Patson Daka

[sm1]

I think he'll enjoy playing more in the PL then the championship. They'll be alot more space for him to run into and if he finds his confidence, it could be a good season for him.

[Silverfox14]

Great to see him score and seemed to work well closing them down-delighted for him.

[Royston.]

i thought his confidence was on the floor but that goal showed real belief

[shailen]

Wonderful goal. That touch, dummy to go inside and finish. Sensational 

[Bert]

It’s gonna help him so much he’s working under one of the greatest strikers of the modern PL Era. 

[Aus Fox]

6 minutes ago, Bert said:

It’s gonna help him so much he’s working under one of the greatest strikers of the modern PL Era. 

I’d say he’s more playing alongside Vardy than under him. 

[Collymore]

That goal was all down to raw pace. He had no right in out pacing the defender who had a straight run back at goal where Daka had to arc his run. Sensational speed.

[The Horse's Mouth]

Postman Patson is back! Lock up your daughters, the Dak is in town. 

[Noahfence]

This guy brings chaos. There’s so much more space for him to run into in the Prem. 

 

10 goals loading 

[dmayne7]

14 minutes ago, Bert said:

It’s gonna help him so much he’s working under one of the greatest strikers of the modern PL Era. 

Probably have the opposite effect since he's spent his whole time here behind another one of the greats. Under and behind, sounds painful 

[Hales]

[Durnerz]

Daka with his Geoff Hurst-esque “They think it’s all over” goal. 

[The boy Linacre]

3 minutes ago, Durnerz said:

Daka with his Geoff Hurst-esque “They think it’s all over” goal. 

Surely in MOTD Dec goal of the month final group, awesome first touch, still plenty to do, ran in on goal, realised pass wasn't on AND as you said just like Geoff in July 66!!!!

And his workrate and closing on the centre backs, really made a great difference last 20.

Edited 3 December 2024 by The boy Linacre

[funkyrobot]

Great chaotic stuff from Daka. Worked his socks off and scored a great goal. Hopefully RVN will work some magic on him. 

[Bezzanator89]

Daka was his usual chaotic self, but deserved the goal for his efforts. Glad he went it alone and took his shot superbly, which will do his confidence the world of good.

 

Too early to put that down to RvN, but I'll take anything right now!

[Aleksz]

That’s literally all Daka needs to do, I can handle him being a bit technically poor but when you’ve got that much pace just give us that desire and intensity and the results will come. So happy for him.

[Finnegan]

[Gamble92]

23 minutes ago, Aleksz said:

That’s literally all Daka needs to do, I can handle him being a bit technically poor but when you’ve got that much pace just give us that desire and intensity and the results will come. So happy for him.

Think a lot of us know he can do that in-between those poor touches at times. 

 

What will never help is his own fans jeering him. 

[Finnegan]

1 minute ago, Gamble92 said:

What will never help is his own fans jeering him

 

Dude is usually so cheerful and happy to score, first thing he does is his back flip and the ridiculous face mask thing. 

 

Today he just put his finger to his ear running in front of the home fans. 

 

On the one hand, ****ing good on him. On the other, hate to see that. Hate to see a player at the club, and frankly a criminally under rated one at that, know full well his own fans are on his back. 

 

He's never given anything other than 100%, always puts a shift in and every manager has always been full of praise for how he applies himself in training, even when he's not getting a look in. 

 

[Vindaloo FOX]

That goal gave me prime Heskey flashbacks 

[iancognito]

4 hours ago, Durnerz said:

Daka with his Geoff Hurst-esque “They think it’s all over” goal. 

Precisely what we said when we saw the replay.

 

Definition of a confidence player but can only improve under a former striker.

[blueharmie]

6 hours ago, Royston. said:

i thought his confidence was on the floor but that goal showed real belief

Must be god 

[CrazyKopCorner]

He really caused them problems when he came on. 

 

The positions he took up seemed to be much better. 

 

The goal was absolutely top draw. The touch, pace, feint and strike were absolutely top class. 

 

Hope this is the start of something for him as he seems a top lad. 

Edited 4 December 2024 by CrazyKopCorner

[Raj]

If he cant learn and get confidence  from a manager like Ruud and player like  Vardy then he never will at lcfc.

Great to see him score and you can tell the whole crowd wants him to succeed.

Hopefully  this can ignite the inner ruud within him

[Jon the Hat]

6 hours ago, Bert said:

It’s gonna help him so much he’s working under one of the greatest strikers of the modern PL Era. 

Two days and Ruud's turned him into an actual player.