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In some moments Longstaff is good and doing som dirty work that maybe gets unnoticed. He seem like a good lad and will do the job thats in the frame of his capacity. 

In the long term he will not develop much more. I belive this is the Longstaff we will see for now and years later.

I would love to have him as a backup player and use him in some games where someone needs a rest. 

Last night was one of his worst perfomances but in the whole he is a player that will put in a 6/10 rating 9 games out of 10.

 

A perfect body to just have in the squad. For me his like a Phil Neville type of player. 

 

 

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Absolutely better off the ball and to put a shift in that on the ball.

 

Can't help but like the lad, despite obvious limitations. Wouldn't want to see him in the starting XI every week long term, but great squad player when competing on multiple fronts.

 

Re: seeing mistakes. I think you can see all players mistakes much more now, since there are undoubtedly fewer. They seem to stand out more under Howe and I think that's credit to how well we're playing.

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He had that one nice low cross to the back post and nee fucker was there. Deserved a goal.

 

Not a big fan of SL, but he's been part of the team that has been performing way above expectations, and his shite finishing is certainly not a unique trait amongst our midfielders, going off last night.

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Find it weird with his shooting/finishing the last few games. He was so cool in front of goal before, and had a cracking long shot in him, scoring some absolute screamers when he was out on loan. Don't mind him getting more chances this season. If it starts to click again in the final third, with a bit more composure on the ball, he'll be a great player to have in the squad not only this season but for years to come.

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I'd replace Willock before Longstaff. In the short to medium term we will need to upgrade/replace a lot of our starting players if we want to consistently challenge the top 4. Only Pope, Botman, Bruno and Isak are probably of the quality we are going to need going forward.

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17 hours ago, Smal said:

I still don’t get the constant criticism of him. He’s good and I thought he was fine tonight. Defensively he never misses anything. Nobody’s passing was good in the game from either side.

 

 

 

Players with limited technical ability always get particular scrutiny from fans. Longstaff, Lascelles, Henderson. Different levels of players but all relatively poor technically.

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I’d imagine his team mates love having him in the side. The ground he covers and his stamina would be very hard to replace. He is limited and his shooting has massively gone backwards but he really does suit the way we are set up.

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Nee offence to the current media team but I’ve seen a few club interviews with that Emil Franchi bloke. Wish he would get employed full time as a club media personality to have on camera interviews. Bit like that guy that does the England stuff on official YouTube. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Weezertron said:

Nee offence to the current media team but I’ve seen a few club interviews with that Emil Franchi bloke. Wish he would get employed full time as a club media personality to have on camera interviews. Bit like that guy that does the England stuff on official YouTube. 

 

 

 

 

Josh Denzel is the England guys name and I agree he's actually very good. Has a similar sort of personality to alot of the England players which is why he gets on well with them in interviews. 

 

I do think going that route and having a specific person fronting some of the media we do and acting as a sort of a go between for the players during videos/interviews is a decent idea. 

 

As much as I'm enjoying all the new content they are doing, some of it is incredibly cringeworthy.

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That video is class, super endearing. Was nice to see him talking about how he recognises that his shooting needs to improve but he’s not putting too much pressure on himself to get it right. Honestly, if he could improve his striking of the ball he could be a fantastic box to box player

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