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I found him rather ordinary.
He had a decent 30 minutes, then was completely anonymous
comment by HarlequinHebdo (U16981)
posted 46 minutes ago
He must love you Dad !
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Chilwell our standout player. Put a lot of good crosses in.
When I saw the headline, I thought the article was going to be about AC
I have seen better performances from CHO before. He was ok in patches, but nothing like you claim. Most of the attacks came from the left. Chillwell and Pulisic were a constant threat to Villa.
Btw. Growing tired of Christensen acting like a little lassy
Yeah he wasn’t head and shoulders better than anyone. Solid enough game. No more no less
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"He was ok in patches, but nothing like you claim.
Most of the attacks came from the left. Chillwell and Pulisic were a constant threat to Villa."
Most of our best attacking moves were initiated and facilitated by Callum in the first place!
I’ll break it down, briefly.
Didn’t think I would have to because it was clear (but here we go)….
The main game-plan was to draw/drag Villa players to right and switch the ball quickly to the overlapping Chilwell arriving into acres of space, creating overloads on the left (with Pulisic & Mount).
Understandable...as Azpi can't provide anywhere near the same threat on the right, to work with Hudson-Odoi and exploit Villa (James on the otherhand...)
When Azpi was allowed to advance to provide width, guess who had the vision to find him with a beauty of a pass from the left...Yep, that's right: Hudson-Odoi.
Taking up intelligent positioning between the lines, productive.
Hudson-Odoi played his role perfectly throughout the match, smart operator (even up to that very last sweetly struck volley by Chilwell at the end, would have been a glorious winner).
Outstanding performance & presence in the attacking third Hudson-Odoi
Didn't once try and go 1 on 1 with a defender. Probably lacking some confidence still for that, but if he does get a run of games then he has to bring that side of his game.
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posted on 29/12/20
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posted on 29/12/20
He must love you Dad !
posted on 29/12/20
I found him rather ordinary.
posted on 29/12/20
He had a decent 30 minutes, then was completely anonymous
posted on 29/12/20
comment by HarlequinHebdo (U16981)
posted 46 minutes ago
He must love you Dad !
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This
posted on 29/12/20
Chilwell our standout player. Put a lot of good crosses in.
posted on 29/12/20
When I saw the headline, I thought the article was going to be about AC
posted on 29/12/20
I have seen better performances from CHO before. He was ok in patches, but nothing like you claim. Most of the attacks came from the left. Chillwell and Pulisic were a constant threat to Villa.
Btw. Growing tired of Christensen acting like a little lassy
posted on 29/12/20
Yeah he wasn’t head and shoulders better than anyone. Solid enough game. No more no less
posted on 29/12/20
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posted on 30/12/20
"He was ok in patches, but nothing like you claim.
Most of the attacks came from the left. Chillwell and Pulisic were a constant threat to Villa."
Most of our best attacking moves were initiated and facilitated by Callum in the first place!
I’ll break it down, briefly.
Didn’t think I would have to because it was clear (but here we go)….
The main game-plan was to draw/drag Villa players to right and switch the ball quickly to the overlapping Chilwell arriving into acres of space, creating overloads on the left (with Pulisic & Mount).
Understandable...as Azpi can't provide anywhere near the same threat on the right, to work with Hudson-Odoi and exploit Villa (James on the otherhand...)
When Azpi was allowed to advance to provide width, guess who had the vision to find him with a beauty of a pass from the left...Yep, that's right: Hudson-Odoi.
Taking up intelligent positioning between the lines, productive.
Hudson-Odoi played his role perfectly throughout the match, smart operator (even up to that very last sweetly struck volley by Chilwell at the end, would have been a glorious winner).
Outstanding performance & presence in the attacking third Hudson-Odoi
posted on 30/12/20
Didn't once try and go 1 on 1 with a defender. Probably lacking some confidence still for that, but if he does get a run of games then he has to bring that side of his game.
posted on 8/7/23
Lol
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