that is amazing!
i want players like that at cov! happy to give him time to be more consistent
someone actually said good hope he goes when CET made that silly recalled argument
i want players like that at cov! happy to give him time to be more consistent
someone actually said good hope he goes when CET made that silly recalled argument
That one doesn't show him ruin it by diving to try and win a penalty
If he had just used a bit of strength he could have got the ball and shot or passed.
So what you're saying is he's a perfect replacement for Sterling at Liverpool.
Sterling is over-rated and over-hyped. A one trick pony (maybe two). The top defenders at Euro 2016 will have him worked out straightaway.
Can't believe Man City paid that much for him.
That one doesn't show him ruin it by diving to try and win a penalty
If he had just used a bit of strength he could have got the ball and shot or passed.
i didn't see it as that Nick. He fell over his own feet, he seems to do that a lot, needs to control how much trickery he puts in!!
He's class having a really good season and was England's best player in the world cup
Not sure what point you're trying to make?
Sterling is also a show pony who has bags of pace and skill, but seems to like lying down in the penalty area.
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When you're a Cov academy player it's lucky, when you're a Premiership academy player it's skill.
See also goals that look like it was meant to be a cross.
Its nice to see but there is a reason you don't see this sort of trick often, its not because the players aren't capable of such a trick but the fact that it is a low % success rate. This is the sort of thing that would be ironed out of his game as he matures as a player.
That's the point - I know Rooney gets slagged off but as a kid, he was phenomenal (as was Joe Cole incidentally). All these top kids burst onto the scene with raw talent and it's exciting to watch. Then it gets stifled by coaches not fit to lace their boots who make them conform and play the percentage ball all the time. I know which I prefer. I would happily watch that 4 or 5 times a game and only come off once, but that alone worth the entrance fee when it does. Yes I like to win as well as be entertained and I'm sure that's true of most of us, but not being allowed to express yourself is imo why England in particular will never win another major tournament - I hope I'm wrong.
I don't quite agree you can still be exciting and flair without doing unnecessary tricks, its like when a player does a rabona pass/shot and the crowd gets excited about it. They would be an exponentially better player if they just worked on improving their weak foot.
The best success story would probably be Ronaldo who was a bit of a show pony when he arrived in England and now one of the best players to ever play the game.
Skill is most useful when it is applied productively. Unfortunately, Kent has a lot to learn in that regard.
I hate the premier league so I'm not biased towards big time Charlie's. Just watching what I see and not convinced it was fully intended. I like the lad a lot more than most on here
There is absolutely nothing classy about the man. He's an absolute gutter rat of a man. However, he's not a bad footballer.
