Like almost every other reading over the last god knows how many years?Snowflake Royal wrote:High press tends to mean high tempo. Ejaria plays the game at the pace of a teenage shuffleCountryRoyal wrote:I think a high pressing game (if that is selles’ game) would suit Ejaria, decent in the tackle and mostly skilful against isolated defenders (until he turns back into more players and then falls over his own feet) he could do well.
Actually Ejaria is pretty decent at the defensive side of the game.CountryRoyal wrote:Like almost every other reading over the last god knows how many years?Snowflake Royal wrote:High press tends to mean high tempo. Ejaria plays the game at the pace of a teenage shuffleCountryRoyal wrote:I think a high pressing game (if that is selles’ game) would suit Ejaria, decent in the tackle and mostly skilful against isolated defenders (until he turns back into more players and then falls over his own feet) he could do well.
New manager, new system, new approach, new opportunity to impress (or not) certainly not writing anyone off for past showings.
The best version of Ejaria would be a real asset but I’ve given up hope of seeing him perform consistently. Plus, if he’s injured who knows how long it’ll take him to get fit.Sutekh wrote:Actually Ejaria is pretty decent at the defensive side of the game.CountryRoyal wrote:Like almost every other reading over the last god knows how many years?Snowflake Royal wrote: High press tends to mean high tempo. Ejaria plays the game at the pace of a teenage shuffle
New manager, new system, new approach, new opportunity to impress (or not) certainly not writing anyone off for past showings.
Wouldn’t use Carroll as the base for the correct “mindset” tbh. This is the same player who needlessly picked up two red cards (67% of our red cards IIRC?). To do it once is poor, but twice? Luton one, in particular, was borderline unforgivable - not just for the game itself but taking him out of the equation for easier games leading onRoyal Rother wrote:If he plays in L1 (and does so with an Andy Carroll mindset rather than a Lucas Joao one) he will be like a cheat code.
And people want to see the back of him?
From what I've read and heard, it sounds like our new manager is just the right kind of person to either get Ejaria focused mentally or to write him off due to his attitude, toss him in the reserves and never select him.Crowbar6753 wrote:However, there lies the problem, its his mindset!!! he's had one good season out of five. if he gets his head in the right place i agree, he should be a game changer!! However, how long do you wait and give him to see if he can regain the Ejaria of old whilst paying his over inflated wages that we as a club cannot afford at present.Royal Rother wrote:If he plays in L1 (and does so with an Andy Carroll mindset rather than a Lucas Joao one) he will be like a cheat code.
And people want to see the back of him?
3points wrote:probably end up in Saudi Arabia (more likely Cyprus)
it's where a lot of player's at the end of the their useful careers seem to end up. Could be Turkey of courseSouthDownsRoyal wrote:3points wrote:probably end up in Saudi Arabia (more likely Cyprus)
Why Cyprus
it’s where ‘Royal Jimmy’ holidaysSouthDownsRoyal wrote:3points wrote:probably end up in Saudi Arabia (more likely Cyprus)
Why Cyprus
And SimmopsAthleticoSpizz wrote:it’s where ‘Royal Jimmy’ holidaysSouthDownsRoyal wrote:3points wrote:probably end up in Saudi Arabia (more likely Cyprus)
Why Cyprus
Only because Joao was a striker - And Joao missed many many more than he ever scored and missed more absolute sitters than Puscas and then blamed everyone else for his own shortcomings and lack of effort, whilst earning a fortune….Snowflake Royal wrote:Can't quite get my head around how you had the knives out for Joao for being a massive sulker, but love Ejaria when he's an even worse one. At least Joao scored goals.Royal Rother wrote:If he plays in L1 (and does so with an Andy Carroll mindset rather than a Lucas Joao one) he will be like a cheat code.
And people want to see the back of him?
https://youtube.com/shorts/7GNPFmRtf98?feature=shareThe Green Programme wrote:Only because Joao was a striker - And Joao missed many many more than he ever scored and missed more absolute sitters than Puscas and then blamed everyone else for his own shortcomings and lack of effort, whilst earning a fortune….Snowflake Royal wrote:Can't quite get my head around how you had the knives out for Joao for being a massive sulker, but love Ejaria when he's an even worse one. At least Joao scored goals.Royal Rother wrote:If he plays in L1 (and does so with an Andy Carroll mindset rather than a Lucas Joao one) he will be like a cheat code.
And people want to see the back of him?
I still remember being at Craven Cottage (not when Ejaria scored both goals) the pre COVID 2-1 win on New Year’s Day with Charlie Adams getting the winner, when Ejaria literally stood still and let the right back catch up, waited for him to dive in, mugged him off with a little side step and crossed for the winner…
Great to see…
He needs some care and motivation and possibly a restart and I truly hope he gets the opportunity for us this season and grabs the opportunity to take league one apart…
Best used in short bursts; when the game is stretched …
Wow I had genuinely forgotten about that goal. I would love Ejaria to be great this season but I just can’t see it but I hope I am wrong.The Green Programme wrote:https://youtube.com/shorts/7GNPFmRtf98?feature=shareThe Green Programme wrote:Only because Joao was a striker - And Joao missed many many more than he ever scored and missed more absolute sitters than Puscas and then blamed everyone else for his own shortcomings and lack of effort, whilst earning a fortune….Snowflake Royal wrote: Can't quite get my head around how you had the knives out for Joao for being a massive sulker, but love Ejaria when he's an even worse one. At least Joao scored goals.
I still remember being at Craven Cottage (not when Ejaria scored both goals) the pre COVID 2-1 win on New Year’s Day with Charlie Adams getting the winner, when Ejaria literally stood still and let the right back catch up, waited for him to dive in, mugged him off with a little side step and crossed for the winner…
Great to see…
He needs some care and motivation and possibly a restart and I truly hope he gets the opportunity for us this season and grabs the opportunity to take league one apart…
Best used in short bursts; when the game is stretched …
Agreed - a fair analysis and I too hope you are wrong… and he is reborn at his best!blythspartan wrote:Wow I had genuinely forgotten about that goal. I would love Ejaria to be great this season but I just can’t see it but I hope I am wrong.The Green Programme wrote:https://youtube.com/shorts/7GNPFmRtf98?feature=shareThe Green Programme wrote:
Only because Joao was a striker - And Joao missed many many more than he ever scored and missed more absolute sitters than Puscas and then blamed everyone else for his own shortcomings and lack of effort, whilst earning a fortune….
I still remember being at Craven Cottage (not when Ejaria scored both goals) the pre COVID 2-1 win on New Year’s Day with Charlie Adams getting the winner, when Ejaria literally stood still and let the right back catch up, waited for him to dive in, mugged him off with a little side step and crossed for the winner…
Great to see…
He needs some care and motivation and possibly a restart and I truly hope he gets the opportunity for us this season and grabs the opportunity to take league one apart…
Best used in short bursts; when the game is stretched …
Tbf to Ejaria I like players who are 7/8 out of 10 each week. I don’t mind a 4 who leaps to a 9 and shows some brilliance to win a game but for me Ejaria had too many 3/4’s and never enough of the moments as per the video.
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