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Originally posted by PatrickA
BBC is reporting that West Ham are interested in Sorloth who has a £32 million release clause in his contract. This follows on from the dramatic improvement of Mateta whom I imagine would be valued similarly. Both really struggled under Hodgson. The lesson of the story? Hodgson is not a coach for strikers , depriving them of their lifeblood of crosses or early passes and asking them to concentrate their efforts outside the penalty area which is the only place they really need to flourish. Players mature at different rates and flourish under certain conditions. TBF I always thought that there was a player there in Sorloth. And whilst I hated Benteke by the end, I always felt that 99% of the issue with him was the system. If he was at a team like Everton who just pump balls into the box he'd score a hatfull After his cameo goal against the weed, it was clear that JPM had ability
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Originally posted by MrRobbo
Players mature at different rates and flourish under certain conditions. TBF I always thought that there was a player there in Sorloth. And whilst I hated Benteke by the end, I always felt that 99% of the issue with him was the system. If he was at a team like Everton who just pump balls into the box he'd score a hatfull After his cameo goal against the weed, it was clear that JPM had ability
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Originally posted by Jacey
Benteke, scored a hatful at Villa,so his failure to score for us,other than his first season under Sam,,was clearly down to Royball. Edited by Jacey (06 Jul 2024 10.22am) Edited by Jacey (06 Jul 2024 1.22pm)
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Originally posted by Jacey
Benteke, scored a hateful at Villa,so his failure to score for us,other than his first season under Sam,,was clearly down to Royball. Edited by Jacey (06 Jul 2024 10.22am) Wasn't he guaranteed to score for Villa against us? Or perhaps I've created a false memory there.
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