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I've seen $6.4M plus add ons. Either way it's a fair price and a good move for Sam.
I respectively disagree over Brennan statto. I think his finishing is pure instinct.Brennan finishes well but actually I don't think he's the best finisher in his family let alone the club.
His dad definitely would have scored more in the PL if he was in the Ipswich team when they went up but I think they had other strikers like Marcus Stewart and Kuqi at some point and he was backup, But if he was on the end of a ball in the box with a shooting chance it would usually end up in and you can't say Brennan is that instinctive. There was a fair amount of him running behind the defence and slotting in for Bury, Ipswich and us but this was usually done more centrally and further forward than Brennan does for us.
Plus I get the impression his finishing is more learned and less instinct which for me puts him behind an instinctive finisher (such as Surridge or Taiwo) every time
Ayew was free transfer, PL experienced and played in tournaments at a point when we were short on options and he was available. Cooper had worked with him before and knew what he was getting, it was also a figure around the dressing room who could be drawn on for knowledge who had been in the position before. I wouldn't draw too much into the signing or the option but he was clearly also preferred to Sam but then Cooper had worked with them every day.
If we're drawing your Nashville love, we need to work on mine by selling a few to RB Leipzig
Brennan's finishing is pushing his pace for his best attribute. He's a remarkable finisher with lots of different techniques:I respectively disagree over Brennan statto. I think his finishing is pure instinct.
Brennan's finishing is pushing his pace for his best attribute. He's a remarkable finisher with lots of different techniques:
1) Leicester at home, ball under his feet a bit but digs it out top corner: 10/10 finish.
2) Everton at home, on his wrong foot under pressure, top corner: 10/10 finish.
3) Derby at home, sliding in at pace, bottom corner. 9/10.
4) Barnsley at home, cute side foot from edge of box into bottom corner. 9/10.
5) Blackpool away, half volley with power bottom corner: 10/10.
6) Sheff Utd away, loose ball, pressure finish, cushioned into top corner. 9/10.
Guy is a machine at picking his spot.
Yeah I'm sure there's others I've forgotten. He's got quite the "reel" of top quality goals from two seasons here.Leeds goal needs to be in there. The technique used to hit that spinning ball on the volley into the bottom corner was absolutely top drawer.
All the best Uncle Sam!
His pace with the ball is special as well. He seems as fast with it than without it!!Brennan's finishing is pushing his pace for his best attribute. He's a remarkable finisher with lots of different techniques:
1) Leicester at home, ball under his feet a bit but digs it out top corner: 10/10 finish.
2) Everton at home, on his wrong foot under pressure, top corner: 10/10 finish.
3) Derby at home, sliding in at pace, bottom corner. 9/10.
4) Barnsley at home, cute side foot from edge of box into bottom corner. 9/10.
5) Blackpool away, half volley with power bottom corner: 10/10.
6) Sheff Utd away, loose ball, pressure finish, cushioned into top corner. 9/10.
Guy is a machine at picking his spot.
American soccerball hasn't yet realised defenders need to track opposition strikers running off the ball.He's still gotta score it, but the defending is woeful for Surridge's debut goal.