I agree with the general comment on over coaching. Its why i don't enjoy watching City that much. Brilliant team, coach etc but far too constrained and controlled. And although I appreciate Pep as a coach I think over time because he has been so successful with such great players he could do nothing but continue to refine his game plan. So well in my opinion its minimised spontaneity in his players = boring sadly for me. That being said the natural reaction to yhar kind of control is spontaneity and creativity...and I am convinced we will see more if it in individual players and team play. As for Duran, our very own Cptn Chaos, I believe to survive and not burn out he has to mature his game and understand he doesn't have to be a lone wolf out there, that being part of a pack (sorry couldn't resist the Duran wolf puns) doesn't diminish him nor constrain him. Emery will definitely help his game BUT having watched Duran now in many situations I believe Duran will always retain that intense focus on goal, confident in his abilities and as with all good strikers will remain selfish. And that's ok with me as the best ones are.
The days of the free number 10 are well and truely over. Its like players playing percentage points in tennis, what they call "winning tennis" over "street tennis". The latter is exciting, unpredictable, shows a different character. The former is robotic and boring. All managers are now neutering free roaming players that can change a game on their own for a analytics based winning formula. Its totally boring. It's like watching Germany play, everyone has become the Borg on Star Trek. No individualism, play as one body, that has a higher success percentage. How many wingers are you seeing cross the ball in the box? Numbers have dropped off a cliff as the analytics say it is has a lower percentage of success. Just like long balls from the goalee (which i agree most times is stupid as it's doomed to failure). Being back Maradonna, Gazza and prime Grealish. It's sad to see Grealish neutered.
Yes totally agree. You see it with Grealish, yes he's won more trophies, but basically just a target man, holds the ball, passes it then releases. Be great to see him for another club where he has freedom.
It's so good to see a player just use his instincts. It may not always work and sometimes they make a bad choice, but so what. Do we want people or robots? I used to be very system orientated. Then I watched the 1974 World Cup Final on VHS. I knew the Dutch had a reputation for total football, but the Germans, despite their man marking in defence, were just as fluid in attack. It was a real eye opener. It was such a good watch. Then teams like Brazil '82 France '84 carried that on. Even the more regimented leagues, like Italy, still found a way of letting some players improvise. But now its like any thought process is drilled out of them. Even the long ball tendency of English clubs in the '80 is preferable to what we get now. At least there was goalmouth action
Chris Wood deserves this kind of video - only Haaland and Palmer have scored more since the new manager took over at Forest - (I think that's the stat)
So much histrionics about Dhuran over the summer and his transfer antics. Sometimes you just have to accept the player is bonkers and go along for the ride. Fantastic.
Its going to take its toll on the cohesion of the team if he gets away with it TBH. That type of thing is virus that spreads and destroys a team. You can't have him kicking Bogards seat and flinging his rubbish at the kid. Bogarde could easily have took a stud on the head. Barkley did that under Smith and he was quickly disposed of.
Two things I'd like to mention. 1. He's really good at defensively heading away corner kicks. 2. I'd like to see him take direct free kicks. He's got an absolute bullet of a shot!
It would be interesting but with McGinn scoring from outta nowhere, Digne Tielemans and even Bailey ahead of him on that regard we ain't going to see it at Villa for a long time but it would be interesting.
West Ham were going to pay £50m for captain chaos, he must be worth £80m now? Villa keep increasing their squad value, Tielemans must be an £80m player, Watkins too. The most exciting football team to support, just wonderful
Excellent video....but...he does look over his shoulder before the Bayern goal. You need the behind the goal camera to see it because he does it so early. This, imo, is what makes the goal so special, and links him to players like Jimmy Greaves. Glen Hoddle spoke about watching Greaves play 5 aside, every two seconds or so he'd look towards the goal, so he'd know instantly the best way to score if the ball came to him.
To add a little more context. Emery discussed with the team just prior to the game to be aware of Neur being off his line. In Duran's post game interview he said he glanced as you mentioned but to see how close the defender was to him as he had a mind to chip or score (no doubt he could see goal and Neur in his peripheral vision). All instinctual, unbelievable.
@@user-ed7et3pb4o Lanzar la pelota para que caiga con tanta facilidad y en el arco de caída cerca del palo nos indica que si sabía donde estaba el portero, si lo vio, revisa los videos donde él eleva la mirada rápidamente.
I've liked him ever since I saw his insane goal against Crystal Palace. I still can't believe he generated that much power on that shot. I also like him because there's an MLB pitcher with almost the exact same name: Jhoan Duran (YO-ahn). Yes, the 'h' is right after the 'j' in his name, too.
I think that eventually the game will come full circle back to 4-4-2 and big man little man upfront. At some point Players like Jhon Duran will eventually be the most desirable players to have upfront. Not sure when but it’ll definitely happen.
@@tombladon8064 Emery will never play that style of football and as a team we haven’t got the players for it. The last Villa manager to do it successfully was Martin O’Neil and we had two wingers to feed John Carew and Gabby Agbonlahor. Emery retains possession to control the game and breaks teams with vertical passes through the lines or, as we did for that Duran goal an accurate long ball from the centre back. It was Torres against Bayern and Carlos to Rogers against Bologna.
i thnik that starts now. Duran showing how much of a killer he can be, having an ollie typer striker with duran ready when you need him its best of both worlds and its ripping unsuspecting teams apart.
It’s a good point, he’s a Barclays man absolutely. Old school striker. Just pure strikers instinct and power. Watkins’ dynamic runs and high energy winds up centre backs, tires them. Making them drop back. Then on comes big Jhon Durán who can crack one in from 40 yards like it’s nothing and these CBs who’ve spent all game dropping back are now giving him space. It’s really effective
I don’t support Villa but he’s one of my favourite players in the league to watch because he’s constantly looking to score. Proper impact sub in the same way solskjaer was for Man U
Most poweful striker of a ball since Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink Generates such power with so little backlift A real spanner in the works for the FFP clique protection racket as well which Is designed to stop a club ESTABLISHING themselves in the top 4 as they are forced to sell the players who got them there straight away Duran coming out of nowhere and becoming Europes hottest striking prospect at only 20 is win win for Villa andFFP nightmare for clique as they never saw this coming , they thought they had Villa by the balls with them being forced to sell their best midfielder last season and restricted in the transfer maket compared to their new CL rivals Instead Villa , with the big European boys circling Duran have effectively been handed another Jack Grealish size transfer profit out of nowhere if they wish which will set them up for couple more seasons of not being under pressure to sell any of their big names and therefore a much better chance of establishing themselves
Wait what... I love Big Jhon but how did we start out arguing Watkins, Solanke, and Kane aren't "proper" centre forwards? Do "big" nations produce different styles or types of striker, sure. But hard to argue those aren't strikers.
Yeah I think he meant "Traditional" strikers or "Out & Out" Strikers where all they do is strike. Opposed to the current crop that have other duties. Which is quite funny because Watkins said the biggest thing Unai said was to stop helping out in midfield & just stay up front to score. So before that change he was probably even less of a "traditional striker"
I thought this too, but I think the point Adam was trying to make was that pure poachers, like a Greaves, Linekar, Aldridge, Fowler, Phillips, Andy Cole et al are very rare these days.
He's a banger n physical wrecking ball beast, but his control n touch isn't always there yet fr Elite top level games! But, Ollie Watkins isn't quite the Top elite striker either! Watkins is a 1 in 3 striker, and Villa need a 1 in 2 chances scored more clinical striker! If John Dhuran and Watkins were 1 Combined player we would have the perfect striker!!! 😂
completely unrelated but. i aint watched football since the 2010s. are aston villa a top team now? are they like a big 4 team? what happened? can anyone help?
They're still financially miles behind the big six, but Emery is making them punch well above their weight, which eventually translates to finances. So are they good? Yes. Will they stay good, if they keep Emery? They just might
Consistently top 4 since Emery took over, top of the champions league, broke Bayern’s UCL unbeaten streak, denied arsenal the title, and are the last team to beat City (barring the FA Cup). And the thing is, it’s consistent, not a fluke. Villa have levelled up in every aspect and now have a seriously competitive squad alongside an elite striker. Despite not having the same finances as immediate competition, they’re definitely still doing impressive things and worth keeping an eye on
Emery has total control over the playing side of the club, at it has transformed a relegation threatened side. There is no sign that the owners wish to change this model. So long as these incentives are aligned, Emery will stay (as evidenced by him signing a new contract). With Emery, Villa are likely to remain a top 5 side for the forseeable future (top 5 most years = champions league). But yes, for Villa to go beyond 4/5th consistently, it would require a financial transformation which will take at least 4 or 5 years given the current incoherence of financial rules in the Premier League and Europe (villa can't spend like other clubs despite have little to no debt).
Let a number 9 play like a number 9 and a number 10 play like a number 10. i wish money didn't run the world, we would still see great players be great in South America if that were the case. I liked watching England play like England, but i never want to see Brazil do the same.
If you watched Emery for his 30 yard goal vs Everton Emery was about to erupt before that ball hit the net. It's all about the probability of scoring and a 30 yard worldie won't happen too often.
its already been coached out of him unfortauntely, when we all shouted shoot form about 30 yeards out in the same position in the bologna game, and he jsut layed it off to rogers.
Hi Adam Clery, my name is Nicolas Trujillo, I am from Colombia!!! I used to live in London and there I got a collection of FourFourTwo magazines. I still have that collection in Hamburg Germany the city I am currently living now. is there any chance for me to get the FourFourTwo T-Shirt for free???? I liked your video and the whole explanation about how Duran plays football, very good indeed!!!! Many greetings from Hamburg Germany!!!!
Dhuran needs Watkins control and more trickier / finesse on ball, and Watkins needs Dhuran instinctive confidence when he gets a chance! They both have flaws and both need to improve further...... combined together you have haaland! 😂
He is the very epitome of a "Finisher", might only get 3 or 4 touches of the ball all game. But he's scored a hat trick, so he's probably thinking "Well I've done my job, not my fault you lot let in 5" 😂😂😂.
He's not Dalian Atkinson or Collymore! A few banger goals and suddenly he's a £80M striker! Ludicrous! Remember when Lukaku was worth £100M! Dhuran still needs to develop his close control, can't dribble, and often loses control of ball or gets tackled quite easily! Plenty of areas for him to develop as Unai fully understands!! But yeah, give him an instinctual chance where he doesn't have to think about it, and he"ll bang it in! 😂
Duran's future use as a player is my issue with modern European coaching and the game in general. Some persons are puritans in their craft and talent, they need to be better at what they do best not what they should be (being best at everything) as dictated by trends. I'm not against the modern trend, I mean the number 10 has been so much decentralized that All 11 players are now number 10s; that is really brilliant. But it doesn't give room for that pure 10 or 9 and it's quite unfair to their usefulness, it's why people expect Halaand to add more to his game, whereas he's fine just the way he his. Coaches should be able to take that risk and prioritize the individuality of a (an exceptional) talent and help them transition in an ever evolving game. Many managers or scout will miss out on the reincarnation of Oliver Kahn, because he can't pass like Ederson; how about maximizing his throwing abilities that way it's foolish pressing him and it's less pressure on your defense. There's always merit & demerit to talent, but you can't coach every individual the same. Duran should work on his link up play though.
One of the reasons why Duran might already be at the best place for him. Emery is great at building systems to suit the qualities of the players at his disposal. Morgan Rogers is a case in point. His strength and ball control means he is brilliant at turning players and driving forwards and that is exactly what Emery is telling him to do. Contrast with grealish at city, who became a much less dynamic player to adapt to peps system. Emery will bring the best out of Jhon if he has the patience to let him.
@@nottopcat5956 Emery can coach him according to his skills, that's not in doubt. I just don't believe he has won his trust yet, the quicker Duran wins that, the less likely Emery won't experiment with him and build a system where he slots in perfectly.
Villa have a 16 minute video about one of their substitutes...must be in a pretty good place rn
Duran is a Star now
An actual match-winner
@@naqeebayodamolaraji5718did you watch the vid
Life is good
@@omarschrouder614not if your a palace fan 🙃
Yeah it’s pretty awesome.
Duran was in Chicago my dad and I said when he started to start .... he is premier league bound.
he will be real madrid star striker in the next 1-5 years
I agree with the general comment on over coaching. Its why i don't enjoy watching City that much. Brilliant team, coach etc but far too constrained and controlled. And although I appreciate Pep as a coach I think over time because he has been so successful with such great players he could do nothing but continue to refine his game plan. So well in my opinion its minimised spontaneity in his players = boring sadly for me. That being said the natural reaction to yhar kind of control is spontaneity and creativity...and I am convinced we will see more if it in individual players and team play.
As for Duran, our very own Cptn Chaos, I believe to survive and not burn out he has to mature his game and understand he doesn't have to be a lone wolf out there, that being part of a pack (sorry couldn't resist the Duran wolf puns) doesn't diminish him nor constrain him.
Emery will definitely help his game BUT having watched Duran now in many situations I believe Duran will always retain that intense focus on goal, confident in his abilities and as with all good strikers will remain selfish. And that's ok with me as the best ones are.
The days of the free number 10 are well and truely over. Its like players playing percentage points in tennis, what they call "winning tennis" over "street tennis". The latter is exciting, unpredictable, shows a different character. The former is robotic and boring.
All managers are now neutering free roaming players that can change a game on their own for a analytics based winning formula.
Its totally boring. It's like watching Germany play, everyone has become the Borg on Star Trek.
No individualism, play as one body, that has a higher success percentage.
How many wingers are you seeing cross the ball in the box? Numbers have dropped off a cliff as the analytics say it is has a lower percentage of success.
Just like long balls from the goalee (which i agree most times is stupid as it's doomed to failure).
Being back Maradonna, Gazza and prime Grealish.
It's sad to see Grealish neutered.
Yes totally agree. You see it with Grealish, yes he's won more trophies, but basically just a target man, holds the ball, passes it then releases. Be great to see him for another club where he has freedom.
@@redx11xYea it's a shame and it's weird Doku in the same position gets a completely different role to Grealish he needs to leave City
It's so good to see a player just use his instincts. It may not always work and sometimes they make a bad choice, but so what. Do we want people or robots? I used to be very system orientated. Then I watched the 1974 World Cup Final on VHS. I knew the Dutch had a reputation for total football, but the Germans, despite their man marking in defence, were just as fluid in attack. It was a real eye opener. It was such a good watch. Then teams like Brazil '82 France '84 carried that on. Even the more regimented leagues, like Italy, still found a way of letting some players improvise. But now its like any thought process is drilled out of them. Even the long ball tendency of English clubs in the '80 is preferable to what we get now. At least there was goalmouth action
Chris Wood deserves this kind of video - only Haaland and Palmer have scored more since the new manager took over at Forest - (I think that's the stat)
So much histrionics about Dhuran over the summer and his transfer antics. Sometimes you just have to accept the player is bonkers and go along for the ride. Fantastic.
Exactly, that’s how most of the Villa fans are seeing it all now, just embracing the chaos
Its going to take its toll on the cohesion of the team if he gets away with it TBH. That type of thing is virus that spreads and destroys a team. You can't have him kicking Bogards seat and flinging his rubbish at the kid. Bogarde could easily have took a stud on the head. Barkley did that under Smith and he was quickly disposed of.
Agreed! You gotta let mavericks be maverick and not coach the instincts out of them. I'm loving the craziness Captain Chaos adds to our matches!
Two things I'd like to mention.
1. He's really good at defensively heading away corner kicks.
2. I'd like to see him take direct free kicks. He's got an absolute bullet of a shot!
It would be interesting but with McGinn scoring from outta nowhere, Digne Tielemans and even Bailey ahead of him on that regard we ain't going to see it at Villa for a long time but it would be interesting.
West Ham were going to pay £50m for captain chaos, he must be worth £80m now? Villa keep increasing their squad value, Tielemans must be an £80m player, Watkins too. The most exciting football team to support, just wonderful
They didn't want to spend £40m nevermind 50m their final offer I believe was £34m + Lewis Orford apparently the next Rice or something lol
The content keeps getting better and better
Excellent video....but...he does look over his shoulder before the Bayern goal. You need the behind the goal camera to see it because he does it so early. This, imo, is what makes the goal so special, and links him to players like Jimmy Greaves. Glen Hoddle spoke about watching Greaves play 5 aside, every two seconds or so he'd look towards the goal, so he'd know instantly the best way to score if the ball came to him.
To add a little more context. Emery discussed with the team just prior to the game to be aware of Neur being off his line. In Duran's post game interview he said he glanced as you mentioned but to see how close the defender was to him as he had a mind to chip or score (no doubt he could see goal and Neur in his peripheral vision). All instinctual, unbelievable.
He was checking the defender’s positioning, not Neuer’s
@@user-ed7et3pb4o Lanzar la pelota para que caiga con tanta facilidad y en el arco de caída cerca del palo nos indica que si sabía donde estaba el portero, si lo vio, revisa los videos donde él eleva la mirada rápidamente.
He said himself (in an interview with CBS) that he didn't look at Neur.
@@user-ed7et3pb4o Como va a hacer un disparo con esa fuerza tan baja y a esa elevación sin saber donde está el arquero
It's a small point, but Dom Solanke is absolutely a clear centre forward.
I've liked him ever since I saw his insane goal against Crystal Palace. I still can't believe he generated that much power on that shot. I also like him because there's an MLB pitcher with almost the exact same name: Jhoan Duran (YO-ahn). Yes, the 'h' is right after the 'j' in his name, too.
It’s like Benteke all over again and I love it. UTV
Fun fact there is 5 current players with name Jhon on Colombias national team.
J Arias
J Lucimi
J Solís
J Córdoba
J Duran
Jhon, Jon, John...I still can't figure out the correct one😂😂
Wait till you hear about Giovanni, Jan, Sean, Jean, Ian, Johannes, etc😂
Jhon :)
Literally in the title
I think that eventually the game will come full circle back to 4-4-2 and big man little man upfront.
At some point Players like Jhon Duran will eventually be the most desirable players to have upfront. Not sure when but it’ll definitely happen.
Villa are lining up a big man big man combo with Watkins Duran and Rogers.
@@tombladon8064
It's so goddamned sexy, innit?
@@tombladon8064 Emery will never play that style of football and as a team we haven’t got the players for it. The last Villa manager to do it successfully was Martin O’Neil and we had two wingers to feed John Carew and Gabby Agbonlahor.
Emery retains possession to control the game and breaks teams with vertical passes through the lines or, as we did for that Duran goal an accurate long ball from the centre back. It was Torres against Bayern and Carlos to Rogers against Bologna.
i thnik that starts now. Duran showing how much of a killer he can be, having an ollie typer striker with duran ready when you need him its best of both worlds and its ripping unsuspecting teams apart.
Rock paper scissors.
Nice to finally see a video on something Villa-related after an incredible start to the season. Duran is a freak!
He is just a fun player to watch, the other thing I like about him is he hits the ball early, its like take a touch hit it, it's just fun football.
And now he's clicking with his mates in the NT and scoring there as well! he's a gem!
He’s instinctual above everything.
If Nigeria had half the talent we had up front in the midfield and defense we'd challenge for the world cup.
1:45 - you’re spot on! About 27.14%
It’s a good point, he’s a Barclays man absolutely. Old school striker. Just pure strikers instinct and power.
Watkins’ dynamic runs and high energy winds up centre backs, tires them. Making them drop back. Then on comes big Jhon Durán who can crack one in from 40 yards like it’s nothing and these CBs who’ve spent all game dropping back are now giving him space. It’s really effective
I don’t support Villa but he’s one of my favourite players in the league to watch because he’s constantly looking to score. Proper impact sub in the same way solskjaer was for Man U
Great content as always, Adam 👍🏻
Awesome video, thoroughly enjoyed it, great research on the number crunching
Good work EltonJohnsBallbag
Or is it EltonJhon?
That American accent had me dieing 😂
Captain Chaos for the Villa, and don't we just love it! UTV!
Fantastic commentary! They do grow up so quick! ;)
Most poweful striker of a ball since Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink Generates such power with so little backlift
A real spanner in the works for the FFP clique protection racket as well which Is designed to stop a club ESTABLISHING themselves in the top 4 as they are forced to sell the players who got them there straight away
Duran coming out of nowhere and becoming Europes hottest striking prospect at only 20 is win win for Villa andFFP nightmare for clique as they never saw this coming , they thought they had Villa by the balls with them being forced to sell their best midfielder last season and restricted in the transfer maket compared to their new CL rivals
Instead Villa , with the big European boys circling Duran have effectively been handed another Jack Grealish size transfer profit out of nowhere if they wish which will set them up for couple more seasons of not being under pressure to sell any of their big names and therefore a much better chance of establishing themselves
the simplest way you can put it is that watkins creates chances and duran gets on the end of them, two incredibe players we are blessed! UTV
jhons has got the x factor i hope he can keep up his current form
God I love this channel
Adam is so fucking good at this
Excellent video, no notes. UTV!
There was a point against bayern before he did score, he picked up the ball on the half way line and the fans yelled for him to shoot.
Villa video!!
Wait what... I love Big Jhon but how did we start out arguing Watkins, Solanke, and Kane aren't "proper" centre forwards?
Do "big" nations produce different styles or types of striker, sure. But hard to argue those aren't strikers.
They do more than just scoring.
Yeah I think he meant "Traditional" strikers or "Out & Out" Strikers where all they do is strike. Opposed to the current crop that have other duties. Which is quite funny because Watkins said the biggest thing Unai said was to stop helping out in midfield & just stay up front to score. So before that change he was probably even less of a "traditional striker"
That American accent cracked me up 😂 love your videos!
Great vid thx
Solanke and Watkins are most definitely strikers.
Or I've been watching football wrong for 4 decades.
I thought this too, but I think the point Adam was trying to make was that pure poachers, like a Greaves, Linekar, Aldridge, Fowler, Phillips, Andy Cole et al are very rare these days.
@@jamesbaxter4920We called those guys goal hangers back in the day.
Watkins is a solid finisher
He's a banger n physical wrecking ball beast, but his control n touch isn't always there yet fr Elite top level games! But, Ollie Watkins isn't quite the Top elite striker either! Watkins is a 1 in 3 striker, and Villa need a 1 in 2 chances scored more clinical striker! If John Dhuran and Watkins were 1 Combined player we would have the perfect striker!!! 😂
completely unrelated but. i aint watched football since the 2010s. are aston villa a top team now? are they like a big 4 team? what happened? can anyone help?
They're still financially miles behind the big six, but Emery is making them punch well above their weight, which eventually translates to finances. So are they good? Yes. Will they stay good, if they keep Emery? They just might
Consistently top 4 since Emery took over, top of the champions league, broke Bayern’s UCL unbeaten streak, denied arsenal the title, and are the last team to beat City (barring the FA Cup). And the thing is, it’s consistent, not a fluke. Villa have levelled up in every aspect and now have a seriously competitive squad alongside an elite striker. Despite not having the same finances as immediate competition, they’re definitely still doing impressive things and worth keeping an eye on
@@gregtorlinski3249what do you mean with financially
Emery has total control over the playing side of the club, at it has transformed a relegation threatened side. There is no sign that the owners wish to change this model. So long as these incentives are aligned, Emery will stay (as evidenced by him signing a new contract). With Emery, Villa are likely to remain a top 5 side for the forseeable future (top 5 most years = champions league). But yes, for Villa to go beyond 4/5th consistently, it would require a financial transformation which will take at least 4 or 5 years given the current incoherence of financial rules in the Premier League and Europe (villa can't spend like other clubs despite have little to no debt).
thansk everyone!!
Let a number 9 play like a number 9 and a number 10 play like a number 10. i wish money didn't run the world, we would still see great players be great in South America if that were the case. I liked watching England play like England, but i never want to see Brazil do the same.
Me gustó tu manera presentar!
His best goal was the disallowed one against Young Boys
Good for Villa and Colombia.
If you watched Emery for his 30 yard goal vs Everton Emery was about to erupt before that ball hit the net. It's all about the probability of scoring and a 30 yard worldie won't happen too often.
its already been coached out of him unfortauntely, when we all shouted shoot form about 30 yeards out in the same position in the bologna game, and he jsut layed it off to rogers.
@@jjfreerIt really hasn't he also attempted a long range shot that was blocked in that game
Everyone in the UK thinks we are all cowboys from texas lol
Duran getting 42 goals per 1 assist is sounding like my fifa player career mode stats
Sounds like Haaland
Hi Adam Clery, my name is Nicolas Trujillo, I am from Colombia!!! I used to live in London and there I got a collection of FourFourTwo magazines. I still have that collection in Hamburg Germany the city I am currently living now. is there any chance for me to get the FourFourTwo T-Shirt for free???? I liked your video and the whole explanation about how Duran plays football, very good indeed!!!! Many greetings from Hamburg Germany!!!!
I reckon Watkins/Durán is the best striker tandem in the PL.
Do a Barcelona video on the CL match with Bayern!
Thanks, especially for the spelling of Jhon 😂
A certifiable bagman?
Dhuran needs Watkins control and more trickier / finesse on ball, and Watkins needs Dhuran instinctive confidence when he gets a chance! They both have flaws and both need to improve further...... combined together you have haaland! 😂
I don't think watkins has any real flaws. He can absolutely finish with confidence. But he knows when to assist too
JHON DURAN VIDEO 😯😯😯😯😯
Jhon "Me see ball, me smash it" Dhuran
He is the very epitome of a "Finisher", might only get 3 or 4 touches of the ball all game. But he's scored a hat trick, so he's probably thinking "Well I've done my job, not my fault you lot let in 5" 😂😂😂.
Now a-days strikers come from Africa (specifically Nigeria), and Wingers come from South America (specifically Brazil).
No
antony the GOAT of brazilian wingers
What a lot of rubbish
Man probably trained in Blue lock camp!!😅
The absolutely very definition of a bagsman.
That American impression of saying false 9 😂😂😂
if you count the 9s in the ten south american leagues then wenger is correct. the colombian national team has four 9s.
ICL that intro was a massive stretch, good videos aside from that!
You should be on sky sports haha or motd
He's not Dalian Atkinson or Collymore! A few banger goals and suddenly he's a £80M striker! Ludicrous! Remember when Lukaku was worth £100M! Dhuran still needs to develop his close control, can't dribble, and often loses control of ball or gets tackled quite easily! Plenty of areas for him to develop as Unai fully understands!! But yeah, give him an instinctual chance where he doesn't have to think about it, and he"ll bang it in! 😂
Just to be a math nerd, at a 0.05 probability rate, it would take 20 games to get an assist, 0.04 would be 25 games :)
Up the Villa!!!!!!
What in the editing
you got the Isaak/Haaland highlight graphic in the wrong order... how can I ever trust you again?
West ham offered 35 mill Villa daid its 40 mill or he's staying here, the rest is history, thank you weat ham and chelsea for not paying the 40 x
Did u watch the anime Bluelock they r making a pure striker like wat u want to describe here
This is such a good point
Philogene? 🤔
Misspelt Ramsey 😂😂
Duran's future use as a player is my issue with modern European coaching and the game in general.
Some persons are puritans in their craft and talent, they need to be better at what they do best not what they should be (being best at everything) as dictated by trends.
I'm not against the modern trend, I mean the number 10 has been so much decentralized that All 11 players are now number 10s; that is really brilliant.
But it doesn't give room for that pure 10 or 9 and it's quite unfair to their usefulness, it's why people expect Halaand to add more to his game, whereas he's fine just the way he his.
Coaches should be able to take that risk and prioritize the individuality of a (an exceptional) talent and help them transition in an ever evolving game.
Many managers or scout will miss out on the reincarnation of Oliver Kahn, because he can't pass like Ederson; how about maximizing his throwing abilities that way it's foolish pressing him and it's less pressure on your defense.
There's always merit & demerit to talent, but you can't coach every individual the same.
Duran should work on his link up play though.
One of the reasons why Duran might already be at the best place for him. Emery is great at building systems to suit the qualities of the players at his disposal. Morgan Rogers is a case in point. His strength and ball control means he is brilliant at turning players and driving forwards and that is exactly what Emery is telling him to do. Contrast with grealish at city, who became a much less dynamic player to adapt to peps system. Emery will bring the best out of Jhon if he has the patience to let him.
@@nottopcat5956 Emery can coach him according to his skills, that's not in doubt.
I just don't believe he has won his trust yet, the quicker Duran wins that, the less likely Emery won't experiment with him and build a system where he slots in perfectly.
See-that IS how you spell Jhon. Grammar and pronunciation vary between countries and cultures.
Almost like Haaland but worse!
A striker who actually shoots and the world goes mental glazing him. Footballs so washed.
Is Jhon Duran better than Mario Ballotelli?
Nope