Trincão
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Androutsos
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People complaining about him being slow, yet that video is 10 minutes straight of him destroying whoever is in front of him. Also, his technique when dribbling, passing, crossing or shooting is very good and that is more than you can say for a lot of these 'pacy' wingers.
FinBarcelonafan
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True. I think he looks slower because he is quite tall or his legs/arms are big. It makes him look slower but most of the time he had more than enough speed to go past players. I don't see him as a slow player at all. Looks excellent.
BBZ8800
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But almost all players are the fastest in their teens and early twenties.
JamDav1982
Senior Member
Trincao is definitely not slow he has decent pace.
The fact he can go on either foot will help him.
The fact he can go on either foot will help him.
serghei
Senior Member
That's probably his best feat. Quality of shooting with both feet is impressive. Legit two-footed player.
I prefer goalscoring wingers rather than player like Trincao. All top teams play with goalscoring wingers and outlets which Trincao is not. Liverpool with Mane/Saleh, City, Bayern, Madrid, even us when we most successful had guys like Henry, Eto'o, Neymar, Pedro, Villa etc etc on the wings.
No way Trincao make it here a winger as I see it.
No way Trincao make it here a winger as I see it.
Batistuta9
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I also feel that our best wide players have been goalscorers. It's why I prefer keeping ansu wide and not turning him into a number 9, even though he has some attributes of a 9. A bit like David Villa was for us. It's hard finding good goalscoring wide players.
I disagree with you on trincao though, I actually feel his goalscoring ability is probably his best attribute. He has excellent composure in front of goal.
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Wide players like Pedro and Gnabry didn't start out as high GA wide players. Pedro at Barcelona B output was quite tepid and Gnabry pre-Bundesliga likewise.
Gnabry right now is a 10-12 goal a season and 6-10 assists player.
Trincao just finished his first season at Braga with 8 goals and 8 assists, close to those numbers.
I don't think we can discount his output just yet as with age, experience and better quality surrounding him these can and should grow.
Gnabry right now is a 10-12 goal a season and 6-10 assists player.
Trincao just finished his first season at Braga with 8 goals and 8 assists, close to those numbers.
I don't think we can discount his output just yet as with age, experience and better quality surrounding him these can and should grow.
serghei
Senior Member
There's a myth that you need forwards who score volumes. What do you want, a player who scores hattricks vs Granada, Leganes and Eibar, or a player like Gnabry that scores big goals away in CL in knockout games?
Clutch players are more important than players who score hattricks vs weak teams but are nowhere to be seen vs top sides.
It's the same old quantity vs quality. I'd rather have forwards who don't stat pad vs small sides, but score big goals in big games while doing their job tactically and defensively at all times.
Yea, and they're all veterans on their last legs.
Clutch players are more important than players who score hattricks vs weak teams but are nowhere to be seen vs top sides.
It's the same old quantity vs quality. I'd rather have forwards who don't stat pad vs small sides, but score big goals in big games while doing their job tactically and defensively at all times.
Yea, and they're all veterans on their last legs.
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