Yeah the shtick he gets is really unfair, and without going full Alan, I suspect that the fact he's a young black lad who likes nice threads, a bit of bling and some Instagram attention has got more to do with it than anything we see on the pitch
Yes I did. He needed to pick it as he did not look a 30m striker. And pick it up he did. And that last analogy is bollocks. More like Steve Bull and Steve Kindon.
Question - if Fabio Silva had 5/6 goals to his name would you still have the same view?
He's nearly scored three times from crosses now tbf!
He should have 5 or 6 goals to his name if he had taken the excellent chances he has missed , and then the point would be moot .
Well Steve Kindon is over a decade before my time so I can't comment, but I suspect that's still a massive drop off in quality.
On the left or right of a front 3 though rather than in behind the forward(s) which would be his best position and where he played well in a small sample size for Swansea. He might not be up to it, I'm certainly not saying he is, but I'd like to see the evidence one way or another before binning him off
So has Fabio, and we already own him.
For all we know he might score 3 in his next 3 games and everyone will be raving about him. I doubt he's even finished sorting out his living arrangements never mind playing football, so it's a bit pointless judging what we'll do at the end of the season based on very little game time so far.
he did have star roles in some games (he was fantastic as a deeper midfield against Spurs, was MOTM further forward against Chelsea and was also very good there against Bournemouth and I think Fulham?).
That isn't anything to do with my reply though, I just meant you said that he doesn't attack crosses - whether we should sign him or not I think that isn't true at all
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And one appearance behind the forwards
