BuzzingBee95
Active member
Dango Ouattara
Last season alot of the GPG was dominated by the constant discussion over Kev's application and his impact on games (or lack thereof). After the Leeds game I posted about the need to demand what his natural ability promises, and what a great start to the season he'd made.
It's ridiculously early, but perhaps a mere glimpse that more games like today may laed to Dango receiving the same scrutiny, and based on today, rightly so.
After the Leeds game, show KA you're indispensable. But again, it's one game. After all, he left Bournemouth to get more game time. So he of all people will be desperate to keep his place in the side.
@ApolloBeachTone posted earlier that whilst Jaidon may not necessarily have the blistering pace, the wow factor that Dnago has to terrorise fullbacks, so far there's already a consistency to his game.
We've seen players revert back to the bench and in the short bursts recapture form to start games again. Right now, I do think Dango might benefit from that.
People lauded him last season for winning penalties. Whilst that's a wonderful ability to have, it's not enough.
It's ridiculously early, but perhaps a mere glimpse that more games like today may laed to Dango receiving the same scrutiny, and based on today, rightly so.
After the Leeds game, show KA you're indispensable. But again, it's one game. After all, he left Bournemouth to get more game time. So he of all people will be desperate to keep his place in the side.
@ApolloBeachTone posted earlier that whilst Jaidon may not necessarily have the blistering pace, the wow factor that Dnago has to terrorise fullbacks, so far there's already a consistency to his game.
We've seen players revert back to the bench and in the short bursts recapture form to start games again. Right now, I do think Dango might benefit from that.
People lauded him last season for winning penalties. Whilst that's a wonderful ability to have, it's not enough.