Jeremy Monga

[sdb]

Just now, Ross 'LCFC' Turner said:

Very good dribbler but overall miles off it, zero end product and struggling to do the basics. 
 

Cash in whilst his stock is still high because he’s getting worse and worse in this shower of a team.

Yeah, he's too young to criticise really but beyond beating (one) man, he can't do much yet. Can't seem to think more than one step ahead. 

[Kinowe Soorie]

“Generational talent” 

[Tommy G]

Careful about saying anything negative about the academy lads 

[moore_94]

I miss the Monga we saw at the start of the season

 

Genuinely exciting to watch and would actually get you out of your seat when on the ball

 

Martí clearly cannot develop or coach players because wtf has happened to players like Monga and Fatawu

[teblin]

He’s 16 in a terrible side.

[Rubbersoul]

29 minutes ago, Tommy G said:

Careful about saying anything negative about the academy lads 

There’s plenty of negative posts in the match thread because they were fair lol.

[Iwebema]

He was poor tonight, he looked exactly what he is a 16 year old, in a poorly coached side.

 

Better days ahead from him 👍

[brookfox]

Let’s be honest he was pretty poor today. But all part of the learning experience and we bizarrely setup for our wingers to get one on two opportunities. Absolutely zero support from LB tonight either from an attacking perspective.

[JimJams]

He's great at dribbling past a player or enough to create himself a bit of space.  He needs to learn how to utilise that correctly once he's done it.  You'd get him there through coaching and game time, and he'll likely get neither.

[Pita]

It’s going to take time he’s a very young lad. 

[TheGoldenGod]

We can be critical all we want but if he played in a top team he's look miles better. He's no worse than that Rio at Liverpool but we're utterly turgid!

[coolhandfox]

Another reason to sack marti, players are regressing.

[Kierzz]

Just now, brookfox said:

Let’s be honest he was pretty poor today. But all part of the learning experience and we bizarrely setup for our wingers to get one on two opportunities. Absolutely zero support from LB tonight either from an attacking perspective.

Yep very true and story of our season. The Cifuentes system just leaves the Wingers isolated and allows teams to double / triple up on them which is criminal considering the options we have on the wings (looking at their performances last time we were in this League and the potential of Monga).

[Kuredufox]

It’s shame that when we generally pass to him he has 3 round him

 

[Benji]

We need to use him as a 30 min impact sub. Not ready to start, especially in this poor team.

[Bert]

Not a great game. But did anyone play well? Not really. Had a few nice moments but it’s difficult for a winger to do anything when there’s no-one in the box. 

[Collymore]

If he was playing against us he'd rip us apart. 

[Rubbersoul]

said it in another thread but compare him now to the Monga that first came into the side. 
 

He seems to have lost his freedom & spark a little. I don’t really blame him as he is so young and playing in a rotten set up. He’ll get no help from his LB either. 

[Collymore]

2 minutes ago, Rubbersoul said:

said it in another thread but compare him now to the Monga that first came into the side. 
 

He seems to have lost his freedom & spark a little. I don’t really blame him as he is so young and playing in a rotten set up. He’ll get no help from his LB either. 

Freedom? The ball arrives at him most of the time with the opposition defense set and 3 players on him! 

 

See West Brom's goal and imagine Monga having that space! 

Edited 5 January by Collymore

[coolhandfox]

The reason the wingers have been crap which includes Fatawu, Mavididi and Monga is they have no one to genuinely play with.

 

The Ayew hold the ball to long and goes backwards, BDCR can't pass it to a player in blue.

 

Whoever plays left wing has to deal with Thomas or Hamza to pair up with.

 

 

[HankMarvin]

No coincidence that Mavididi looks like a league one player on the same spot 

[Topman]

Think he is still playing school boy football wanting to take the whole team on, greedy on the ball, lost possession every time he had the ball. I blame the coach more than him

[FoxSince88]

He was made to look poor tonight, He has the ball and beats his man and has Jordan ****ing Ayew standing around doing nothing. He started well against a physically much larger USA international defender and put him on his backside numerous times! 
Ryan mason seen the way he was beating Campbell and he was instantly doubled if not tripled upon as soon as he received the ball! 
He will go on to much better things than being tactically ruined like so at the minute 

[accessory]

43 minutes ago, HankMarvin said:

No coincidence that Mavididi looks like a league one player on the same spot 

The same Mavididi that set up our winner?

[TJB-fox]

3 minutes ago, accessory said:

The same Mavididi that set up our winner?

Pedantic. He’s been awful this season