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Enzo Le Fee


Mackem DJ said:
Mental how he flys under the radar.

Literally never heard a word about him off opposition managers, pundits, journos, rival fans
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I think it’s because he’s a footballers footballer. You have to really understand how he makes everything look so simple and easy when it’s clearly not. He makes everything look effortless and because he’s not skinning 5 players then scoring a lot of fans don’t appreciate kid how good he is.
 
zidanny said:
I think it’s because he’s a footballers footballer. You have to really understand how he makes everything look so simple and easy when it’s clearly not. He makes everything look effortless and because he’s not skinning 5 players then scoring a lot of fans don’t appreciate kid how good he is.
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At the Man City game he was being compared to Bernardo Silva can't get much more praise than that. I want him to go under the radar of the top clubs they don't miss much player wise, so fat chance of that.
 
BucketBiff said:
One of our most important players arm. Once Xhaka is fit Diarra makes way for me. Enzo needs to stay in the middle although I would get the temptation from RLB to stick him on the left.
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We have the opportunity of having a midfield of Diarra - Sadiki - Xhaka - Le Fee (and the listing does not indicate that Diarra and Le Fee should be used on the wings). I can't think of a more dynamic midfield in the Premier League. I know the desire on here is to have wingers, but I'm going all Alf Ramsey 1966 (Ball - Stiles - Charlton - Peters) and keep the wingers in reserve on the bench.

Diarra has shown that he can offer what seemed to be missing earlier in the season as an attacking threat from midfield.
 
Andy_Roker1983 said:
Different players. I think Xhaka is the most important player we have in terms of the whole package, controlling possession, leadership, motivating the team etc.
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This 100%
Without Granit when we play ‘bigger teams’ we have NO ONE in the side to organise, lead, set an example etc. Our collective arses fall out. ELF is a lovely player to watch and will put in a shift, but he doesn’t provide anywhere near what we need in Xhaka’s absence.
Mukiele , one would have thought, has the experience, pedigree etc to fill the void, but seemingly not, RLB seems to have the hots for Hume
 
Probably absolutely nout to do with le fee tbf like

It’s more to do with the fact rigg looks quite a way off being ready to play premier league football.

He doesn’t even get used as a sub at the minute.

He should have been loaned out.
InsomniacAttack said:
He's mint like. Weirdly I've been more impressed with his work off the ball than on it this season, but some of the passes he pulls off are sublime as well.
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His work rate is absolutely ridiculous

Only thing with him doing so much tracking back though is we have nobody forward when attacking.
 
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SAFC 2012 said:
Probably absolutely nout to do with le fee tbf like

It’s more to do with the fact rigg looks quite a way off being ready to play premier league football.

He doesn’t even get used as a sub at the minute.

He should have been loaned out.

His work rate is absolutely ridiculous

Only thing with him doing so much tracking back though is we have nobody forward when attacking.
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Regis will find the balance :cool:
 
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