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Not so sure he really presses that hood. Does he press like the dippers forwards did v toon with 10 men. I’ve never really seen him press hard and win the ball back or curve a mistake. A lot of the time he just jogs over hall heartedly.
Here’s an interesting article from 2022…
Note the last paragraph with interest!
https://targetscouting.com/2022/06/22/brennan-johnson-player-report/#:~:text=A%20firm%20indicator%20of%20Johnson's,doesn't%20force%20his%20play.
Are you guys worried about our CB situation or not so much?
Our only viable players are Romero and VDV and maybe Davies. I wouldnt sell Sanchez if we cant get a new CB in.
I would rather have a defender than an attacker in the current situation
Our only viable players are Romero and VDV and maybe Davies. I wouldnt sell Sanchez if we cant get a new CB in.
I would rather have a defender than an attacker in the current situation
I assume that as Forest aren't on television much, I doubt people are going out of their way to watch their games, yes.
How many games of Forests (outside of ours) do you remember watching? Fucking hell, I barely remember the games we did play against them outside of moments like Richarlisons doing kick ups (For which funnily enough Brennan Johnson then took him out).
Saying that, a quick search of this forum shows me that back in 2021/2022, people were wanting us to sign Brennan Johnson.
Brennan Johnson looks like the real deal. But, often times, stats don't show the whole picture...
Besides, maybe Lewis-Potter can play RWB
“Facts are stubborn things, but statistics are pliable.”
― Mark Twain
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I think that side of his game is great and we all apreciate that but the issue is in tight spaces, and relatively slow, patient buildup, like the goals against Bournemouth that we're worried about.
Not saying he definitely can't do it, but both his club and national team are heavy underdogs who play counterattack football. We don't get to see if he has it in him.
You can call me Chronos!
No good defensively.
It appears, as usual, all dealings will come down to the last few days, for multiple clubs. Let's hope levy has his ducks in order for a change and we don't get the "we tried" as he bounces around Europe with his wheelbarrow warchest.
Like Johnson, need a striker as well, but most of all at least one centre half is required. Another mid if PEH departs possibly.
Johnson, Orban , Tosin and a mid would be a possibility, but reckon we wind up with Tosin and a list of excuses, been here too many times before.
Like Johnson, need a striker as well, but most of all at least one centre half is required. Another mid if PEH departs possibly.
Johnson, Orban , Tosin and a mid would be a possibility, but reckon we wind up with Tosin and a list of excuses, been here too many times before.
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No one's saying that Brennan Johnson is a complete nobody with nothing to get excited about. I'm sure there were comments like that for plenty of singings that eventually proved to be complete duds for us or for other clubs that signed them.
He didn't. He had some cramps. Played through them, and a bit later, Johnson was subbed off when they went down a man.
Ryan Gravenberch has conceded that he "doesn't know" whether or not he will leave Bayern Munich before Friday night's transfer deadline.
The Dutch midfielder, 21, has been linked with a move to the Premier League in recent months, with both Liverpool and Manchester United known to be admirers of the former Ajax star.
Gravenberch, who was given his senior debut by Erik ten Hag in Amsterdam, made just three starts in the Bundesliga last season and is keen to play regular football this season.
The Dutch midfielder, 21, has been linked with a move to the Premier League in recent months, with both Liverpool and Manchester United known to be admirers of the former Ajax star.
Gravenberch, who was given his senior debut by Erik ten Hag in Amsterdam, made just three starts in the Bundesliga last season and is keen to play regular football this season.
A couple of reasons why.
1. It's not your money.
2. You'd never heard of him until an hour ago and have since been sold on his youtube highlights.
He would need to adapt to a style which isn’t counter attacking. I think he’s more than good enough to do so.
Opinion, of course but I will die on that hill!
First time I saw Johnson was two years ago they were the featured game in the FA Cup against then-powerful Leicester and Forest absolutely took them apart, up 3-0 in half an hour, Johnson looked like Cristiano Ronaldo.
He's a guy there has been a lot of hype around and definitely a number of links with us last summer at a higher price point.
The problem isn't this being a guy no one's heard of. This is a hot prospect that was being closely watched in his first go round the PL last year and he did not live up to the hype.
that ozil figure looks way off
I didn't say no one had heard of him.
The point being made was that people seem to have their minds made up on him based on his price tag and not being deserving of it. As opposed to judging him on what he can do when he's here. Vicario had a specific part of the fanbase criticising him and waiting to jump on him because he was a cheap option. Van de Ven was said to have been a cheap option instead of just splashing the cash on Tapsoba, someone who had just one years experience in top flight etc. etc. - yet both have proven (so far at least) to suit Ange's system to a tee.
Interesting you say he didn't live up to the hype. What was expected of a 21 year old that played for a team that spent half of the season in the relegation zone? No Forest player was involved in more goals than he was.
