| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer 14:57 - Oct 5 with 2765 views | cbower |
Not a criticism of McAteer. Maybe away from home, Kasey might offer a more solid defensive contribution. There will be plenty of minutes for both with Wes in that equation post Christmas too. |  |
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| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer on 22:28 - Oct 5 with 253 views | LeoMuff |
If burns coms back and is the same player, you can’t see Macateer getting much time |  |
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| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer on 23:17 - Oct 5 with 186 views | itfcsuth |
Talented boy, but looks like he needs time to adjust to us/league - which is completely understandable.
Decision making at times was poor today, but with development and game time there looks to be a real talent there. |  | | |
| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer on 23:28 - Oct 5 with 174 views | Hugoagogo_Reborn |
| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer on 22:16 - Oct 5 by DavoIPB |
Yep McAteer actually does a brilliant job of stopping attacks down our left hand side. Defensively he is good and he reads the game well |
It's a wise purchase of both, IMO.
Sindre will absolutely shine under KM's coaching, I have no doubt. He is skillful, tenacious, inventive, brave, just like Omari, but perhaps better. McAteer offers the equivalent of Townsend to Davis - flair? Not really. Solid defensive work with the option of bombing forward? Absolutely yes. |  |
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| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer on 23:34 - Oct 5 with 162 views | Nutkins_Return |
| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer on 22:28 - Oct 5 by LeoMuff |
If burns coms back and is the same player, you can’t see Macateer getting much time |
Would love Burns to be back to being Burns but I think honestly.he may go in Jan. He's 31 next month so it makes more sense to go with McAteer and Egeli for the future.
Would love to see Burns back at his best but let's see. |  |
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| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer on 23:37 - Oct 5 with 150 views | Hugoagogo_Reborn |
| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer on 23:34 - Oct 5 by Nutkins_Return |
Would love Burns to be back to being Burns but I think honestly.he may go in Jan. He's 31 next month so it makes more sense to go with McAteer and Egeli for the future.
Would love to see Burns back at his best but let's see. |
I think one of Burns or Johnston might go in January. Egeli/McAteer clearly have the right hand side shirt nailed on, plus we have Ogbene out on loan getting fit. [Post edited 5 Oct 23:40]
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| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer on 23:51 - Oct 5 with 121 views | BouncebackIpswich |
| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer on 19:55 - Oct 5 by FrimleyBlue |
Genuine question about mcateer
What are his attributes? Genuine question that other than being direct what's he known for? |
He does make good runs off the ball, at Leicester he was good at running in behind the defence and of course he is persistent and works hard but frankly he is so technically poor and lacking in composure that his qualities are totally neutralised by his deficiencies IN MY OPINION. |  | | |
| Walle-Egeli offers more than McAteer on 03:50 - Oct 6 with 37 views | Everydayblue |
Still think McCateer is a good option to have, whilst Egeli is so raw...
No point in comparing the two, imo, as they are just different types of player.
I can see McCateer being that bit more disciplined and just following the managers instruction. He has good character and runs for the team, stretches full backs out wide and gets back to help out defensively, coupled with bags of experience at Champ' level and being part of a promotion push with Foxes....
Most probably brought in as a contingency whilst Egeli settles and improves.?
It might be that Egeli needs to be taken out of the firing line now and then.. And McCateer is a quality option to have at this level.
Forget the price tag. People are happy to use it negatively... On the flip side, Furlong is looking like a snip.. Swings and roundabouts..
But yes, Egeli looks to have a lot in his locker. I'm most impressed with his physicality. Despite his size, I thought it might take him a bit longer to get to grips with the rough and tumble of English football. But he seems to brush off challenges with ease... Can see him having a storming 2nd half of the season. Much like Hutch did in his first season here. | | | |
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