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More promise there than Dibling IMHO

Looked like he wanted to play and got involved

bigmanbob wrote: ↑Thu Feb 12, 2026 12:31 pm More promise there than Dibling IMHO

I like the kid but did absolutely nothing

Gave us better balance so for that reason I hope he starts again next game.

However it's Moyes, so as much as I like him as a manager, I can't help feeling some dread at the the expected CM out wide again to make us more solid after our capitulation.

George did nothing, Offered the same as Dibling but maybe a quicker turn of pace.

Hes just given the benefit of the doubt because hes shiny and new whereas Dibling has been made into the summer mistake.

AndSeel wrote: ↑Fri Feb 13, 2026 1:00 pm George did nothing, Offered the same as Dibling but maybe a quicker turn of pace.

Hes just given the benefit of the doubt because hes shiny and new whereas Dibling has been made into the summer mistake.

He wanted the ball more and hes a better athlete. Plus hes on loan rather than our 2nd most expensive player ever?

He's going to get a pass because he's trying to take people on, Dibling and he are very different styles of players and it's easier to warm to a player like George. Think Dibling is more talented myself.

Yeah don't see the Dibling similarity. George was trying to make things happen. Dibling would have spent all match passing it to O'Brien 40 yards form goal.

Too sharp and creative to leave on the bench that long.

I like what I've seen

Hilarious Chelsea fans said he was slow because he looks like prime Usain Bolt compared to our plodders

Comes and and is direct and plays like he knows the position of winger.

Idiot to play Armstrong there instead

Silas wrote: ↑Fri Feb 13, 2026 1:17 pm He's going to get a pass because he's trying to take people on, Dibling and he are very different styles of players and it's easier to warm to a player like George. Think Dibling is more talented myself.

It’s nice to have both, the direct threat and indirect wizard.

It’s less nice to watch those winger minutes go to a central midfielder.

Hopefully two chasms open up - a huge gap of 20 points either side of us meaning we are guaranteed not to go up or down in league position.

Because I can’t see Moyes being adventurous enough to actually try playing wingers otherwise.

That shot was the highlight of the game for me

brap2 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 24, 2026 11:32 am That shot was the highlight of the game for me

For me it was when Keane switched play to Ndiaye with that arrow pass, although Keane’s and George’s shots come a very close second.