Needs to improve his challenges in the penalty area without doubt.
3 penalties in 9 starts is far too many.
played welll hazard dived thats why itwas correct by the ref
John Stones.
He was pretty erratic for Everton and early days at city. Tbh hes still got a mistake in him.There's life before City you know...it's how he got the move.
maybe if he got more support from his fullback he wouldnt be put into compromising positions? Also how did Aurier get on in against Chelsea, I couldnt watch the match so I'm just curious?Needs to improve his challenges in the penalty area without doubt.
3 penalties in 9 starts is far too many.
There's life before City you know...it's how he got the move.
He was pretty erratic for Everton and early days at city. Tbh hes still got a mistake in him.
Although I do think the Foyth/Stones comparison is a good one.
maybe if he got more support from his fullback he wouldnt be put into compromising positions? Also how did Aurier get on in against Chelsea, I couldnt watch the match so I'm just curious?
Cheers mate for the info, but I really want @Paolo10 's objective view, I really rate his expertise on the fullback position.You didn't watch the match yet you are assuming he didn't get enough support from fullback?
Aurier had one of his better games both defensively and going forwards. This was a very good all round team performance. What the hell were you doing that was more important than watching this game?
Foyth looks much more comfortable on the ball than Stones.
He mentioned a 20 yr old CB in a top 6 team. You mentioned Stones. He showed you he was 22. What happened before is irrelevant because everton and barnsley are not top 6 teams.
2 years at that age are very important in the formation of a player. Foyth at 22 will probably have corrected most of his mistakes
mate I've watched the match I just wanted to see how full of shit you are. Congradulations youre somewhere between a toddler's potty trainer and Paul Merson after eating some dodgy indian food.Try watching the match then @allpaths.