17 - Marc Casadó

[jamrock]

I like that he's less fussy about forward passes than Pedri. Pedri a bit too considerate, too finicky tonight for me.

If you can break a line, just do it and see what happens. Don't need to think it two steps ahead every time.

Yea that's what I like about him too, I don't know who I said it to, but he's more willing to take a risk with the forward pass from deep.

 

[JamDav1982]

I like that he's less fussy about forward passes than Pedri. Pedri a bit too considerate, too finicky tonight for me.

If you can break a line, just do it and see what happens. Don't need to think it two steps ahead every time.

Flick doesnt want that though and Pedri scans the whole game not just first pass he sees open.

Casado was decent tonight as kept it simple and ticking and thats all that was needed.

Barely any defending to do and played with no ego which insnt always easy to do.

Simple game is the most effective one sometimes.

 

[BusiTheKing]

Flick doesnt want that though and Pedri scans the whole game not just first pass he sees open.

At times to his own detriment, which is my point. Whatever your football intelligence, you can never really predict the full scope of opportunity that will open up by breaking a simple line. If you take a leap of faith, chances will come.

 

[JamDav1982]

At times to his own detriment, which is my point. Whatever your football intelligence, you can never really predict the full scope of opportunity that will open up by breaking a simple line. If you take a leap of faith, chances will come.

Not for me.

Top midfielders have that pause.

Pedri is levels above Casado of knowing how and when to release a ball.

He isnt there to just create he is there to help control and create.

 

[Barcaman]

Was his birthday yesterday too. At 22, best years for a DM still ahead of him.

 

[M3ls]

https://x.com/BouafifNour/status/1967951612925841882

 

[M3ls]

A Dutch boy would never be able to read the game like that. He's been in the first team for 150 years, but he still runs like a postman with the ball at his feet toward his teammate, when he could simply pass it in one or two touches.

 

[M3ls]

 

[jamrock]

Everyone who knows ball, knows he is him.

If this kid was just a tad taller or had a bit more pace, he'd be a lock.

If he had both,he would replace rodri after the world cup.

Because the passing, the reading of the game, technique, defensive intensity, everything is their.

 

[Andresito]

https://x.com/BouafifNour/status/1967951612925841882

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