I’m not normally a Tim basher but I don’t know what that first bit is and then the rest is just a copy and paste from a Twitter timeline. It really isn’t subscription level Journalism. Fortunately I’ve now got another year at £10 rather than the full price!I implore you not to read Spiers' 'report' on the game. It's worse than watching Norwich away this season on a loop.
But surely they can't play together? We need a snotter and/or box to box midfielderRúben Neves' game by numbers vs. Brentford:
100% take-on success
93 touches
11 ball recoveries
5 tackles made
3 take-ons
1 goal
João Moutinho's game by numbers vs. Brentford:
100% tackle success
87 touches
10 ball recoveries
5 tackles made
5 clearances
1 goal
I am with you. You can fault his ability but not his commitmentDonck is fine as a squad player. I don’t think he ever really lets us down. He’s just a very unimaginative player though.
He also offers good physical presence on set pieces, does some good running (as proven by his almost identical parts in both goals yesterday), and i like that he is always right in the thick of things with opposing players if things get a bit gnarly.Watch him play for Belgium and he fulfills a similar unimaginative role. He is what he is and provides managers with that 6 out of 10 performance they sometimes need. Rarely will he dominate a game and score worldies like Neves can but neither will he hide like others we’ve had in the past or give up and go through the motions like some have before him.
Missed Moutinhno's assist.Rúben Neves' game by numbers vs. Brentford:
100% take-on success
93 touches
11 ball recoveries
5 tackles made
3 take-ons
1 goal
João Moutinho's game by numbers vs. Brentford:
100% tackle success
87 touches
10 ball recoveries
5 tackles made
5 clearances
1 goal
6/10 is his ceiling, most frequently he doesn't get more than a 4 or 5/10.Dendoncker is like a Belgian Edwards.
6/10 is Ok for now, but we need better.