brendia, Sancho and Bailey have been so inconsistent just supports the swap in my opinion.

This is what I think too.

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Re: Amadou Onana
« Reply #1846 on: Today at 08:00:56 PM »
It’s probably not. It might seem like that, but on the flip side how inert are we as an attacking force when we can’t play out from the back. It’s probably no less match defining to lose your attacking shape - that’s not all Mings vs Torres, but it’s a big contributing factor.

Yep quite agree

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Re: Amadou Onana
« Reply #1847 on: Today at 08:32:39 PM »
5 at the back is the solution.

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Re: Amadou Onana
« Reply #1848 on: Today at 08:33:53 PM »
5 at the back is the solution.

Ok Ruben

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Re: Amadou Onana
« Reply #1849 on: Today at 09:25:46 PM »
It’s probably not. It might seem like that, but on the flip side how inert are we as an attacking force when we can’t play out from the back. It’s probably no less match defining to lose your attacking shape - that’s not all Mings vs Torres, but it’s a big contributing factor.

What's your opinion on Onana's ability on the ball?

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Re: Amadou Onana
« Reply #1850 on: Today at 09:29:46 PM »
I think he can be good on the ball, but it’s an area he needs to be more consistent with.

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Re: Amadou Onana
« Reply #1851 on: Today at 09:52:12 PM »
Been really disapointed with Onana since the rest of the midfield got injured - when really ineffectual,  No surging runs, no break up of play.  Was really hoping he would step up - particularly because he had some excellent performance prioir to that.

He looks lost without a sernior partner.  If he wants to move to a club above us (which I dont have an issue with) - he has a long way to go.  Currently - McGinn, Youri, Kamara and Probably Luiz all look better operators.

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Re: Amadou Onana
« Reply #1852 on: Today at 10:03:34 PM »
My solution is to add Bogarde into midfield and let Doug (and Onana to an extent) play with more freedom. I think we need to win the midfield battle first so having three in there should help.

The fact Brendia, Sancho and Bailey have been so inconsistent just supports the swap in my opinion.

This is what I think too.
Agree , and it means a change of system but we need to start winning the midfield battle or this run will continue.

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Re: Amadou Onana
« Reply #1853 on: Today at 10:23:39 PM »
Onana is playing more conservative with Dougie beside him. He has to. Maybe a Bogarde or Barkley in the six will allow him to be more dominant. Unai does have options and I hope he doesn't persist with Onana and Dougie for much longer.

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Re: Amadou Onana
« Reply #1854 on: Today at 10:28:28 PM »
Onana is playing more conservative with Dougie beside him. He has to. Maybe a Bogarde or Barkley in the six will allow him to be more dominant. Unai does have options and I hope he doesn't persist with Onana and Dougie for much longer.
Agree it does not look like a good combination. Both were poor Saturday.

 


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