Re: Robbie Savage's son looks quite the player
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Rjk
I just watched him playing for Man U. He could play the Allen role in the future, and he's better than the alternatives we currently have. He won't replace Ampadu as they have different roles, but they will complement each other. I'm not sure what your point is, since our midfield has been problematic for a while now. This is good news, with him and Johnson coming through just as some of the old guard are coming to the end of their careers.
Re: Robbie Savage's son looks quite the player
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Rjk
:hehe::hehe::hehe:
Re: Robbie Savage's son looks quite the player
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delmbox
:hehe::hehe::hehe:
You lot don't know it yet, but this guy is the missing link. With a spine of Rodon, Ampadu, Savage & Johnson, Welsh football is going to be golden for the next 10 years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2vbeSI4sdw
Re: Robbie Savage's son looks quite the player
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Rjk
:hehe: Where is Ampadu this season?
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Tuerto
:hehe: Where is Ampadu this season?
In America with Chelsea.
Re: Robbie Savage's son looks quite the player
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Wales-Bales
I hope you're right
Re: Robbie Savage's son looks quite the player
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Wales-Bales
In America with Chelsea.
He's still with Chelsea? I thought that he had left. Shows how much notice i take :hehe:
Re: Robbie Savage's son looks quite the player
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delmbox
I hope you're right
We've been struggling in midfield for a while now, especially lacking a left sided player, and this guy has a high football IQ, plus a great range of passing. Harry can take over the Ramsey role, and we've got plenty of pace down the flanks.
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Tuerto
He's still with Chelsea? I thought that he had left. Shows how much notice i take :hehe:
Needs to move really, he's not getting any younger and he's not getting into that side
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delmbox
Needs to move really, he's not getting any younger and he's not getting into that side
Possibly, but he's still only 21, which is young for his position at that level. If he can get himself into the EPL squad he will have the experience of playing under a world class coach, and learning the tricks of the trade from the likes of Silva, Koulibaly, Kante, Jorghino, Kovacic, etc. It's a tricky one and a bit of a gamble.
https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/ar...ss-in-big-year
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delmbox
Needs to move really, he's not getting any younger and he's not getting into that side
Looks like he might be staying at Chelsea, as Tuchel thinks he is well suited for the Thiago Silva CCB role, plus he can play DM if they switch to a back 4. Not sure how much game time he will get, but it will be a good learning experience playing and training with the big boys.
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Re: Robbie Savage's son looks quite the player
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Wales-Bales
On the ball, he’s very good. Based on his Welsh performances I’m nervous when he goes in for a tackle. He often mis times them and loses the ball in contact. Hope that side of his game develops rapidly in the next few months if he does stay at Chelsea
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StraightOuttaCanton
On the ball, he’s very good. Based on his Welsh performances I’m nervous when he goes in for a tackle. He often mis times them and loses the ball in contact. Hope that side of his game develops rapidly in the next few months if he does stay at Chelsea
gets caught out of position a bit too often when at centre back and does occasionally go in for a rash challenge, I think both would be improved by playing regularly in one position
Re: Robbie Savage's son looks quite the player
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StraightOuttaCanton
On the ball, he’s very good. Based on his Welsh performances I’m nervous when he goes in for a tackle. He often mis times them and loses the ball in contact. Hope that side of his game develops rapidly in the next few months if he does stay at Chelsea
The benefit of being at a top club is they have the coaching staff who can mould the players to suit their requirements, and they also work on their weaknesses. I'd be quite happy if he stays there, and likewise Rodon at Spurs. Also pleased to see Ten Hag taking an interest in young Charlie Savage, cos he's got a thing about defensive midfielders and he likes to develop them from a young age to fit his system, e.q. Frenkie de Jong. There are also a couple of Welsh lads still at Liverpool, left back Owen Beck and Jason Koumas' son Lewis who are worth keeping an eye on.
Re: Robbie Savage's son looks quite the player
We need a forward thinking left back, so that Neco is free to play down the right, and Owen might be that person.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0xO5WqSBhs
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Wales-Bales
Incredible stuff. Ethan Ampadu in acres of space making the pass. He could have had a cigar on the go as well!
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Tuerto
Incredible stuff. Ethan Ampadu in acres of space making the pass. He could have had a cigar on the go as well!
That's how you win the Champions League, no kick and rush like back in your day :biggrin:
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Wales-Bales
That's how you win the Champions League, no kick and rush like back in your day :biggrin:
I could have made some of those passes. That highlight roll is just bullshit, it means nothing. If a player at a club like Chelsea can't pick a pass when both he and his team mate are in tonnes of space, then there's hope for all of us. The measure is his defending, when midfield players make late runs or peel off at the final second, Concentration, positional sense and ball watching are Ampadu's problems. He is a great athlete, composed and comfortable with the ball at his feet, although that should be the minimum requirement at that level. He needs to sort his defending.
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Tuerto
I could have made some of those passes. That highlight roll is just bullshit, it means nothing. If a player at a club like Chelsea can't pick a pass when both he and his team mate are in tonnes of space, then there's hope for all of us. The measure is his defending, when midfield players make late runs or peel off at the final second, Concentration, positional sense and ball watching are Ampadu's problems. He is a great athlete, composed and comfortable with the ball at his feet, although that should be the minimum requirement at that level. He needs to sort his defending.
He's doing what the manager told him to do. If the opposition press higher Chelsea will play through them faster. This is Tuchel's tactics, a leading proponent of playing out from the back and exploiting any open spaces. If the opposition decide to use a high press, then Chelsea will use a different countermeasure. It's all textbook stuff.