iwasthere2012 wrote:Bluedj wrote:who's no 26?
That's MDM's squad number.
Think Yaya has gone off.
Man his movement is as a good as an oak tree in the midfield lol
iwasthere2012 wrote:Bluedj wrote:who's no 26?
That's MDM's squad number.
Think Yaya has gone off.
Plain Speaking wrote:nice to see the youngsters getting a run out
phips wrote:Plain Speaking wrote:nice to see the youngsters getting a run out
what match did you watch?
DoomMerchant wrote:phips wrote:Plain Speaking wrote:nice to see the youngsters getting a run out
what match did you watch?
The fucking Dortmund match you asshat.
Cheers
twosips wrote:Yeah I was impressed with most of them to be honest. Fofana was clearly told to keep it simple, and he did at first. I thought his game became a little more expansive though as the match progressed. It was a decent outing - though I think Ntcham outshone him when he came on. He was full of energy and much less reserved.
Pozo was good. He's had a shite time for the EDS recently so I was really surprised. He's so much better when he's facing the goal as opposed to with his back to it and he really relished linking up with the first team players. Maffeo was solid and reliable as ever - remember when Boyata first came into the team and looked terrified? Onuoha too? That's what kids are supposed to look like. Maffeo doesn't, and that's why he's great. He just gets it right.
Garcia had about three touches in his limited time on the pitch, but they were good. Silva-like, as ever. Celina had even less. Probably two, but he got a shot away as he always manages to do. I was dead chuffed for Evans. His goal was a peach and he looked totally at ease in central midfield. He's a classy player. You never know with a player like him if his game could suddenly rocket amongst better players. Playing with Yaya/Silva is probably a little easier than Scunthorpe's midfield at times. He'll most likely move on, but he deserves a chance first before that happens. Fingers crossed.
Wonderwall wrote:There are so many others that could have played last night and not looked out of place if mingled with the established team
Boadu
Ambrose
Angelino
Bryan
Tosin
Lopes
Cole
Hiwula
Wood
Gunn
The future is indeed very bright
iwasthere2012 wrote:Wonderwall wrote:There are so many others that could have played last night and not looked out of place if mingled with the established team
Boadu
Ambrose
Angelino
Bryan
Tosin
Lopes
Cole
Hiwula
Wood
Gunn
The future is indeed very bright
I'd be far more excited at the prospect of half a dozen getting game time next season, than the thoughts of any summer signings coming in.
A top three finish with Academy players featuring would suit me fine. Maybe win a cup with them would be the cherry on the cake. But let's not get greedy.
Add Denayer to the list above also.
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