Bruce sez:
“He can play anywhere in midfield - whether it is number six, eight or ten. He can play off the front."
So, Steve Bruce is clearly suggesting Josh should play centrally, not wide as a 7 or 11.
TFFT.
Bruce sez:
“He can play anywhere in midfield - whether it is number six, eight or ten. He can play off the front."
So, Steve Bruce is clearly suggesting Josh should play centrally, not wide as a 7 or 11.
TFFT.
Hmm, starting to think that might not be a problem...Samba's a twat.
Josh is moving about well, but his body language really makes him look like he doesn't really care. He's scapegoat fodder if Villa don't do well.
I think it's pretty clear he's a CM, Moussa style with a bit more potential to be a goal threat. I think that's why he went on loan, were stacked in midfield, Poch tried him more forward but it never really worked out.
I agree. But I highlighted Bruce's comments that:
“He can play anywhere in midfield - whether it is number six, eight or ten. He can play off the front."
Precisely because Poch was quoted as saying:
"He can play as an 8, a 6, a 7 or 10 or 11, I think that is not the problem. He needs to prove himself that he can play. It's a great opportunity for him now at Aston Villa to prove himself and prove to everyone that he is a player that can learn and improve and will be useful for Tottenham."
Obviously Poch has watched Josh every day in training for a couple of seasons. But, fwiw, I've seen nothing to convince me that Josh can play as a 7 or an 11.
True. But he's clearly taking a zonal role off the ball. That may be what he's been told to do. Who knows? Since I've taken any sort of interest in him (18 months) he has improved monotonically. A yearlong loan to Villa now looks obstructive to me.Has played well offensively, but watching the game when defending. Needs to muck in properly.
He is quality, second best player in our squad. Shame he is on loan with no chance of signing him.
Onomah looks very tidied and composed.
Onomah looks very, very good so far.
Steer, Onomah, O'Hare and Adomah have all looked good.
Onomah is looking ok, the only player who really wants to dribble at them with the ball
Onomah running around and finding space, looking lively, he'll soon learn that's not how we do things,
Hourihane and Onomah need to get out of second gear.
True. But he's clearly taking a zonal role off the ball. That may be what he's been told to do. Who knows? Since I've taken any sort of interest in him (18 months) he has improved monotonically. A yearlong loan to Villa now looks obstructive to me.