Palmer's back heel flick (1 Viewer)

[Nick]

Can't remember it real time but watching it back out it was pure filth

 

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[MalcSB]

Probably the only one of our players who would try it, let alone pull it off.

 

[SkyBlueSoul]

 

[stay_up_skyblues]

Not a dig at Simms but if Wright was running onto it you’d fancy a goal. And worldwide social media attention.

 

[skyblu3sk]

Absolutely dirty deserved a much better finish.

 

[covcity4life]

So talented.i think I let s high pitch oooh out

 

[COVKIDSNEVERQUIT]

Not a dig at Simms but if Wright was running onto it you’d fancy a goal. And worldwide social media attention.

And for the Wright goal, when the corner came in he didn't just stand still, by pulling away gave him the space to score the goal

 

[Samo]

So talented.i think I let s high pitch oooh out

I let a little bit of wee out.
Come to think of it, that's happening more often these days.

 

[Offhegoes]

Absolutely world class. He’s going to be some player this season. Robins & Viveash have reignited his career.

 

[Grendel]

Absolutely world class. He’s going to be some player this season. Robins & Viveash have reignited his career.

World class

 

[Gibbo]

That back flick is his party piece. He set up Hamer's goal v Stoke away last season with exactly the same flick

 

[Johhny Blue]

Not just a flick but weighted perfectly. That’s a tough thing to pull off

 

[Calista]

He set up Hamer's goal v Stoke away last season with exactly the same flick

The flick was so good it found its way through a wormhole in the fabric of the space-time continuum to make chances in two matches almost a year apart in two different football stadiums.

 

[PVA]

There was an even better piece of skill in the second half.

He's clearly incredibly talented, let's hope he can keep fit this season.

 

[HerneBayGaz]

Pure quality. That's the first time other then at the game I've seen it.

 

[fernandopartridge]

He's got some bits of real quality definitely but he needs to get the bread and butter stuff right.

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[Johhny Blue]

He's got some bits of real quality definitely but he needs to get the bread and butter stuff right.

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Really talented players often feel a need (instinct) to challange themselves. Let’s hope he finds the right balance and when he does fuck one up remember how good it felt to watch this.

 

[Jamesimus]

He's got some bits of real quality definitely but he needs to get the bread and butter stuff right.

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I think that's a fair assessment. He does look like he is trying though, which I think the fans appreciate. Maybe because he looks knackered after 45 minutes, but still!

 

[Sbarcher]

I let a little bit of wee out.
Come to think of it, that's happening more often these days.

Tena Men now available.

 

[SkyBlue_Bear83]

Needs to do more, one flick or good touch every 40 minutes isn't enough. Needs to improve his fitness and energy levels also

 

[Hobo]

Someone behind me was saying "The trouble with Palmer, is he tries to be too flash. He needs to keep it simple."

The next time Palmer touched the ball he did that back heel. It did make me chuckle

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Someone behind me was saying "The trouble with Palmer, is he tries to be too flash. He needs to keep it simple."

The next time Palmer touched the ball he did that back heel. It did make me chuckle

I mean we have fans who awkwardly think Sakamoto is Chinese or South Korean

 

[SHUNT31]

Can't remember it real time but watching it back out it was pure filth

Completely missed it too.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Was sat mere yards away, sublime technique

 

[covcity4life]

I don't agree that Palmer is sloppy. He tries to make the defence splitting passes and they are harder. So out of every 10 maybe he nails 6-7. That doesn't mean 3-4 were sloppy they were just hard passes to make but worth the try.

 

[tom88]

I don't agree that Palmer is sloppy. He tries to make the defence splitting passes and they are harder. So out of every 10 maybe he nails 6-7. That doesn't mean 3-4 were sloppy they were just hard passes to make but worth the try.

Agree 100%.

Rather he does what he does than have a 100% successful pass rate for passing backwards or sideways

 

[covcity4life]

Agree 100%.

Rather he does what he does than have a 100% successful pass rate for passing backwards or sideways

Alot of English football fans don't like flair though. See it as a fancy foreigners thing.

442 mike basset and all that. Would rather cheer a hard tackle than a rainbow flick etc

Not all fans obviously but alot of the older generation imo

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Alot of English football fans don't like flair though. See it as a fancy foreigners thing.

442 mike basset and all that. Would rather cheer a hard tackle than a rainbow flick etc

Not all fans obviously but alot of the older generation imo

Come to think of it can’t remember when I last saw a team playing 4-4-2 at this level

 

[PVA]

Come to think of it can’t remember when I last saw a team playing 4-4-2 at this level

Sheffield Wednesday and QPR both generally play 4-4-facking-2

 

[JimmyHillsbeard]

I mean we have fans who awkwardly think Sakamoto is Chinese or South Korean

And a couple of hundred who are currently singing about him coming from Tokyo.

 

[Otis]

And a couple of hundred who are currently singing about him coming from Tokyo.

He was born in Tokyo wasn't he?

 

[harvey098]

His Wikipedia says Tokyo tbf and I know that doesn’t mean it’s true but you can understand how people have got to that.

As a side point, he’s 27 in a couple of months and it looks like he only started playing regular pro football in 2019.

 

[JimmyHillsbeard]

He was born in Tokyo wasn't he?

Ah ok.
All I know is that when the club tweeted it there were dozens of Japanese tweeters pointing out that Osaka wasn’t Tokyo.

 

[Il Pirata]

His Wikipedia says Tokyo tbf and I know that doesn’t mean it’s true but you can understand how people have got to that.

As a side point, he’s 27 in a couple of months and it looks like he only started playing regular pro football in 2019.


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Quite a few Japanese players go through university first and then turn pro. Others straight from high school. Because of this university football set up is strong compared to most other countries.

 

[skyblu3sk]

His Wikipedia says Tokyo tbf and I know that doesn’t mean it’s true but you can understand how people have got to that.

As a side point, he’s 27 in a couple of months and it looks like he only started playing regular pro football in 2019.


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Bit more history on here. Monte yamagata seem to have flipped between J1/J2