2019/20 Moise Kean

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Keiran said:
My idea of humour is a wet fart. Duly noted.

....... while you’re laughing out loud at bold text.

Anyway, is Moise starting at Brighton or what?
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No, why would we drop anyone that’s been part of our best performance of the season by a mile?
 
mikeh72 said:
No, why would we drop anyone that’s been part of our best performance of the season by a mile?
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Because, and I admit this is only a distinct possibility, Brighton at home might set up slightly different to West Ham away.

They may pose different challenges, being a completely different team that play a different system and all.

Of course, we could just throw out the same team and see how we get on, but I’d hope (I pray!) that Marco puts a bit more thought into it than that.
 
I can see him making a start against Watford. If he has iwobi behind him then I expect him to have an exciting match. The space iwobi created on Saturday was perfect for Kean to exploit.

I did find it interesting that he came on on the right against Wham, didn’t he play there frequently for Juve?
 
bigboy said:
I can see him making a start against Watford. If he has iwobi behind him then I expect him to have an exciting match. The space iwobi created on Saturday was perfect for Kean to exploit.

I did find it interesting that he came on on the right against Wham, didn’t he play there frequently for Juve?
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Why do you think Silva would change a winning starting lineup?
 

Keiran said:
Because, and I admit this is only a distinct possibility, Brighton at home might set up slightly different to West Ham away.

They may pose different challenges, being a completely different team that play a different system and all.

Of course, we could just throw out the same team and see how we get on, but I’d hope (I pray!) that Marco puts a bit more thought into it than that.
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And what difference would Moise Kean make to countering the threat of Neal Maupay and Solly March?
 
mikeh72 said:
And what difference would Moise Kean make to countering the threat of Neal Maupay and Solly March?
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There are a number of ways a slight tactical shift up top would force Brighton into areas they aren’t particularly comfortable with and minimises their threat.

One example is that they typically play with a back 3 and wing backs, so if you have Moise in the middle instead of Richarlison, you’d probably have Richarlison and Walcott out wide, which (if those two are on their game their starting positions are aggressive enough) should mean the likes of Montoya and probably Alzate would have to sit deeper and force Brighton to play narrower.

This, in turn, would isolate their dangerous attacking players Groß, Maupay and Connolly. There is a risk it would leave more room in the half spaces for Groß but In their last home game against Spurs, all 3 of their goals came from crossing and high pressing in wide areas. Potter has set them up to be an intelligent counter-pressing team.

Restrict the space out wide and force them to play narrower, trust the likes of Gomes and Davies on the ball. I actually think it would be a good game to play Sigurdsson too, even though some people argued Iwobi did well at the weekend.
 
Keiran said:
There are a number of ways a slight tactical shift up top would force Brighton into areas they aren’t particularly comfortable with and minimises their threat.

One example is that they typically play with a back 3 and wing backs, so if you have Moise in the middle instead of Richarlison, you’d probably have Richarlison and Walcott out wide, which (if those two are on their game their starting positions are aggressive enough) should mean the likes of Montoya and probably Alzate would have to sit deeper and force Brighton to play narrower.

This, in turn, would isolate their dangerous attacking players Groß, Maupay and Connolly. There is a risk it would leave more room in the half spaces for Groß but In their last home game against Spurs, all 3 of their goals came from crossing and high pressing in wide areas. Potter has set them up to be an intelligent counter-pressing team.

Restrict the space out wide and force them to play narrower, trust the likes of Gomes and Davies on the ball. I actually think it would be a good game to play Sigurdsson too, even though some people argued Iwobi did well at the weekend.
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You are the worst poster on this entire site.
 

Keiran said:
What does a move to a foreign club have to do with the point I made? What does 'doing well' have to do with the point I made?

The point I made was about minutes, plain and simple. Performance is subjective, whether a player is getting regular minutes is a simple matter of fact. My point, to reiterate for the umpteenth time is that loads of under 20 players are getting regular playing time on the pitch and Kean isn't. There's absolutely no good reason for it. As a striker, you can understand being out of the team if the team are winning and other strikers are performing - that's not the case here. So why aren't we giving him a go.

To answer your utterly feutile question about u20 players that have moved to foreign clubs and are playing regularly - here's just a few for you: Erling Haaland, Victor Osimhen, Joao Felix, De Ligt, Sancho, Jovic, Guendouzi, Militao, Isak, Vinicius Jnr, Zagadou, Ibrahima Konate, Hakimi, Hagi, Cunha, Odegaard, Chukwueze, N'Dicka, Rafael Leao and Justin Kluivert
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Again, youve listed a load of players without even taking into account if they are playing WELL or not.

Throwing new signings who have moved overseaa LAST SUMMER at Keans age into games can be detrimental to them.

Not sure what youre failing to grasp here.

Listing 20 players who mostly arent Keans age + havent moved last summer just seems like a pointless exercise.

Why not just ANSWER THE QUESTION?

How many players are playing WELL having moved overseas at Keans age last summer?

The answer is perhaps one or two well known ones. The rest of them havent performed.
 

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