| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. 22:25 - Nov 29 with 2453 views | cbower |
Long way before Taylor will oust Massimo. Great display from him. |  |
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| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 22:29 - Nov 29 with 2406 views | badadski |
Yeah man of match display - calm and assured - not only breaking up play and defending but pushing forwards also - Taylor I enjoy watching but as we found against West Brom, you need to keep the assured pairing of Morsy and luongo as we look so much more balanced. |  | | |
| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 22:31 - Nov 29 with 2375 views | FrimleyBlue |
Just two very different players. Taylor will be a great player but he's exactly what he is compared to luongo.. just younger and lots to learn. |  |
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| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 22:34 - Nov 29 with 2340 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 22:29 - Nov 29 by badadski |
Yeah man of match display - calm and assured - not only breaking up play and defending but pushing forwards also - Taylor I enjoy watching but as we found against West Brom, you need to keep the assured pairing of Morsy and luongo as we look so much more balanced. |
He’s so great in tight spaces (ooo errr), the ball just sticks to him where others would lose possession, and inevitably he draws the foul. I was very skeptical when we signed him (a mate is a QPR fan and said they loved him but he was always crocked).
He’s been immense. | | | |
| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 22:38 - Nov 29 with 2301 views | bournemouthblue |
| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 22:29 - Nov 29 by badadski |
Yeah man of match display - calm and assured - not only breaking up play and defending but pushing forwards also - Taylor I enjoy watching but as we found against West Brom, you need to keep the assured pairing of Morsy and luongo as we look so much more balanced. |
Taylor is technically really good but just isn't as tenacious and able to break up play in the way Morsy or Luongo does, we look more vulnerable with him in there.
I'm be tempted to play him as a 10 in games like West Brom where you need the extra midfield body in there defensively at times. Chappers and Broadhead can go missing against the more athletic sides, not that we have encountered many who have outcompeted us in that field so far. You'd expect Leicester to, they have a very dominant back four. |  |
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| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 22:43 - Nov 29 with 2255 views | Herbivore |
Luongo was completely ridiculous tonight. Absolute machine in that midfield. |  |
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| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 22:54 - Nov 29 with 2183 views | NthQldITFC |
| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 22:34 - Nov 29 by SuperKieranMcKenna |
He’s so great in tight spaces (ooo errr), the ball just sticks to him where others would lose possession, and inevitably he draws the foul. I was very skeptical when we signed him (a mate is a QPR fan and said they loved him but he was always crocked).
He’s been immense. |
As you say, he's got amazing close control and strength to hold off opponents, more so perhaps than Morsy even. |  |
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| I thought Luongo was MOTM but I thought Taylor was composed when he came on on 23:08 - Nov 29 with 2123 views | unstableblue |
He’ll have his day
Thought Harness was very good when he came on
Chaplin back to his best
Burgess dominant
Axel looked class
Burns too strong for his opponent |  |
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| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 23:08 - Nov 29 with 2129 views | davblue |
If he was 10 years younger playing like this you would be talking about a 15 to 20 million pound player as absurd as that sounds. |  | | |
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| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 23:15 - Nov 29 with 2071 views | Garv |
Is it inaccurate to suggest Massimo is playing the best football of his career?
Thought Davis was excellent as well, not seen much recognition for him so far. |  |
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| I thought Luongo was MOTM but I thought Taylor was composed when he came on on 07:20 - Nov 30 with 1897 views | textbackup |
| I thought Luongo was MOTM but I thought Taylor was composed when he came on on 23:08 - Nov 29 by unstableblue |
He’ll have his day
Thought Harness was very good when he came on
Chaplin back to his best
Burgess dominant
Axel looked class
Burns too strong for his opponent |
Shame Broadband still doesn’t look right, so happy he got his goal, but he’s not quite on it as present |  |
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| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 09:07 - Nov 30 with 1678 views | davblue |
| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 22:34 - Nov 29 by SuperKieranMcKenna |
He’s so great in tight spaces (ooo errr), the ball just sticks to him where others would lose possession, and inevitably he draws the foul. I was very skeptical when we signed him (a mate is a QPR fan and said they loved him but he was always crocked).
He’s been immense. |
There's a real argument/debate as to whether he was our best buy last January.
He's been brilliant, i remember in the summer before be got him one on the analytics guys done a piece on him and his stats when he played were a very high level, but as you say it was getting him on the pitch which we seem to have done. | | | |
| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 09:52 - Nov 30 with 1598 views | BlueStreak |
| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 09:07 - Nov 30 by davblue |
There's a real argument/debate as to whether he was our best buy last January.
He's been brilliant, i remember in the summer before be got him one on the analytics guys done a piece on him and his stats when he played were a very high level, but as you say it was getting him on the pitch which we seem to have done. |
I don't think that it is even an argument. He clearly is in my eyes. We were desperate for someone next to Morsy in that period, he came in and we haven't looked back since.
I love the guy, he is quality. Appreciate that his legs will start to go so just enjoying him whilst he is about.
I think Mass would have started Saturday if he hadn't of been away with Australia and Taylor would have played last night. [Post edited 30 Nov 2023 11:08]
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| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 09:56 - Nov 30 with 1584 views | nodge_blue |
Just when I thought Luongo may be starting to not be a regular, he puts in one of his best ever displays for us. And when Chaplin plays well, we play well. [Post edited 30 Nov 2023 9:56]
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| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 09:57 - Nov 30 with 1578 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 09:07 - Nov 30 by davblue |
There's a real argument/debate as to whether he was our best buy last January.
He's been brilliant, i remember in the summer before be got him one on the analytics guys done a piece on him and his stats when he played were a very high level, but as you say it was getting him on the pitch which we seem to have done. |
“ There's a real argument/debate as to whether he was our best buy last January.”
Agreed, him and Morsy were just utterly dominant in every game (also how quickly did they click as a partnership!). By contrast, whilst Evans is a decent player I just always felt he lacked a presence and games would too often pass him by. | | | |
| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 13:12 - Nov 30 with 1408 views | Garv |
| Chappers was great, Luongo was outstanding. on 09:07 - Nov 30 by davblue |
There's a real argument/debate as to whether he was our best buy last January.
He's been brilliant, i remember in the summer before be got him one on the analytics guys done a piece on him and his stats when he played were a very high level, but as you say it was getting him on the pitch which we seem to have done. |
There's a strong debate for all of them. I can't see us ever having a better window.
All four were perfect direct replacements for JD, Harness, Humphreys and Ladapo. | |
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