Its funny how different perceptions are. I think Iwobi has been great. Very disciplined, staying out left when he's capable of more, but doing so adds width and doesn't crowd out his teammates (the opposite of Adama who too often has dribbled into the middle). Has clearly developed excellent understanding with Robinson and ESR. Has tracked back really well, replaced Willian's strongest stat (passes into the penalty area), took his goal well & made a nice run for ESR's -- SW6.doc

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Date Posted: Saturday, September 07, 11:37:37am
Author: eganonoa
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Subject: Its funny how different perceptions are. I think Iwobi has been great. Very disciplined, staying out left when he's capable of more, but doing so adds width and doesn't crowd out his teammates (the opposite of Adama who too often has dribbled into the middle). Has clearly developed excellent understanding with Robinson and ESR. Has tracked back really well, replaced Willian's strongest stat (passes into the penalty area), took his goal well & made a nice run for ESR's
In reply to: Jim © (The Devon IP) 's message, "For me iwobi has disappointed the most. Given the ball away more than anyone and was telling silva to remove him before thr Leicester winner (so what do I know)?" on Saturday, September 07, 10:50:50am

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Adama getting more central has directly led to two goals. I think Iwobi looks less comfortable on the left. (NT) -- ASPT, Saturday, September 07, 11:59:40pm (114-129-187-208.ip4.superloop.au/114.129.187.208)
- Should specify. In flowing attacking moves we want both Adama & Iwobi to cut in (with or w/o the ball). What Adama does which frustrates is in slower build-up play when things are crowded he allows himself to be forced to dribble inside into a trap, when he would be better placed passing & holding shape. Marco made a similar comment recently when he said Adama's biggest challenges were staying focussed after a gut-busting run & decision-making re passing (NT) -- eganonoa, Sunday, September 08, 02:34:01pm (pool-108-18-149-21.washdc.fios.verizon.net/108.18.149.21)
He didn't just make a nice run for ESR - he ran across their CB and guarenteed he'd get there behind ESR. Very smart! Adama coming in central has directly led to two goals (NT) -- ASPT, Sunday, September 08, 12:01:47am (114-129-187-208.ip4.superloop.au/114.129.187.208)
It is funny! While not as black and white, I certainly feel more in common with Jim's perception. (NT) -- Timar, Sunday, September 08, 12:02:12am (NoHost/94.8.120.127)
He didn't just make a nice run for ESR - he ran across their CB and guaranteed he'd get there behind ESR. Very smart! Adama coming in central has directly led to two goals (NT) -- ASPT, Sunday, September 08, 12:02:52am (114-129-187-208.ip4.superloop.au/114.129.187.208)

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