We miss him so much, such a great attacking midfielder, aggressive & creative, everything we're missing in midfield right now.
Has anyone else noticed how when we get the ball over the half way line we tend to hesitate like we're not sure what to do and we either pass it back or just hit and hope long passes into the penalty area?
When will Savage be back?
Re: When will Savage be back?
Absolute bullshit.HrZC wrote:We miss him so much, such a great attacking midfielder, aggressive & creative, everything we're missing in midfield right now.
Has anyone else noticed how when we get the ball over the half way line we tend to hesitate like we're not sure what to do and we either pass it back or just hit and hope long passes into the penalty area?
We may miss his work rate and stamina, slightly.
But Robbie Savage should never ever be associated with the words attacking midfielder or, especially, creative.
Talking about the midfield "just passing it back"? That is all Savage does on the ball. He is not good at, and has admitted this in interviews, dribbling or playing any sort of creative balls. He is good at pressurizing players and working hard.
Although we may have missed that work rate and passion while he has been out, Dunny proved on Sunday that you can be the hardworking passionate midfield AND be creative and attacking at the same time.
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THe main problem we have in CM without Savage is that Moko is on the field.
Savage is a good player, and we are missing him dearly, for his work rate and ability to put the opposition on the backfoot. Alright, he might not even put the tackles in but when he starts charging around the opposition usually panic into giving the ball away.
Savage is a good player, and we are missing him dearly, for his work rate and ability to put the opposition on the backfoot. Alright, he might not even put the tackles in but when he starts charging around the opposition usually panic into giving the ball away.
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Last thing I read, was that he had some sort of a set back in training. Latest is that he will not be back until the start of next season.Gouldy wrote:He wont be back before the end of the season. Hopefully we will have more of an aggressive threat in the centre next season with the return of Savage and Reid
Personally for me we do miss Savage in some ways, i'd take him over Dunn any day, as for me Dunn has been no were near as good as Savage in consistancy terms.
But in terms of who we miss most in midfield, Reid, we miss him. He's creative, pacey, good eye for goal, goodpasser etc. Creative. Sooner he's back the better.
But Savage wedo miss, i'd have him in the team over Dunn any day of the week.
But in terms of who we miss most in midfield, Reid, we miss him. He's creative, pacey, good eye for goal, goodpasser etc. Creative. Sooner he's back the better.
But Savage wedo miss, i'd have him in the team over Dunn any day of the week.
Re: When will Savage be back?
Savage has been known to play some great through balls.Joe wrote:Absolute bullshit.HrZC wrote:We miss him so much, such a great attacking midfielder, aggressive & creative, everything we're missing in midfield right now.
Has anyone else noticed how when we get the ball over the half way line we tend to hesitate like we're not sure what to do and we either pass it back or just hit and hope long passes into the penalty area?
We may miss his work rate and stamina, slightly.
But Robbie Savage should never ever be associated with the words attacking midfielder or, especially, creative.
Talking about the midfield "just passing it back"? That is all Savage does on the ball. He is not good at, and has admitted this in interviews, dribbling or playing any sort of creative balls. He is good at pressurizing players and working hard.
Although we may have missed that work rate and passion while he has been out, Dunny proved on Sunday that you can be the hardworking passionate midfield AND be creative and attacking at the same time.