Although an excellent signing for us there will be some unhappy with the way he plays. He is a Lampard signing and loves to go forward, but like MVE he is quick and has a great engine. The perfect player for seeing out a game where needed.
Looking forward to him showing what he can do against Oxford. He is a class above the Championship and it will be like having an extra player on the pitch. There's no shame in being a bit player for a side 7th in the Prem.
I was pleasantly surprised by the comments from their supporters. Not a bad word against him or anyone happy to see him go. He just wants to play football and wants to win. Looks like our most important signing for many years. Personally think he is the best signing of any Championship side this window.
I'm sure his passing isnt that bad either.Brentford fans comments are misguided - we want him to do the horrible side - win duals, battle, cover ground, be athlectic - we don’t need him to be pretty on the ball - plenty to do that.
reminds me a little when we signed Carlton palmer to sit with Gary Mac - just get the ball and give it simple.
He will help.For a player who's "not very good," a lot of clubs were seemingly interested in him at the same time we were
I am delighted he's here and think he might be just what we need.
Most definitelyHe will help.
However not sure he solves the stupidity of kitching and JDS of late….
in addition some basic tactical tweaking required.
There's a massive difference between a side 7th in the Prem and playing for a place in Europe and a Championship side playing for promotion into the Prem.Brentford fans comments are misguided - we want him to do the horrible side - win duals, battle, cover ground, be athlectic - we don’t need him to be pretty on the ball - plenty to do that.
reminds me a little when we signed Carlton palmer to sit with Gary Mac - just get the ball and give it simple.
Agreed with that until that silly second last sentenceThere's a massive difference between a side 7th in the Prem and playing for a place in Europe and a Championship side playing for promotion into the Prem.
He is going to be against players not as strong, quick or as skillful as he is used to. He is going to be able to drive us forward. He will make Hamer look very average. The big question is will Lampard use him to our advantage.
If Lampard sees him as just another attacking option it won't help our defence as much as we need. We already have too many players joining in with every attack and no caution given to the counter attack.Agreed with that until that silly second last sentence
No I mean the one about making Hamer look very averageIf Lampard sees him as just another attacking option it won't help our defence as much as we need. We already have too many players joining in with every attack and no caution given to the counter attack.
Onyeka will run his arse off for the full 90 minutes and make things happen. That's how he got the name Frank the Tank. Hamer struggles to last just 60 minutes these days and puts less effort in.No I mean the one about making Hamer look very average
It just seems like an odd thing to call out.Onyeka will run his arse off for the full 90 minutes and make things happen. That's how he got the name Frank the Tank. Hamer struggles to last just 60 minutes these days and puts less effort in.
So why is it odd? Hamer isn't the same player that left us for Sheffield United. Still a good player but what use is he when he can't last a full game?It just seems like an odd thing to call out.
I'd go with similar, but have Wright on the left and Simms up top...also be very tempted to drop Thomas for Lati.I can’t see Grimes being dropped so he either subs him on 70 odd for Onyeka or we go for a flat back 4 and a double pivot. Not sure Lamps has ever done that formation so probably not but for away games I’d try it.
rushy
MVE Thomas Wolf JDS
Grimes onyeka
Esse Rudi EMC or Yang
Wright or Simms
at home stick to 4-3-3 or the above if it works
I'd rather drop Kitching than Thomas at the moment.I'd go with similar, but have Wright on the left and Simms up top...also be very tempted to drop Thomas for Lati.
I'm just not sure on why Hamer was brought up, unless I inferred the conversation wrongSo why is it odd? Hamer isn't the same player that left us for Sheffield United. Still a good player but what use is he when he can't last a full game?
Or are you trying to say we signed the wrong player?
agree, not hugely opposed to both getting dropped though, make them earn their shirt back and increase competition for places againI'd rather drop Kitching than Thomas at the moment.
Yeah I wouldn’t be against that.I'd go with similar, but have Wright on the left and Simms up top...also be very tempted to drop Thomas for Lati.
agree, not hugely opposed to both getting dropped though, make them earn their shirt back and increase competition for places again
Very simple. The talk was about signing either Onyeka or Hamer. We got the better of the two of them.I'm just not sure on why Hamer was brought up, unless I inferred the conversation wrong
Better for what we needed yes.Very simple. The talk was about signing either Onyeka or Hamer. We got the better of the two of them.
Bear in mind we need a team that will run , battle and help us survive should we go up .. brentford are a bloody good sideS
So they are saying that he has a good engine but is not technically good enough for the Prem.
So we are signing him permanently if we go up .. to the Prem.
Better full stop.Better for what we needed yes.
Hamer is far better on the ball than Onyeka, he has a better eye for goal, better range of passing, more creative.Better full stop.
Onyeka can pick out a pass just like Hamer. Onyeka is fitter, stronger and faster. Onyeka always gives 100%. Onyeka wins the ball in defence and then drives forward. Onyeka was the first signing that Brentford made when they got to the Prem and played a big part in them becoming established in the Prem.
Hamer?
id like to think the frank wouldnt get as many red cards as hamer tooBetter full stop.
Onyeka can pick out a pass just like Hamer. Onyeka is fitter, stronger and faster. Onyeka always gives 100%. Onyeka wins the ball in defence and then drives forward. Onyeka was the first signing that Brentford made when they got to the Prem and played a big part in them becoming established in the Prem.
Hamer?
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