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2 starts and a 20 minute sub appearance in the last 3 games and he's scored 2 out of our 3 goals.He’s had plenty of chances 1v1 and failed, that’s why he was dropped in the first place. He did it again at Bristol.
That said, it’s his first proper professional season and he’s really got something. But I think he’s had roughly the right amount of involvement personally.
Yep, but good to see that that miss vs Bristol City gave him a hunger to make his next chance count. And he did!He’s had plenty of chances 1v1 and failed, that’s why he was dropped in the first place. He did it again at Bristol.
That said, it’s his first proper professional season and he’s really got something. But I think he’s had roughly the right amount of involvement personally.
He’s Mbappe compared to that useless lump that was restricting our whole play while in the team.2 starts and a 20 minute sub appearance in the last 3 games and he's scored 2 out of our 3 goals.
You can't argue with that return.
Does make you wonder how N'Diaye would have done if he was preferred to McBurnie. He is "just a baby" on football terms, to quote Hecky. 5 goals is encouraging in a break through season and a few of them have been quality goals too.He’s Mbappe compared to that useless lump that was restricting our whole play while in the team.
Probably ideal set up currentlyI think the lad is fantastic, when you consider how much we paid for brewster and McBurnie and he's a much better player than both of them. Would like to see him and mgw play behind sharp
I don't disagree that Ndiaye has been decent lately and chipped in with some very important goals. However, your post is another example of an ordinary fan thinking he knows better than the Manager who sees him every day in training, knows him very very well - his mental state, physical state etc etc. If we'd have had Hecky from the start of the season then his record indicates that we'd have been fighting it out with Fulham for top spot. Erm, I think I'll go with his opinion on who to play in matches, taGives us something different, great finish today.
Hecky dropped a major bollock this season benching for so many games, particularly with issues up front.
Should have started many more games Imo!
He was flogging at dead horse with Oli.I don't disagree that Ndiaye has been decent lately and chipped in with some very important goals. However, your post is another example of an ordinary fan thinking he knows better than the Manager who sees him every day in training, knows him very very well - his mental state, physical state etc etc. If we'd have had Hecky from the start of the season then his record indicates that we'd have been fighting it out with Fulham for top spot. Erm, I think I'll go with his opinion on who to play in matches, ta![]()
Obviously a McBurnie fan, compare what he’s brought to the team to what Ndayie has.Expect most “ordinary fans” would rather see a flair player who scores goals in the team.I don't disagree that Ndiaye has been decent lately and chipped in with some very important goals. However, your post is another example of an ordinary fan thinking he knows better than the Manager who sees him every day in training, knows him very very well - his mental state, physical state etc etc. If we'd have had Hecky from the start of the season then his record indicates that we'd have been fighting it out with Fulham for top spot. Erm, I think I'll go with his opinion on who to play in matches, ta![]()
I've been saying this for a while. I was also hoping to see this setup with Brewster in for Billy.Berge, N’Diaye and MGW behind Sharp is tasty AF.
I've also noted this. Whilst he often loses the ball he does have the knack of nicking it back. Ideally I'd like to see him and MGW play just behind the striker (Billy?) but not sure where this leaves Berge, who for me was MOM yesterday.To me a key difference between Ndayie is when he presses he does so without giving away silly fouls. He cuts off channels and quite frequently nicks the ball away from defenders All to do with fast feet
Mgw, Billy and Ndyie working instinctively together could be a great set up. Any 2 of the 3, or even all 3 as an attacking steamroller.The lad did indeed setep up. Good on him. When N'Diaye and MGW are on the field together it we look more more of a threat.
4-3-3Mgw, Billy and Ndyie working instinctively together could be a great set up. Any 2 of the 3, or even all 3 as an attacking steamroller.
The other way of looking at it is to say that Hecky is doing a good job of trying to get the best out of him. He’s a real talent but he’s been off it at times in terms of actual contributions to games. I don’t see today as a sign of Hecky screwing up, I see it as Hecky using him wisely.Gives us something different, great finish today.
Hecky dropped a major bollock this season benching for so many games, particularly with issues up front.
Should have started many more games Imo!
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