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Looks good but I think him and Shelvey were on each others toes a little. He clearly dictates the rhythm of the team, but more so through a far more diverse set of passing and movement than Jonjo. 

Clearly a very smart player and was far more vocal with his demand for the ball. Excited to see more when he's can run the show.

 

 

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49 minutes ago, St1pe said:

I missed most of the second half so didn’t see him play. Where did play when he came off and how did Howe change it as he came on for Murphy? 


 

he seemed to sit bang in the middle , neat and tidy , never lost it .looked cool

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50 minutes ago, St1pe said:

I missed most of the second half so didn’t see him play. Where did play when he came off and how did Howe change it as he came on for Murphy? 

Played alongside Shelvey in the middle and Joelinton went a but further forward on the wing

 

Then Lascelles came on for Willock and we went 5 at the back

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52 minutes ago, St1pe said:

I missed most of the second half so didn’t see him play. Where did play when he came off and how did Howe change it as he came on for Murphy? 

 

Looked like we changed from a 4-3-3 to a 4-2-3-1, him and Shelvey as the two, Joelinton on the right and Willock central.

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Thought Shelvey played well today so wouldn't be surprised if Bruno starts on the bench again against Brighton, but it's clear as day that of the current midfield 3, if one of them is to be sacrificed, it's Shelvey. 

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Loved how positive he was. Always looking to get on the ball and seeing if a forward pass was on. He didn’t mind receiving a pass under pressure or making one to a teammate who had a marker. 
 

Just that and also the fact he passed and moved and was busy, is an extra dimension to this midfield. No passing it and then admiring it and loafing off. 
 

As good as the 3 have been. Shelvey does things in slow motion. He actually looked better when Bruno came on next to him. Joelinton isn’t one to get on the ball loads in the middle, just better at winning it back.  Seems more comfortable in wider areas for some reason. Willock is a runner and a bloody good one at that. Just not great with his passing (as in how many he makes, not accuracy) and not regularly showing for the ball. 
 

Hard to judge against ten. But I really liked what I saw. Not sure how he fits in the starting XI. But he should be starting IMO. 

 

 

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Really like the look of him, he was instantly dictating the game after he came on and is the type of player that will make the pitch feel 10 yards wider each side.

 

I wouldn't be surprised, however, if he makes a costly mistake or two as he gets used to the division. He seems to like to hold the ball whilst he's manoeuvring to make a progressive pass and can see him getting caught out as he gets up to speed. 

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If he starts, players in front of him needs to work on anticipating passes this coming week. He played some lovely balls into space, but players in front of him didn't react until the ball was played.

 

 

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7 minutes ago, Conjo said:

If he starts, players in front of him needs to work on anticipating passes this coming week. He played some lovely balls into space, but players in front of him didn't react until the ball was played.

 

 

 

 

Wilson can't come back soon enough.

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Played one luscious through ball, just after his shot wide, that should have amounted to more n all. His tackling technique is a bit off though, might need some work albeit the state of the Brentstoke players it’s no surprise he didn’t want to get leg snapped. 

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Hasn't even started a game yet but he's gesturing to our right back where to run WHILE he's in possesion of the ball.

 

We've had midfielders in the past who have failed to communicate accurately in their post match interviews.:lol:

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