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NE14T 28 Jan 22 6.53pm
I’d be interested to get views on where people think Ayew fits into the squad going forward and how it’s going to work with Olise. Both players have looked hugely impressive on the right this season and it would be a shame to leave one out. I think Olise gets my nod on the right though. Ayew’s work rate is incredible and he never gives up on anything. Very skilful quick feet as well. I’d like to see him have a crack up front in a very attacking 3 man diamond formation. The beatings will stop when morale improves.
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NE14T

28 Jan 22 6.53pm

I’d be interested to get views on where people think Ayew fits into the squad going forward and how it’s going to work with Olise. Both players have looked hugely impressive on the right this season and it would be a shame to leave one out. I think Olise gets my nod on the right though.

Ayew’s work rate is incredible and he never gives up on anything. Very skilful quick feet as well. I’d like to see him have a crack up front in a very attacking 3 man diamond formation.

The beatings will stop when morale improves.

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southnorwoodhill 28 Jan 22 7.03pm
I think Ayew has proved to be a reliable member of the squad, and competition for places is essential. Certainly a player to keep interested.
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I think Ayew has proved to be a reliable member of the squad, and competition for places is essential. Certainly a player to keep interested.

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MrRobbo Purley 28 Jan 22 7.47pm
I think in all likelihood it will differ game on game. Olise has such great end product, but Ayew is much more influential in the early build up. Other option is to play them both and leave Wilf out I'd also like to see Ayew in the no10 spot. Or whatever position Jeff has supposed to been playing the last couple of games
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Purley 28 Jan 22 7.47pm

I think in all likelihood it will differ game on game. Olise has such great end product, but Ayew is much more influential in the early build up.

Other option is to play them both and leave Wilf out

I'd also like to see Ayew in the no10 spot. Or whatever position Jeff has supposed to been playing the last couple of games

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TheBigToePunt 28 Jan 22 8.21pm
Well, as much as many of us have grown to love his attitude the list of reasons for Ayew continuing to be a starter if everyone is fit is short and getting shorter. His case for being a first choice player involves... 1. He works like a dog. More so than Olise, Zaha or Eze. Perhaps we can't carry all three defensively? 2. Vieira likes one of his wingers to play on their proper wing, to stretch the pitch. Zaha will play, and will cut in from the left with Mitchell or even Schlupp overlapping to provide width on the left. Ayew hogs the touchline on the other side, making a sort of 352 shape when we have the ball. We haven't got another right footed attacker who could play wide right in v that fashion. 3. Vieira seems to value Ayews seniority, or at least wants Olise not to have it too easy too soon. I'm sure there's some benefits to that. Basically though, Olise must surely be ahead of Ayew now.
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28 Jan 22 8.21pm

Well, as much as many of us have grown to love his attitude the list of reasons for Ayew continuing to be a starter if everyone is fit is short and getting shorter.

His case for being a first choice player involves...

1. He works like a dog. More so than Olise, Zaha or Eze. Perhaps we can't carry all three defensively?

2. Vieira likes one of his wingers to play on their proper wing, to stretch the pitch. Zaha will play, and will cut in from the left with Mitchell or even Schlupp overlapping to provide width on the left. Ayew hogs the touchline on the other side, making a sort of 352 shape when we have the ball. We haven't got another right footed attacker who could play wide right in v that fashion.

3. Vieira seems to value Ayews seniority, or at least wants Olise not to have it too easy too soon. I'm sure there's some benefits to that.

Basically though, Olise must surely be ahead of Ayew now.

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Glazier#1 28 Jan 22 11.14pm
Originally posted by MrRobbo I think in all likelihood it will differ game on game. Olise has such great end product, but Ayew is much more influential in the early build up. Other option is to play them both and leave Wilf out I'd also like to see Ayew in the no10 spot. Or whatever position Jeff has supposed to been playing the last couple of games I'd like to see Odsonne tried in the no10, myself.
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Glazier#1

28 Jan 22 11.14pm

Originally posted by MrRobbo

I think in all likelihood it will differ game on game. Olise has such great end product, but Ayew is much more influential in the early build up.

Other option is to play them both and leave Wilf out

I'd also like to see Ayew in the no10 spot. Or whatever position Jeff has supposed to been playing the last couple of games

I'd like to see Odsonne tried in the no10, myself.

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NE14T 28 Jan 22 11.41pm
Thanks. I agree the experience of Ayew is vital and he can act as a bit of an enforcer at times which can be settling for the younger players particularly when opposing teams are trying to rough it up a bit. The beatings will stop when morale improves.
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NE14T

28 Jan 22 11.41pm

Thanks.

I agree the experience of Ayew is vital and he can act as a bit of an enforcer at times which can be settling for the younger players particularly when opposing teams are trying to rough it up a bit.

The beatings will stop when morale improves.

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Dubai Eagle 29 Jan 22 9.51am
I dont see a lot wrong with starting Ayew, particularly against the better clubs, with instructions to keep things tight (as he does) work your socks off for 60 / 70 minutes and then bringing Olise on when the opposing full backs are tiring - its a squad game & everyone plays their part.
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Dubai Eagle

29 Jan 22 9.51am

I dont see a lot wrong with starting Ayew, particularly against the better clubs, with instructions to keep things tight (as he does) work your socks off for 60 / 70 minutes and then bringing Olise on when the opposing full backs are tiring - its a squad game & everyone plays their part.

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dreamwaverider London 29 Jan 22 10.44am
Originally posted by Dubai Eagle I dont see a lot wrong with starting Ayew, particularly against the better clubs, with instructions to keep things tight (as he does) work your socks off for 60 / 70 minutes and then bringing Olise on when the opposing full backs are tiring - its a squad game & everyone plays their part. From what I’ve seen in recent matches Olise is good from the kick off. However I get your view. Olise for the last 30 mins has always caused havoc. We have got so many options nowadays
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Originally posted by Dubai Eagle

From what I’ve seen in recent matches Olise is good from the kick off.
However I get your view. Olise for the last 30 mins has always caused havoc.
We have got so many options nowadays

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 29 Jan 22 10.52am
Originally posted by Dubai Eagle I dont see a lot wrong with starting Ayew, particularly against the better clubs, with instructions to keep things tight (as he does) work your socks off for 60 / 70 minutes and then bringing Olise on when the opposing full backs are tiring - its a squad game & everyone plays their part. Too many fans forget this. At present, unlike Citeh, we don't have two quality players for each position, but we do have for a few positions and over time, hopefully, we will improve the overall quality of the squad.
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Too far from Selhurst Park 29 Jan 22 10.52am

Originally posted by Dubai Eagle

Too many fans forget this. At present, unlike Citeh, we don't have two quality players for each position, but we do have for a few positions and over time, hopefully, we will improve the overall quality of the squad.

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dreamwaverider London 29 Jan 22 10.53am
Originally posted by TheBigToePunt Well, as much as many of us have grown to love his attitude the list of reasons for Ayew continuing to be a starter if everyone is fit is short and getting shorter. His case for being a first choice player involves... 1. He works like a dog. More so than Olise, Zaha or Eze. Perhaps we can't carry all three defensively? 2. Vieira likes one of his wingers to play on their proper wing, to stretch the pitch. Zaha will play, and will cut in from the left with Mitchell or even Schlupp overlapping to provide width on the left. Ayew hogs the touchline on the other side, making a sort of 352 shape when we have the ball. We haven't got another right footed attacker who could play wide right in v that fashion. 3. Vieira seems to value Ayews seniority, or at least wants Olise not to have it too easy too soon. I'm sure there's some benefits to that. Basically though, Olise must surely be ahead of Ayew now. Agreed. There are lots of options evolving now. Once Eze returns to peak fitness, I’m sure Vieira will use him more regularly. With Mateta getting stronger by the game now we should develop into a very exciting and useful outfit.
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dreamwaverider

London 29 Jan 22 10.53am

Originally posted by TheBigToePunt

Well, as much as many of us have grown to love his attitude the list of reasons for Ayew continuing to be a starter if everyone is fit is short and getting shorter.

His case for being a first choice player involves...

1. He works like a dog. More so than Olise, Zaha or Eze. Perhaps we can't carry all three defensively?

3. Vieira seems to value Ayews seniority, or at least wants Olise not to have it too easy too soon. I'm sure there's some benefits to that.

Basically though, Olise must surely be ahead of Ayew now.

Agreed. There are lots of options evolving now.
Once Eze returns to peak fitness, I’m sure Vieira will use him more regularly.
With Mateta getting stronger by the game now we should develop into a very exciting and useful outfit.

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rikz Croydon 29 Jan 22 11.35am
You're easily pleased if you think ayew has been hugely impressive this season. Look he works his socks off I'll give him that but the best players make it look effortless, he still offers very little going forward.
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Croydon 29 Jan 22 11.35am

You're easily pleased if you think ayew has been hugely impressive this season. Look he works his socks off I'll give him that but the best players make it look effortless, he still offers very little going forward.

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thai-eagle chiang mai 30 Jan 22 2.01am
Originally posted by rikz You're easily pleased if you think ayew has been hugely impressive this season. Look he works his socks off I'll give him that but the best players make it look effortless, he still offers very little going forward. Second that! Olise is our present and future.
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chiang mai 30 Jan 22 2.01am

Originally posted by rikz

Second that! Olise is our present and future.

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