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International break has come at a good time. Give him 30 mins against Wolves then maybe a behind closed doors game. Should be okay for when we return.

cassius wrote: ↑Thu Aug 28, 2025 1:00 pm They were red, or at least looked it, which means he has a lot of making up to do if he wants to earn my love.

That vile neon half orange half pink Dynarod colour

Reckon he'll be just fine myself, end of the day he's 19 years old, and no doubt this last week has all been bit of a whirlwind.

He's hardly played so might take some time to get going.

Grealish-Ndiaye-Dibling will either be absolutely brilliant or something that we scream at Moyes to try for months before he finally gives them a go together and it's terrible

Shogun wrote: ↑Thu Aug 28, 2025 8:40 pm Grealish-Ndiaye-Dibling will either be absolutely brilliant or something that we scream at Moyes to try for months before he finally gives them a go together and it's terrible

The good thing about the three of them is, at least I think, they're all good, or at least adept, at playing centrally.

Grealish deffo prefers the left and Tyler the right.

Ndiaye has shown so far he's just as comfortable on the right as he is on the left.

The fun thing should be how we shift them round during the game to bamboozle defenders, if we do indeed start all 3.

Cozzie wrote: ↑Thu Aug 28, 2025 11:01 pm The good thing about the three of them is, at least I think, they're all good, or at least adept, at playing centrally.

Grealish deffo prefers the left and Tyler the right.

Ndiaye has shown so far he's just as comfortable on the right as he is on the left.

The fun thing should be how we shift them round during the game to bamboozle defenders, if we do indeed start all 3.

Give them all free roles and watch the good times roll

Across their careers so far, in terms of favoured position:

Grealish LW
Dibling RW
Ndiaye second striker

Like a glove.

Shogun wrote: ↑Thu Aug 28, 2025 8:40 pm Grealish-Ndiaye-Dibling will either be absolutely brilliant or something that we scream at Moyes to try for months before he finally gives them a go together and it's terrible

Like the mythical Limpar, Parkinson, Horne, Kanchelskis we all wanted in 95/96 and saw once at Blackburn away

Nice interview with Tyler's dad:

https://ellbretland.substack.com/p/putt ... r-diblings

I know it's hard to sub off any of that 3 in behind the striker but thought it was odd he remained firmly sitting on the bench in a game where we're trying to score a goal.

He’s a committee signing rather than a Moyes pick, so he’ll bring him along very slowly I reckon, plus as you say, our 3 behind the striker are rather good

Thought KDH had a stinker, not much impact at all, which happens, so would have like to have seen some variation of Grealish Ndiaye Dibling as a trio in the last 20.

Shogun wrote: ↑Sat Sep 13, 2025 6:40 pm I know it's hard to sub off any of that 3 in behind the striker but thought it was odd he remained firmly sitting on the bench in a game where we're trying to score a goal.

It's because Moyes doesn't want to risk a draw going for a win.

If Villa had scored I reckon he'd have been introduced, but with the game on a knife edge he trusted those on the field more.

I found it quite frustrating tbh but we did get a point so I sort of see the logic.

Would’ve liked to see him on for KDH, thought KDH would was a bit anonymous today.

Hope to see a bit more of him soon, but clearly it is a step up and subbing off Ndiaye or Grealish is a tough call.

It is nice to finally have some options, at least in some positions.