FC B
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He is good but he needs to start learning what to do with the ball when near or inside the opponent's box and he admited himself that not a long time ago.
Martin Montoya
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He is good but he needs to start learning what to do with the ball when near or inside the opponent's box and he admited himself that not a long time ago.
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voodoomaster
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Yes, cause his pass to fab wasnt good.....
evilhita666
Barçapocalypse NOW!
I agree... He surely needs to improve his attacking mentality, but in this particular game he was alright going forward...
Alarcón
New member
The thing is that he barely got any support from the strikers yesterday, there was one occasion where he made a great run but he had to shoot because not a single player spotted his run and went into the box to receive a pass from him. It's a common issue of our game, there's very little and poor movement in the box which limits us as far as variety of attacks is concerned, this team is way too static and that's a shame because both Alba and Montoya are deadly weapons on the flank. Montoya certainly has things to work on and I'd like him to take more and better shots because he's often in the right positions, but I stay by my argument that Montoya is primarily an attacking full back, and a very talented one. Just because he's so much better than Dani in defense doesn't mean he's bad at attacking, as some are trying to make it look like.
I'm happy to see he did well after some uninspiring performances this season, maybe it has something to do with his renewal and the fact that he feels more secure and valued at the club now. Seeing him do so well on both ends of the pitch is truly refreshing and if he stays focused, gets more playing time to prove himself and improves some aspects of his game, he can become as good as it gets. He has everything that Dani lacks and every time I see him play, I'm reminded of how extremely overrated Dani is - both in general and on this forum - and how little people appreciate Montoya's qualities.
I'm happy to see he did well after some uninspiring performances this season, maybe it has something to do with his renewal and the fact that he feels more secure and valued at the club now. Seeing him do so well on both ends of the pitch is truly refreshing and if he stays focused, gets more playing time to prove himself and improves some aspects of his game, he can become as good as it gets. He has everything that Dani lacks and every time I see him play, I'm reminded of how extremely overrated Dani is - both in general and on this forum - and how little people appreciate Montoya's qualities.
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linetty
Guest
Yeah, great coach tata is. Why play on-fire Montoya when you have the biggest clown on earth, Alves the cross master
xavi_the_Boss
New member
I also would have favoured Montoya but on-fire after one match against Granada?
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instinct
Guest
Even now when we lost all titles, Tata still keeps playing Alves. I'm pretty much pissed right now
Tito effect. Poor Montoya.
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linetty
Guest
Yeah, he's been on fire against Granada.
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instinct
Guest
Wether being on fire or not he is clearly more useful than Alves atm.
ebieymjunior
Senior Member
Hate to say it, but as good as Bartra is, Montoya is better. Both have a bright future at the club, though.
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