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    Brendon Aaronson STRUGGLES To Adapt To The Premier League
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    Brendon Aaronson STRUGGLES To Adapt To The Premier League



    Brendon Aaronson STRUGGLES To Adapt To The Premier League I don’t want him to struggle as he’s one of our better players but in recent games I feel like he’s been below average, whether that’s to do with the tactics set up by Jesse or if he’s having mental confidence issues

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    2. wally on

      It would help if the #9 made off the ball runs that made any sense whatsoever. Rodrigo is shit in buildup. If he finds the ball inside the box he’s a deadly finisher , but he creates nothing for his teammates and doesn’t have a clue about movement as a lone striker. Look at the preseason and early games with Bamford up there, Aaronson was linking up with him repeatedly. Bamford is the opposite of Rodrigo, makes intelligent runs but just can’t finish to save his life. Find a true 9 and Aaronson would start piling up assists.

    5. MatLeeds on

      feel like he just needs a goal contribution you can see his talent on the ball he needs to be in the gym a bit more he gets bodied to easily

    6. Charlie West on

      Yes, he's very, very good … in the Austrian league that is or, better still, in the msl. He's been found out big time in the English Premier League. It's only because of his fellow american manager that he constantly gets selected: favouritism! Yes, favouritism – nepotism – is ruining our beloved club. Count the number of marsch's old favourites at Leeds United Football Club. Think about that fat ass orta and his obsession with Spaniards. Now, we hear, he's tracking his "favourite player", Adama Troure. God help us!

    7. Kevin Otto on

      I saw your latest video regarding Brendan Arronson In regard to his form it atributed to one fact opposition players bullying off the ball whether he pacing past them or he in the tackle he loses the ball easilly and fall down that due to the fact he too light weight a bit on the thin side for a premiership player it can be physical league if he bulk up a bit and put on a few pound he will gain power stamina and strength to ghost past defender and go into tackles more physically and that will improves his game he got the pace but not the strength I would not write him off I know you mean well and am not cristizung the player or you I only give constructing analysis of the player in question hope you like my comment

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