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viveasheagle Online perth 04 Apr 23 7.29am
In the last few games under Viera he was looking unfit, disinterested and bang average. In 2 weeks under Roy he is back to his best. Don't forget in the early part of the season he was also playing well and would have been one of the first names on the team sheet.
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perth 04 Apr 23 7.29am

In the last few games under Viera he was looking unfit, disinterested and bang average. In 2 weeks under Roy he is back to his best. Don't forget in the early part of the season he was also playing well and would have been one of the first names on the team sheet.

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southnorwoodhill 04 Apr 23 7.56am
Wow. One decent game in a long time and he's Ballon D'Or material again. Yes, he had a good game. Yes, he can be a lazy so and so. Therefore it is up to him where he wants to go with his career. I've always said he has the raw ability, it's been the application that has been missing. Was it PV's slack management? Or has Roy said the right words at the right time? Time will tell, Eze has between now and the end of the season to really show us he is capable of consistent match winning performances.
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Wow. One decent game in a long time and he's Ballon D'Or material again. Yes, he had a good game. Yes, he can be a lazy so and so. Therefore it is up to him where he wants to go with his career. I've always said he has the raw ability, it's been the application that has been missing. Was it PV's slack management? Or has Roy said the right words at the right time? Time will tell, Eze has between now and the end of the season to really show us he is capable of consistent match winning performances.

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thetopgeezer Streatham Hill 04 Apr 23 8.02am
Originally posted by Eaglecoops Once he starts running at teams in parts of the pitch where they can’t bring him down he looks a different player. He was operating too deep under Vieira and it was easy to foul him and reset defensively. He made two classic runs on Saturday that got the defence absolutely scared out their wits. That’s where he needs to operate. The whole team were too deep under Vieira. I can't make my mind up if it was because of the tough run of fixtures or because we became too obsessed with a ticky tacky play it out of the back possession based yawnfest. This is The Premier League and I saw us run off the park in numerous games. But not on Saturday.
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Streatham Hill 04 Apr 23 8.02am

Originally posted by Eaglecoops

Once he starts running at teams in parts of the pitch where they can’t bring him down he looks a different player. He was operating too deep under Vieira and it was easy to foul him and reset defensively. He made two classic runs on Saturday that got the defence absolutely scared out their wits. That’s where he needs to operate.

The whole team were too deep under Vieira. I can't make my mind up if it was because of the tough run of fixtures or because we became too obsessed with a ticky tacky play it out of the back possession based yawnfest. This is The Premier League and I saw us run off the park in numerous games.

But not on Saturday.

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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 04 Apr 23 8.43am
Originally posted by southnorwoodhill Wow. One decent game in a long time and he's Ballon D'Or material again. Yes, he had a good game. Yes, he can be a lazy so and so. Therefore it is up to him where he wants to go with his career. I've always said he has the raw ability, it's been the application that has been missing. Was it PV's slack management? Or has Roy said the right words at the right time? Time will tell, Eze has between now and the end of the season to really show us he is capable of consistent match winning performances. TBH I think it was PV's tactics. The slow movement of the ball plus not getting players forward and/or at pace meant that whenever Eze did actually play it was sort of a case of 'there you go, do something with that' as opposed to actually receiving the ball in moments where he was able to work some magic. That and I would dare to suggest just generally not being fit enough. Either way the 'Ballon D'or' comment made me laugh but he went from looking like he did and would never recover from injury, unfit, lightweight and ineffective to once again looking a menace, gliding past players, quick feet, a footballing brain and getting us a goal under Roy. Looked slimmer/fitter too from where I was sitting but that may just be me! I honestly thought it might signal the end, or the end of any hype around Eze. It's back on now. Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!
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The Democratic Republic of Kent 04 Apr 23 8.43am

Originally posted by southnorwoodhill

TBH I think it was PV's tactics.

The slow movement of the ball plus not getting players forward and/or at pace meant that whenever Eze did actually play it was sort of a case of 'there you go, do something with that' as opposed to actually receiving the ball in moments where he was able to work some magic. That and I would dare to suggest just generally not being fit enough.

Either way the 'Ballon D'or' comment made me laugh but he went from looking like he did and would never recover from injury, unfit, lightweight and ineffective to once again looking a menace, gliding past players, quick feet, a footballing brain and getting us a goal under Roy. Looked slimmer/fitter too from where I was sitting but that may just be me!

I honestly thought it might signal the end, or the end of any hype around Eze. It's back on now.

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 04 Apr 23 8.48am
Originally posted by Nicholas91 TBH I think it was PV's tactics. The slow movement of the ball plus not getting players forward and/or at pace meant that whenever Eze did actually play it was sort of a case of 'there you go, do something with that' as opposed to actually receiving the ball in moments where he was able to work some magic. That and I would dare to suggest just generally not being fit enough. Either way the 'Ballon D'or' comment made me laugh but he went from looking like he did and would never recover from injury, unfit, lightweight and ineffective to once again looking a menace, gliding past players, quick feet, a footballing brain and getting us a goal under Roy. Looked slimmer/fitter too from where I was sitting but that may just be me! I honestly thought it might signal the end, or the end of any hype around Eze. It's back on now. Leeds will be a totally different proposition from a lacklustre Leicester.They will be full of energy with a fanatical crowd behind them. Eze will be called upon defensively and Leeds will prove a different challenge for him. Should he disappoint, all the hype will dissipate. Edited by Willo (04 Apr 2023 8.48am)
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South coast - west of Brighton. 04 Apr 23 8.48am

Originally posted by Nicholas91

TBH I think it was PV's tactics.

I honestly thought it might signal the end, or the end of any hype around Eze. It's back on now.

Leeds will be a totally different proposition from a lacklustre Leicester.They will be full of energy with a fanatical crowd behind them.
Eze will be called upon defensively and Leeds will prove a different challenge for him.
Should he disappoint, all the hype will dissipate.

Edited by Willo (04 Apr 2023 8.48am)

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NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 04 Apr 23 8.58am
He certainly had a good game on Saturday and reminded us of what he could be capable of. I say could be because he needs to start performing like that more often. It’s a valid point that he had less space to play in during the recent run against the top teams. Leicester was the opposite. Hopefully that will give him the confidence to push on for the rest of the season. His form is more important to us now that Zaha could be out for a while Old, Ungifted and White
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Shoreham-by-Sea 04 Apr 23 8.58am

He certainly had a good game on Saturday and reminded us of what he could be capable of.

I say could be because he needs to start performing like that more often.

It’s a valid point that he had less space to play in during the recent run against the top teams. Leicester was the opposite. Hopefully that will give him the confidence to push on for the rest of the season.

His form is more important to us now that Zaha could be out for a while

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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 04 Apr 23 9.18am
Originally posted by Willo Leeds will be a totally different proposition from a lacklustre Leicester.They will be full of energy with a fanatical crowd behind them. Eze will be called upon defensively and Leeds will prove a different challenge for him. Should he disappoint, all the hype will dissipate. Edited by Willo (04 Apr 2023 8.48am) I completely recognise those sentiments Willo however should we match Leeds with energy, or more so than we did under PV and as we did have albeit against a lacklustre Leicester, I think the likes of Eze may play a bigger part. It's Leeds not Real Madrid. Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!
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The Democratic Republic of Kent 04 Apr 23 9.18am

Originally posted by Willo

Edited by Willo (04 Apr 2023 8.48am)

I completely recognise those sentiments Willo however should we match Leeds with energy, or more so than we did under PV and as we did have albeit against a lacklustre Leicester, I think the likes of Eze may play a bigger part. It's Leeds not Real Madrid.

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

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MrRobbo Purley 04 Apr 23 9.24am
Originally posted by Nicholas91 TBH I think it was PV's tactics. The slow movement of the ball plus not getting players forward and/or at pace meant that whenever Eze did actually play it was sort of a case of 'there you go, do something with that' as opposed to actually receiving the ball in moments where he was able to work some magic. That and I would dare to suggest just generally not being fit enough. Either way the 'Ballon D'or' comment made me laugh but he went from looking like he did and would never recover from injury, unfit, lightweight and ineffective to once again looking a menace, gliding past players, quick feet, a footballing brain and getting us a goal under Roy. Looked slimmer/fitter too from where I was sitting but that may just be me! I honestly thought it might signal the end, or the end of any hype around Eze. It's back on now. 100%. He never lost it. He is a player that will look great with the ball, but distinctly average without it. Same as Wilf and Olise. We need to give these guys a platform to perform
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Purley 04 Apr 23 9.24am

Originally posted by Nicholas91

TBH I think it was PV's tactics.

I honestly thought it might signal the end, or the end of any hype around Eze. It's back on now.

100%. He never lost it.

He is a player that will look great with the ball, but distinctly average without it. Same as Wilf and Olise.

We need to give these guys a platform to perform

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PatrickA London 04 Apr 23 9.39am
Some of Eze’s best work on Saturday was in the inside right position in the first half. There was some good interplay with Olise on his outside and it helped to balance the left hand side where Schlupp and Zaha were providing a threat. It must be acknowledged though that he was largely up against Dewsbury Hall who is more of an offensive player rather than defensive tackler. Eze won’t always have the luxury of the space he was afforded on Saturday. For me the jury is still out on Eze until he produces 3 good performances in 5 rather than 1 in 5. There is no disputing his talent, but we all want to see him having a more consistent influence on games.
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London 04 Apr 23 9.39am

Some of Eze’s best work on Saturday was in the inside right position in the first half.
There was some good interplay with Olise on his outside and it helped to balance the left hand side where Schlupp and Zaha were providing a threat.
It must be acknowledged though that he was largely up against Dewsbury Hall who is more of an offensive player rather than defensive tackler.
Eze won’t always have the luxury of the space he was afforded on Saturday.
For me the jury is still out on Eze until he produces 3 good performances in 5 rather than 1 in 5.
There is no disputing his talent, but we all want to see him having a more consistent influence on games.

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palace99 New Mills 04 Apr 23 10.20am
Originally posted by antipodeagle Because but for it bouncing off of the keeper it wouldn't have gone in the back of the net. Deflections only count for the shooter if they were already going in before they took the deflection. But yes I agree, he was a joy to watch. We're going to need to see more of that in the next few games while Wilf is injured. no, it's if they are on target. Many would 'probably' be saved before the deflection - we will never know.
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palace99

New Mills 04 Apr 23 10.20am

Originally posted by antipodeagle

Because but for it bouncing off of the keeper it wouldn't have gone in the back of the net.

Deflections only count for the shooter if they were already going in before they took the deflection.

But yes I agree, he was a joy to watch. We're going to need to see more of that in the next few games while Wilf is injured.

no, it's if they are on target. Many would 'probably' be saved before the deflection - we will never know.

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