For a guy who is "left footed" his technique on his right is really good.
This is going to be a massive signing imo - more than just on the pitch.
From what I've seen he appears to be right footed, but extremely capable with both.For a guy who is "left footed" his technique on his right is really good.
In a way, this legitimizes Son. Every player needs a poster who just doesn't like him. Even Bale had people who thought has was gash, until he hit that run of form that made him one of the best in the world and then they just kind of stopped posting*
But you're welcome to feelings of woe or negativity. I remember Blake Griffin was this way about one player (and I apologize as I can't remember his name) but he was 100% correct. Conversely, I was pretty negative about Crouch, and he turned out to be a great fit for us and scored a goal that got us to the CL. So be wary of having to admit you were wrong for years if this kid turns out to be really good You don't want to get invited into my select group of "Posters Who Are So Bad at Scouting That They Could Actually Scout for THFC" Although since I am the only member, I could use a treasurer
But I do hope that you will give him a chance now that we have him. It has to be legit, because any foreign player needs six months on average to adjust. So I hope you will put aside your worries and cheer him on....and even hope that you are wrong. If you do, then you earn the right to yell "I told you so" if it doesn't work out and that is a pretty cool payout. And if he does work out, you get the pay-out of a player that made us better.
*not saying he is Bale
He himself says he's right footed on the official site Have to say he's scored some crackers with his left though.For a guy who is "left footed" his technique on his right is really good.
Only every other page for the last 60 but aside from that...Has the military sevice issue been discussed? Sorry I've not got the time to go through the thread but I always thought this transfer would never happen because of this so how do we deal with it? Not like Levy to have a player with no re-sale value.
http://fusion.net/story/135321/son-heung-min-military-service-in-south-korea/
It's literally been on almost every page. It's been agreed he can delay it well into his 30s.Has the military sevice issue been discussed? Sorry I've not got the time to go through the thread but I always thought this transfer would never happen because of this so how do we deal with it? Not like Levy to have a player with no re-sale value.
http://fusion.net/story/135321/son-heung-min-military-service-in-south-korea/
He said he's right-footed, but trained so that he can use his left.
From what I've seen he appears to be right footed, but extremely capable with both.
Only thing that makes me think right is that his left footed goals appear to be curlers or placed shots but his right footed goals have curlers and well struck laces shots.
Not seen a player so two footed for Spurs since Ginola (So good with both feet you couldn't tell which) or Leonhardsen (so average with both you couldn't tell which...)
He himself says he's right footed on the official site Have to say he's scored some crackers with his left though.
I briefly asked some English-speaking Leverkusen fans on Twitter about him, and the views of Leverkusen fans, and I pointed out that some of their fans were almost happy about this.So what has been the general consensus from Bayer fans following the sale?
It seemed very mixed when it broke, some a bit gutted but others happy as he is supposedly inconsistent and runs down blind alleys.
Should we be worried there isn't an overwhelming majority that are upset or?
Same goes for N'jie.
For what it's worth, what I've seen of Son he looks a cracking signing but it's limited viewing.
Indeed, bums off seats types here's hoping.Most importantly I think him and N'Jie may bring a bit of excitement back to the lane.