If theres one thing Deulofeu knows how to do, its score. I would expect more goals than assists, but then again playing on the same team as messi humbles most.
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If theres one thing Deulofeu knows how to do, its score. I would expect more goals than assists, but then again playing on the same team as messi humbles most.
abual3bed1
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Lucho and the year at Everton will have a massive effect on him. He has one hell of a chance to cement his place in the 1st team.
DeulofeuMAGIC
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I'd love to see a video of that to be honest!
You're in denial if you don't think Gerard was arrogant before
The Gerard of now and the Gerard of Barca B are like night and day as far as personality goes.
Not expecting anything too out of the ordinary. He likes Lucho as a coach, wants to impress him, knows there are many stars ahead of him, and hopes to start so he can prove himself... Same stuff we've heard before really.
Or he could go back to being cocky Deulofeu and proclaim by the time Suarez gets back Lucho won't even let him play because he'll be too busy dominating, but that's less expected.
Not too worried about that tbh. With Tito and Martino seniority ruled playing time but I see Hell freezing over, defrosting, and becoming a foresty grassland before Pedro is able to outperform Deulofeu on such a consistent basis that he keeps him out of the team when Lucho specifically demanded Gerard return from loan.
BerkeleyBernie
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Totally different players, and will probably be used in different scenarios. I didn't follow much other than highlights of Deulofeu at Everton- has he exhibited any team smarts? Because there is a lot more to football than running at defenders.
And I suspect Lucho isn't looking at this as a one-year experiment. If he's building the team for future years, he wants to start integrating Deulofeu now- which doesn't mean an immediate jump to the top of the class.
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Actually, he has. He had a strong tendency to ignore his teammates and go for goal though, although this behavior was mainly prevalent in his absurd amount of substitute appearances. He showed he has the tools to be a team player, but didn't seem particularly interested in swapping passes with 'stone legs' Lukaku and 'where did I just pass that' Naismith. And let's be honest here, if Pedro was ever capable of running at defenders he probably wouldn't be viewed so lowly by fans and management, who put him behind all of Alexis, Neymar, Iniesta, and even Fabregas.
Obviously he isn't, but he is well known for having a preference for developing young players and with two of our three front line stars being injured and suspended the opportunity is more open than it probably ever will be.
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