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Enzo Le Fée


Flea Market Trader said:
We are in the premier league and there is no way we will have he same 11 week in week out so there will be players rotated in certain games for sure. This is normal.
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I think the opposite, consistency and momentum is key. If all players are fit then he will try his best to keep the same starting XI. Obviously the AFCON period is a different story. Then full rotation for the cup games.
 
brains said:
I think the opposite, consistency and momentum is key. If all players are fit then he will try his best to keep the same starting XI. Obviously the AFCON period is a different story. Then full rotation for the cup games.
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Not going to take long for fatigue to kick in if our midfield are running a marathon every week without rotating them though
 
Le Bris talks about Finishers. It’s a totally different mindset to be a Finisher as opposed to not good enough for the 11. Le Fee and Rigg are both brilliant for what we need at the end and Wilson showed how dangerous he’ll be off the bench. It’s also a bit naive to worry about players’ game time after one game because the injuries and cups will demand a full squad.
 
brains said:
I think the opposite, consistency and momentum is key. If all players are fit then he will try his best to keep the same starting XI. Obviously the AFCON period is a different story. Then full rotation for the cup games.
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The fitness levels are too intense to have the same 11 week in week out for us I believe. Only time will tell. I know le Bris likes to keep a settled side as he did last season, but I just don’t think the players will have the fitness to do so and will rotate. We shall see.
 
SAFC 2012 said:
Not going to take long for fatigue to kick in if our midfield are running a marathon every week without rotating them though
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12 to 13km is hardly a marathon. The PL only has 38 games. They are demanding and fast paced games as well. But if our main players are allowed to sit out of all the cup games then fatigue shouldn't be an issue at all. Other clubs who are in Europe and want to also try to win cups will have the issues with fatigue & rotation.
 
joedurham said:
Wan-Bissaka was among the top five in the Premier for successful dribbles last year. If his deliveries wera little better, he would be an outstanding player. Defensively very few get past him.
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I've always thought he was a decent player like.
brains said:
I'd agree that he is the midfielder who has the vision to play that defence splitting pass. But it seems like Le Bris wants to make our midfield solid, with the high work rate you speak of. Making it as hard as possible for other teams to play around us and through the midfield. As others have said as well, Le Fee is a brilliant option to have from the bench to come on against tired legs.
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Diarra played a few on Saturday. Played a beauty of a through ball to Hume in the first half.
 
brains said:
12 to 13km is hardly a marathon. The PL only has 38 games. They are demanding and fast paced games as well. But if our main players are allowed to sit out of all the cup games then fatigue shouldn't be an issue at all. Other clubs who are in Europe and want to also try to win cups will have the issues with fatigue & rotation.
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Thats what gives us the advantage in the title race……….

🤭🫣👀
 
brains said:
12 to 13km is hardly a marathon. The PL only has 38 games. They are demanding and fast paced games as well. But if our main players are allowed to sit out of all the cup games then fatigue shouldn't be an issue at all. Other clubs who are in Europe and want to also try to win cups will have the issues with fatigue & rotation.
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I was exaggerating.

we won’t be able to play the same 11 every week if that’s the amount of graft they’re going to be putting in. It’s not possible
 
joedurham said:
Sadiki is going to play every game. Energy, hassling, recuperating and neat & tidy passing.
I think our starting midfield is pretty clear.
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It was a great debut and I expect him to start the next game.Doubt he'll play every game mind (forget the Acon) form,fitness,suspensions will always play a role.
 
I agree we’ll have a full rotation for the cups. And I also don’t think we need to focus on 38 games, there are clearly priority games for us, where we have the best chance of securing points. I wouldn’t be flogging the same 11 away at Liverpool necessarily, but games like Burnley and Brentford coming up are far more important to us.
 
He lost the ball about 3 times when he came on, some people say he might be too lightweight for this league. I think he's quality but might take a few games to adapt.
 
I'd still be considering the idea of playing him on the right instead of Talbi, but it's difficult to pick fault with anything from Saturday.
 
My advice to all the lads who want to play in every game in the Premier League for the full 90 minutes is to become a goalkeeper.
 
Wakoro said:
He lost the ball about 3 times when he came on, some people say he might be too lightweight for this league. I think he's quality but might take a few games to adapt.
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He made 9 passes and completed 8 of them so you are talking shite again.
 
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