Saw enough last night. Given us some brilliant moments but he's a shadow of the player he once was.
Sooner he's out of the side the better.
Sooner he's out of the side the better.
Riis can see out his contract all he wants for all I care, won’t be missed, absolutely shocking as of late, he’s a shadow of his former self.
Majority of the players out of contract in the summer don’t deserve renewals, get rid and rebuild.
Hecky has some job to do in the summer.
Why despite his height does he never win anything in the air and why offside so often?
Same reason Peter Crouch was rubbish with his heading, just because you are tall doesn’t mean you are good in the air.
For me if you aren’t great in the air like Riss, Milly and Keane then you need to put pressure on the defender going for the ball and concentrate on winning the second ball. Unfortunately for us we have no one we have one doing this.
Peter Crouch has the most headed goals in prem history 53. 2nd is Shearer with 46
For me if you aren’t great in the air like Riss, Milly and Keane then you need to put pressure on the defender going for the ball and concentrate on winning the second ball. Unfortunately for us we have no one we have one doing this.
Same reason Peter Crouch was rubbish with his heading, just because you are tall doesn’t mean you are good in the air.
For me if you aren’t great in the air like Riss, Milly and Keane then you need to put pressure on the defender going for the ball and concentrate on winning the second ball. Unfortunately for us we have no one we have one doing this.
His good game is playing shit and scoring, his bad game is playing shit and not scoring.
Would be a decent option for a technical side lacking goals up top, a Sunderland for example.
Will probably get slated for it, but he fits into the Ledson category of footballer who I find genuinely miserable to watch. He’s much better than Ledson obviously, but has the same impact on me as a spectator
I said last night that if it wasn't for his occasional 'worldie' strike, we'd probably be putting him in the category of Tony Lormor, Habib Sissoko and Micky Holt category of striker.It does feel like we're playing with 10 when he's on the pitch. For a big man, he rarely wins his battles and when he does, he rarely keeps the ball. Body language is a world away from his teammates. It's easy to see that Hecky has a hard job on, but the way he's transformed others isn't flowing through to Emil. No ill will, but he needs to move on if only for his own good.
Saw enough last night. Given us some brilliant moments but he's a shadow of the player he once was.
Sooner he's out of the side the better.