Sydney Gooner
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I know Toral is injured right now but is there a chance that he could make it? Would love to see a Wilshere, Toral and Zelalem midfield in 5 years time. I think the balance would be perfect in such a midfield.
mavelous said:he's more in the diaby league for now - minus the athleticism of course. perhaps a bit of a rosicky in him, again minus the athleticism. but we can't expect him to emulate cesc's creativity yet - he did have a couple of nice thru passes, and has a very aesthetic touch to his passes - crisp, little spin, hard and on the ground, good angles, good interplay and link-up with teammates etc.
his calmness, skill and weak-foot ability should, theoretically, be a factor to achieve that creative vision. but those skills don't necessarily translate to what we had with cesc - see cazorla. santi is a better dribbler than cesc, and he even has better control and unpredictability thanks to his two-footedness. but the passes and chance creation don't solely depend on that.
so, given no significant hindrance to development in the form of excessive injuries or lifestyle/attitude problems, i can see him developing into at least a joe allen or diaby level player. hard to say if he even will end up in midfield or further forward. then of course, for CM type players we don't know how he will fit defensively. if he's over 6ft and bulks up eventually, can play a similar role to ramsey, or even an arteta if his tactical brain develops early. perhaps even mata/silva type wingmaker, sort of a free role that arshavin had on the left. i don't think we'll try anything crazy like converting him to a #9 or a CB. exciting player, we haven't had kids like him and gnabry since jack wilshere.
Sydney Gooner said:I know Toral is injured right now but is there a chance that he could make it? Would love to see a Wilshere, Toral and Zelalem midfield in 5 years time. I think the balance would be perfect in such a midfield.
akhil said:mavelous said:he's more in the diaby league for now - minus the athleticism of course. perhaps a bit of a rosicky in him, again minus the athleticism. but we can't expect him to emulate cesc's creativity yet - he did have a couple of nice thru passes, and has a very aesthetic touch to his passes - crisp, little spin, hard and on the ground, good angles, good interplay and link-up with teammates etc.
his calmness, skill and weak-foot ability should, theoretically, be a factor to achieve that creative vision. but those skills don't necessarily translate to what we had with cesc - see cazorla. santi is a better dribbler than cesc, and he even has better control and unpredictability thanks to his two-footedness. but the passes and chance creation don't solely depend on that.
so, given no significant hindrance to development in the form of excessive injuries or lifestyle/attitude problems, i can see him developing into at least a joe allen or diaby level player. hard to say if he even will end up in midfield or further forward. then of course, for CM type players we don't know how he will fit defensively. if he's over 6ft and bulks up eventually, can play a similar role to ramsey, or even an arteta if his tactical brain develops early. perhaps even mata/silva type wingmaker, sort of a free role that arshavin had on the left. i don't think we'll try anything crazy like converting him to a #9 or a CB. exciting player, we haven't had kids like him and gnabry since jack wilshere.
He's 16 making his debut at a level he hasn't played before and you got all that from 5 mins of edited video? :?
I'm not sure about X and Y, but the outright claim that Z will be playing in the first Ar team I made entirely (and not just a bit) bold . What are the T years, I'm not sure (I hope it's not as soon as some have suggested), but if one says T≤3, I'm not arguing.mavelous said:an outright claim that XYZ will be playing in first team in T years, that's a bit bold
I just haven't seen enough of him to know. What I did see didn't catch my eye nearly as much as agent Z did in one game (though JT came here with Bellerin, in the famous La Masia raid 8)) ).jmsmtthw28 said:Toral, Olsson, Zelalem, Eisfeld all have a shot at breaking into the first team
Toral is a very good box to box midfielder, he can pick a through ball, he tracks back and defends, his biggest asset is his runs inside the box but he needs to start converting his chances
any info :?:@DialSquare_1886
Reports that #AFC have signed a pre-agreement with German wonder-Midfielder Enie Fucher from 2. Bundesliga side St. Pauli.
jmsmtthw28 said:any info :?:@DialSquare_1886
Reports that #AFC have signed a pre-agreement with German wonder-Midfielder Enie Fucher from 2. Bundesliga side St. Pauli.
MutableEarth said:jmsmtthw28 said:any info :?:@DialSquare_1886
Reports that #AFC have signed a pre-agreement with German wonder-Midfielder Enie Fucher from 2. Bundesliga side St. Pauli.
Enie Fucher = Any f*cker
Someone's having a laugh lol
I'd need to see more of him to say that. Maybe I just didn't see enough (the vid is a year + old, and only thing I learned from it is that he's really comfortable with both feet and has a decent control).jmsmtthw28 said:Toral is a bigger talent than Olsson and Eisfeld who are both very good players
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unlikely, most likely to go on loan next seasonWenger14 said:Quick question to anyone who has been following him this season: What is the likelihood of Ignasi Miquel being used as 4th choice next season, hence no new centre back being brought in? Has he progressed much this season? Is he ready for regular first team appearances?