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Player Watch: Pierre-Emile Højbjerg

sidford

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Oct 20, 2003
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That attempted pass to Veliz was one of the most ridiculous decisions I've ever seen on a football pitch. Everyone else in the whole stadium knew Veliz was fucked, we had sonny breaking on the left and he passes it to Veliz.
Incredibly bad judgement. Belows a clip of it

 
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Tonio

Good bloke, thorough professional.
May 15, 2008
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That attempted pass to Veliz was one of the most ridiculous decisions I've ever seen on a football pitch. Everyone else in the whole stadium knew Veliz was fucked, we had sonny breaking on the left and he passes it to Veliz.
Incredibly bad judgement. Belows a clip of it


One of the comments read "You man are so soft". Why must people absolutely butcher the English language?
 

Frozen_Waffles

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Jan 26, 2005
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Normally I praise him and like him as a player but today I thought he was very poor.

Marking no one for their goal, shit pass to veliz and a moment of madness where he gave the ball to the opposition, and then ran back and wiped him out.

In general I thought he was poor as was Skipp. When these players get the chance they have to take it, Hoijberg has been doing well this season (until today), but when you see Veliz and Gil (today) busting a gut it makes you wonder.
 

luRRka

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Jul 27, 2008
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Normally I praise him and like him as a player but today I thought he was very poor.

Marking no one for their goal, shit pass to veliz and a moment of madness where he gave the ball to the opposition, and then ran back and wiped him out.

In general I thought he was poor as was Skipp. When these players get the chance they have to take it, Hoijberg has been doing well this season (until today), but when you see Veliz and Gil (today) busting a gut it makes you wonder.
I think him slotting in and helping skipp allowed GLC to be much more creative and run the game but to each their own
 

Frozen_Waffles

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Jan 26, 2005
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I think him slotting in and helping skipp allowed GLC to be much more creative and run the game but to each their own
GLC played well, I'll give you that, perhaps Hoijberg gave him a bit more freedom/security.

I thought we weren't good in general in midfield.
 

dontcallme

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Mar 18, 2005
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Høibjerg > Skipp any day of the week
I don't think either are good enough to be in our top 4 choices for the deeper central midfield roles.

We currently have Sarr, Bentancur and Bissouma who are all top quality. In situations where we don't need the same engine GLC can slot in.

But we still need a 4th choice for that spot. It can't be Hojbjerg or Skipp.

With 18 months on his contract, Hojbjerg has to be sold if any reasonable offer comes in. Skipp can stay as 5th choice for a while but in time he'll move on for more regular football.
 

SCUMmucs

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Aug 31, 2012
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Normally I praise him and like him as a player but today I thought he was very poor.

Marking no one for their goal, shit pass to veliz and a moment of madness where he gave the ball to the opposition, and then ran back and wiped him out.

In general I thought he was poor as was Skipp. When these players get the chance they have to take it, Hoijberg has been doing well this season (until today), but when you see Veliz and Gil (today) busting a gut it makes you wonder.
This is how I feel about the goal. I don’t think he has the stamina to do the up and down. Often you see him jogging back and the cut back going to the man he’s supposed to be marking. It’s one of the reasons I’m starting to think CG might be good as even if he doesn’t get there he’ll bust a gut to try.
 

What Lies Beneath

Expectation is the root of all heartache
Jul 29, 2011
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Nothing advanced and anything being proposed is seen as a piss take right now . Has loads of interest just not serious buyers right now
 
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