bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Well half of them prefer Dowell so....
which would suggest dowell looks far superior to the other lad given the intrinsic bias they'd generally have mate
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Well half of them prefer Dowell so....
Pennington, Browning and Galloway. I had completely forgotten about them, and that's never a good thing.He's twenty, playing his first full season in one of the toughest & most energy sapping league's in Europe; play Saturday, Tuesday & repeat, is his team's top goalscorer and has a live televised hat trick to his name. It's been a dream loan move for Dowell and yet any complaint is about his languid style.
I get he can drift out a game, seen that - great point if you're expecting him to be Messi (he's not) - but what he has got is that rare commodity which is to make the game look easy with a passing range and vision that very few possess. Under Warburton he has thrived in a side that is mid table at best. It's a better loan move than say Pennington at Leeds who can't break the Pontus Jansson Cooper partnership or Galloway & Browning at Sunderland.
He'll come back hopefully ready to press his clams in pre-season and he certainly offers a creative option that at times we sadly lack. Good luck to him!
Browning is doing fine now at Sunderland, MoM recently. He’s different from Dowell as he’s probably playing to find his next club. I’ve read a lot of the Forest fans comments this season , and they seem to be pretty fair, recognising his skill and his deficiencies. While like all football fans their opinions will vary , they have been watching him in the flesh unlike us who’ve just caught the tv bits, so it would be foolish to dismiss them. What I’ve noted though is a gradual swell of appreciation for him, not surprising given the goals, but also a recognition of what he contributes to the team. Mark Warburton is a sound coach, he knows what he’s got and what to work on with Dowell, definitely in the best place for the rest of the season.He's twenty, playing his first full season in one of the toughest & most energy sapping league's in Europe; play Saturday, Tuesday & repeat, is his team's top goalscorer and has a live televised hat trick to his name. It's been a dream loan move for Dowell and yet any complaint is about his languid style.
I get he can drift out a game, seen that - great point if you're expecting him to be Messi (he's not) - but what he has got is that rare commodity which is to make the game look easy with a passing range and vision that very few possess. Under Warburton he has thrived in a side that is mid table at best. It's a better loan move than say Pennington at Leeds who can't break the Pontus Jansson Cooper partnership or Galloway & Browning at Sunderland.
He'll come back hopefully ready to press his clams in pre-season and he certainly offers a creative option that at times we sadly lack. Good luck to him!
Top scorer for them but 50% aren't sure about him.
Lol.
Not from me it didn't.That never would have happened while Lukaku was here would it?
Nor me!Not from me it didn't.
He's getting it from some now - and he's at Forest!Nor me!
But I suspect Dowell will get the same treatment (if not worse) as Lukaku whenever he joins up with the first team.
Weird all this obsession about speed. How fast is David Silva? Ozil? Eriksen? Mata? Fabregas? And that's just right at the top, there's an enormous list of players who have made a solid prem career who are equally as slow if not moreso. Dowell is fine, the major query over how well he does will mainly be down to quality of coaching and team's style of play.
Or indeed about size. It was probably before your time on here, but way back when there was an American bloke on here that wanted a team of genetically modified super grocks who could run like the wind and jump over buildings. @chicoazul will know who I mean.
@chicoazul knows nothing of size.