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Miguel Almirón (now playing for Atlanta United)


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13 minutes ago, duo said:

Miggy grafts, tracks back, makes runs - he deserves no criticism. 

 

You need more than that to be a player for an elite team, lets be brutally honest anyone can track back and make runs hes simply not good enough for where we want to be as a club. If Almiron is still starting games in the 24/25 season then something is wrong

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We need a better starter but as a squad player incredibly useful. His work rate, pace and short passing, movement is good it's just the finishing touches aren't good enough. Looked like Howe didn't want him in first season but he was class last year

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5 minutes ago, ryanegg said:

Weirdest thing is, I’ve seen him hit some absolute belters on his right during warm-ups.

I watched him in the warm ups today

They do this passing thing where they are in a diamond

Pretty basic stuff to get their touch going. I never once seen him use his right foot

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2 minutes ago, black_n_white said:

Miggy is the type of player you want coming off the bench for the last 20mins. I’m a fan of his but we need to upgrade in the summer.

 

I think we need a RW, DM, CB and GK. If have enough money a LB too. 

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3 hours ago, duo said:

Miggy grafts, tracks back, makes runs - he deserves no criticism. 

I think it’s perfectly reasonable to criticise his technical ability, while still believing that the lad is as honest a player as the day is long.   He’s a hard player to dislike due to his graft, but no side looking to kick on being competitive has Almiron on their RW.  

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12 hours ago, The College Dropout said:

Lots of complaints tonight. But that was a typical Miggy performance and one of his better ones in recent weeks. 

 

Recent weeks have been poor for the same reason people are complaining though. You can't win games at this level if one of your forwards isn't either creating or scoring goals.

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Doesn't help being one footed , soon gets found out by opposition and all they need to do is prevent him from cutting back.I don't know why he can't practice with his right pin even if only to cross the ball, by being one foot only gives a defender time to rescue the situation.

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1 hour ago, TaylorJ_01 said:

He is obscenely one footed. It's unbelievable a professional player can be that one footed. It's doing my head in.

I do not understand how a professional footballer can be so one footed, hell theres sunday league players can can use both feet to some extent. Surely the coaching team and the management see this and should be having him working on it on a daily basis

 

This hinders trippier too to be honest as hes always got to be as high up the pitch as Miggy as he is in essence his right foot that is why Trippiers assists and chances created are so high

 

1 assist per year over 6 years is an shambolic return for a winger

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If there's one question I could ask a football manager....

 

I understand an inside wing forward can open up a defence coming inside and especially one against one it's difficult to defend against especially if the game is open.

 

However....if a team is playing a low block and has everyone back and your wing forward (or whatever the fuck it's called) is pinned at the touchline against 2 men, then what is the advantage of having a lefty on the right and vice versa????????

In those circumstances you become dependant on crosses, and what's the point if the player can not cross? Surely when a team sits back it would make sense to revert to square pegs in square holes? 

 

I also don't believe that the inside wing forward is rewarded with more goals, Laurent Robert or solano didn't struggle to score goals from their respective wing positions? 

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11 minutes ago, Pancrate1892 said:

If there's one question I could ask a football manager....

 

I understand an inside wing forward can open up a defence coming inside and especially one against one it's difficult to defend against especially if the game is open.

 

However....if a team is playing a low block and has everyone back and your wing forward (or whatever the fuck it's called) is pinned at the touchline against 2 men, then what is the advantage of having a lefty on the right and vice versa????????

In those circumstances you become dependant on crosses, and what's the point if the player can not cross? Surely when a team sits back it would make sense to revert to square pegs in square holes? 

 

I also don't believe that the inside wing forward is rewarded with more goals, Laurent Robert or solano didn't struggle to score goals from their respective wing positions? 

 

Almiron wont be even half the player that Nobby was

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