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Matteo Guendouzi: 2019/20 Performances

How much do you love Guendouzi?

  • Very much

    Votes: 37 39.4%

  • Très beaucoup

    Votes: 44 46.8%

  • More than my mother

    Votes: 13 13.8%
  • Total voters
    94
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hydrofluoric acid

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El Granit-Coq said:
Mia Khalifa a class act... come on hydro :lol:

Nothing to do with being a pornstar, she loves any kind of attention/publicity.
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I think she is class act. Seem few interviews with her. She has lived the life and i would read her book!

Spot on about Douzi as well! I have a lot of time for her because of that!
 
Eaststander74

Eaststander74

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Trilly said:
Yeah I worry because he's never going to be fast, strong or dominant in the air. He's not going to become a dribbler and probably won't be someone who adds goal threat either.
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Lad... Look... No, listen. He's just turned 20, and you're giving up on the chances of him developing all those parts of his game, for a midfielder?

If he were a striker of 20 and didn't posses pace, an eye for goal or wasn't anything to look at physically, I'd say fair enough. It's different for midfielders though. He doesn't need to posses any particular outstanding quality yet, because he's having to work on everything at once. Lots of top midfielders were just shells at his age. You'll get an idea of what type he'll become in a couple of years. What was Lampard great at aged 20? Gerrard? Physically, he's just an unfurnished frame at the moment. What will happen with him, is you'll notice something in particular that he'll look to be excelling at, like shooting outside the box or something, and that's what you'll expect to see him do. Then he'll add something else to his game and so on, until he becomes the player he'll be. That's the path midfielders usually take.
 
Trilly

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Eaststander74 said:
Lad... Look... No, listen. He's just turned 20, and you're giving up on the chances of him developing all those parts of his game, for a midfielder?
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There’s some things you either have or you don’t?

I can say for a fact he’s never going to be a physically dominant midfielder. That’s not writing him off, its just what it is is.

I also included dribbling in there because he’s not going to become more agile nor is he going to become a guy with high acceleration.

He might become a goal scoring mid but I think that’s a long shot. Look at Willock, hasn’t set the world alight but he’s shown flashes of the goal scoring midfielder he could be. Douzi has had like 4 shots on target in his arsenal career.

He looks like his path is the deep lying midfielder type. That means most of the improvements will have to be cerebral.
 
progman07

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hydrofluoric acid said:
What is Matteo strengths?
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Probably his touch and the way he can carry the ball. He looks very assured, he looks dynamic and mobile enough. At least when I compare him to someone like Willock, I'm thinking 'this guy looks more comfortable when in possession'.

However he has many huge weaknesses, such as lack of defensive awareness, strength, and I'm ****ing fed up with his tendency to fall after any kind of physical contact. If he ends up on the ground after 90% of the time he tries beating his marker, we should give up on him and get in a midfielder with better strength / aggression.
 
Eaststander74

Eaststander74

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Trilly said:
There’s some things you either have or you don’t?

I can say for a fact he’s never going to be a physically dominant midfielder. That’s not writing him off, its just what it is is.

I also included dribbling in there because he’s not going to become more agile nor is he going to become a guy with high acceleration.

He might become a goal scoring mid but I think that’s a long shot. Look at Willock, hasn’t set the world alight but he’s shown flashes of the goal scoring midfielder he could be. Douzi has had like 4 shots on target in his arsenal career.

He looks like his path is the deep lying midfielder type. That means most of the improvements will have to be cerebral.
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You can't make any predictions yet. I gave you examples examples why. Physically, he can still improve hugely, for a start. A midfielders development--irrespective of whether he turns out great--meanders. They gravitate backwards forwards and sideways; even up and down. Like your girl.
 
Trilly

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Eaststander74 said:
You can't make any predictions yet. I gave you examples examples why. Physically, he can still improve hugely, for a start. A midfielders development--irrespective of whether he turns out great--meanders. They gravitate backwards forwards and sideways; even up and down. Like your girl.
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You remind me of somebody.

Also, watch it. :lol:
 
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