The translation according to googlehe’s a skinny melt let’s get it right
Dünne Schmelze
The translation according to googlehe’s a skinny melt let’s get it right
Dunne means "thin" I think, which is ironic when you remember Richard Dunne.The translation according to google
Dünne Schmelze
Welcome to this place!I find it odd how some of you seem excited to write him off.
There's neat and tidy playing the ball sideways and backwards, he wasn't doing that, he was trying to find passes between the lines and some came off and sometimes his teammates just didn't read what he was anticipating, you can see it's all there. His problem is the physical battle, but he started to grow into it as the game wore on, the more players we got forward, the more support he looked like he had and options around him. We weren't making those runs or giving him those options earlier in the game.I'm not fretting, I'm just disappointed. Lucas was neat and tidy FFS.
I think that's why I'm not massively concerned (but still a little concerned), because we have looked shit in attack. I think that it's mainly on slot to find a way to get it all to workThere's neat and tidy playing the ball sideways and backwards, he wasn't doing that, he was trying to find passes between the lines and some came off and sometimes his teammates just didn't read what he was anticipating, you can see it's all there. His problem is the physical battle, but he started to grow into it as the game wore on, the more players we got forward, the more support he looked like he had and options around him. We weren't making those runs or giving him those options earlier in the game.
‘FIRE ME? FIRE ME??’Wait, aren't you a gold member of the "SCDNW" brigade?
Exactly. The nutmeg pass he pulled off was amazing and really clever, but nobody expected that kinda thing so it didn’t work out, although the pass itself was great. I was watching him off the ball when we were in possession too and he was always moving into clever spots and always trying to create an opening and space.There's neat and tidy playing the ball sideways and backwards, he wasn't doing that, he was trying to find passes between the lines and some came off and sometimes his teammates just didn't read what he was anticipating, you can see it's all there. His problem is the physical battle, but he started to grow into it as the game wore on, the more players we got forward, the more support he looked like he had and options around him. We weren't making those runs or giving him those options earlier in the game.
On a serious note, Salah has earned all the respect and patience I afford him. He’s easily our best player since Kenny and arguably will finish our best ever if we can win another league title or 2 and a CL before he leaves.Only the "OG's" on this forum will understand this abbreviation.
Up the "WCDNW" Brigade!
The one that went straight to a Burnley player?Exactly. The nutmeg pass he pulled off was amazing and really clever, but nobody expected that kinda thing so it didn’t work out, although the pass itself was great. I was watching him off the ball when we were in possession too and he was always moving into clever spots and always trying to create an opening and space.
Apparently he wasn’t a risky signing at 100M+ so I was told!Four games.
No goals.
No assists.
No big chances created.
Clearly the German league is shite.This is absolutely fucking mental. We've bought the best player in Germany for the last two seasons and you're now comparing him to Elliott after four games.
also, I'd argue that Cole Palmer should watch Cole Palmer videos because his output since Christmas is three goals and three assists.
Not when we can’t afford for those big money signings to fail. We aren’t City or Chelsea.The point isn't that a good player can't fail. It's that four appearances is way too early to know anything.
We used to talk about settling in periods. Apparently those don't apply when you spend enough money though.
Clearly the German league is shite.
I wouldn’t spend 116M on a 22 year old foreigner who’s won one domestic title in a shite leagues. That was the whole point. The risk is too great for us to be spending that kind of money on an unknown quantity.So where should we buy players from in the future that it ensures a 100% guaranteed success rate from day 1 to the day they move on/retire? Go on, I'll wait.
I wouldn’t spend 116M on a 22 year old foreigner who’s won one domestic title in a shite leagues. That was the whole point. The risk is too great for us to be spending that kind of money on an unknown quantity.
We need to be finding players before they are worth that much.
Ha ha ha. He’s unknown outside of the shite bubble of German football.Well for 1, he's not an unknown quantity, & the club didn't suddenly just decide this was going to be a player they were going to spend that much money on, they're well aware of the risks involved and were desperate to get him on board regardless, I'll let the club decide what's too big of a risk over some goof that parades around in robes with Mo's cock in his mouth. He's here for the long term, not short term, certainly not 4 games........meaning he's the one we'll build the team around once that washed up cunt fucks off.
Yep as the pass was superb but the player of ours who should have seen it coming didn’t. Got wasted because others aren’t used to the stuff he can pull off. That will come with time.The one that went straight to a Burnley player?
And then people will moan that we won’t but proven quality when those bargain signings go wrong.I wouldn’t spend 116M on a 22 year old foreigner who’s won one domestic title in a shite leagues. That was the whole point. The risk is too great for us to be spending that kind of money on an unknown quantity.
We need to be finding players before they are worth that much.
We’ve been down this road before and been left disappointed.And then people will moan that we won’t but proven quality when those bargain signings go wrong.
Cant win.
Yes, there’s an argument to be had that he’s only proven himself in the German league, but he’s also a regular for the international side.
I also seem to remember the amount of hype and excitement when we were even linked with him. Must be something behind that?
Dunne means "thin" I think, which is ironic when you remember Richard Dunne.
EDIT - Sorry you meant thin, didn't you? Richard Dunne gag still applies.