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I'll put my hand up and say I was totally unconvinced in the early stages of his start with us.
He looked unfit, and far too inconsistent.
What a transformation! He's now got a good engine, his link up play with Colwill in particular is a joy to watch.
He seems to only know one way to play, and that is forward.
He's obviously worked hard on his game.
Well done Ollie Tanner!
He's getting better and better every game; he has earned his starting place and I now think he's one of our main men.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rock_Flock_of_Five
he looks like a spoiled brat and is a bit cocky , which i like about him
Colwill needs players who are looking to get forward as soon as he's on the ball and those players need someone like Colwill to find them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rock_Flock_of_Five
You're absolutely right; I'm just concerned we may lose Colwill in January if he continues playing like he did today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
Agree, now is the time to lock him into a contract that some club with lots of dosh will have to pay heaps for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dorcus
Rubin signed a 4 year contract last summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by sneggyblubird
If anyone comes in for him in the next year or two they will have to meet the club's valuation - the club's very big valuation.
He needs to give El Ghazi some tips on driving into the box with confidence. El Ghazi seems to have lost all the attributes to scare defences, he’s a much better player than he’s showing.
Fairly recently I didn't think he was good enough for this level, very happy to be wrong
Rubin Colwill has finally grown up :biggrin:
Another great effort with his right foot today, not sure where that has come from all of a sudden
Tanner can turn on a sixpenceQuote:
Originally Posted by TheBirchgrovePub
Felt sorry for the youngsters under Bulut especially attacking players. He at least has a chance now.
Ollie looks the typical confidence player, when things are going well, when the manager believes in him, when he is relaxed, he is a very good baller, we all can see he loves getting the ball down and running at players ( which defenders hate ) a player to excite
when he 1st came, I said he will grow into a special player, he is certainly on fire at the mo
Left footiers are usually all left foot I’ve found, but he does have a good strike with his right, with his goal at Bristol and chance today. Defenders can’t just show him outside, he can go either way and hurt you.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBirchgrovePub
Nobody ever complains a right footed player doesn't have a left foot. It is such a weird argument. Can you tell I am left footed :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueArmy 86
😂 it is weird but players like Bale and Giggs come to mind, zero right foot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
I suspect the only person that willstop Ollie Tanner having a good career in the game is Ollie Tanner. The next step for him I’d say is to begin to spread his almost telepathic understanding with Rubin Colwill to other team mates - also, like Colwill, he needs to score more goals.
He’s always had that ability but my concern is whether he can keep it going if he’s playing three Championship games a week.
I’ve been critical of Tanner as he seems to have that natural ability, but I questioned whether he has the hunger to succeed at this level?Quote:
Originally Posted by Carl Dale's Mole
He’s last couple of performances suggest he has, and if he can knuckle down and maintain that level consistently, then we will have a good player on our books and he will have a chance of having a decent career
It really is up to him!!
Guilty as charged. Happy to be proven wrong on this one.
I don't know if it's telepathy or the coach telling Ollie that he must provide an option for Ruben every time he's in possession.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Is it possibly a case of us having spent so long waiting for a winger to take on a defender on the outside, that we're getting carried away with our opinions of Tanner?
I love his positive desire to drive down that wing.
I'm excited by that understanding he and Colwill have developed.
I'm thrilled by the nature of his goals.
His connection with the fans is genuine.
He still seems a little raw and rough around the edges with regards to his awareness and final pass/cross (Josh Low anyone), but all of that can be worked on.
I really hope he gets a lengthy run in the team to improve further.
He’s been allowed to do more of what he’s good at but I’m still not convinced it’s nothing more than a purple patch
Purely because of how bad he was just a few months ago
When will he be playing 3 Championship games a week?Quote:
Originally Posted by Carl Dale's Mole