Tino Livramento

[joeyt]

So good

[Pilko]

Not a peep out of the much hyped Grealish. Class act.

[NobertoSolano]

so nice having a true wingback. The support in every phase of play makes a world of difference. This is why the Arsenal result hurt - not because the loss but the loss of Tino! Him and Hall, up, down - gives us soo much energy and space to create more and they defend better as well! Top stuff !

[Lenny]

I thought Grealish created a fair amount of space down our right side in the first 20-30 or so. Whilst never really coming to anything it felt like their best chance for a goal was that side.

[Lenny]

Not to say I thought Liv didn't have a good game, mind.

[toon25]

Him and Hall are sublime. 

[tarie4]

1 minute ago, toon25 said:

Him and Hall are sublime. 

Should be the starting full backs for England 

[Skeletor]

Ross Wilson, do the thing.

[tarie4]

Livramento picking the ball up in the 10 position playing in Hall as a striker sums up the difference they make. You wouldn’t see Trippier and Burn doing that!

[TRon]

32 minutes ago, Pilko said:

Not a peep out of the much hyped Grealish. Class act.

 

 

I hate to say it but Grealish has looked a top player this season. Tino barely gave him a kick. 

[Lush Vlad]

He is the best right back in the world for 2/3 of the pitch. He really does fall apart in the final third, though. 
 

Not that I care. He is fucking mint. 

[TRon]

Just now, Lush Vlad said:

He is the best right back in the world for 2/3 of the pitch. He really does fall apart in the final third, though. 
 

Not that I care. He is fucking mint. 

 

 

I think he makes up for that with just how ruthless he is at closing down any threats defensively. And how effectively he storms forward with the ball, sometimes the length of the pitch. 

[Lotus]

I mean, I thought he was at fault for the goal. Switched off.

[Lush Vlad]

3 minutes ago, Lotus said:

I mean, I thought he was at fault for the goal. Switched off.

I thought Thiaw and him could have done better. But it is a 1 in a 100 touch from Kiernan National-Trust/English-Heritage and a goal worthy of winning a game. Not a meaningless consolation  

[Lotus]

Best goal of the game if I’m honest.

[Ben]

England's first choice ?

[Kilcline]

1 hour ago, Lush Vlad said:

He is the best right back in the world for 2/3 of the pitch. He really does fall apart in the final third, though. 
 

Not that I care. He is fucking mint. 

In my biased mind I put the other third down to him being rapid with the ball and the rest of the team not playing off what he does 😅

[cubaricho]

56 minutes ago, Ben said:

England's first choice ?

Who’s his competition? 

[Kilcline]

56 minutes ago, Ben said:

England's first choice ?

Semi-contradicting what I just said above, no chance. A fit Reece James and Hakimi are the best RBs in the world by a considerable distance 

[Joe1984]

Just now, cubaricho said:

Who’s his competition? 

Big Dan Burn. 🤣

[Ben]

Just now, cubaricho said:

Who’s his competition? 

 

Trent, plays for Real Madrid ya kna.

[Geordie Ahmed]

Considering the injury he got and how bad it looked, he's came back and played like he was never injured

 

He's been brilliant, our second most important player just behind Hall

 

Priority in January has to be sorting out full back cover 

[healthyaddiction]

32 minutes ago, Kilcline said:

Semi-contradicting what I just said above, no chance. A fit Reece James and Hakimi are the best RBs in the world by a considerable distance 

Reece James isn't near the player he was before all the injuries in my opinion. Not saying he isn't still good, but he's nowhere near the level you're talking about.

[Teslact]

5 hours ago, healthyaddiction said:

Reece James isn't near the player he was before all the injuries in my opinion. Not saying he isn't still good, but he's nowhere near the level you're talking about.

Loves a red card to supplement his time off too.

[Mattoon]

8 hours ago, tarie4 said:

Livramento picking the ball up in the 10 position playing in Hall as a striker sums up the difference they make. You wouldn’t see Trippier and Burn doing that!

 

This, they give us so many options in the overload and both are so tidy on the ball and have the recovery pace to ensure we won't suffer in defence, both huge game changers and the drop off is significant.