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Is he the greatest footballer of all time?

I say yes.

Marmite

Hopefully the goal does him the world of good.

About time, although I'd still question a lot of his general play in build up.

Being charitable, maybe the injury has impacted him, and he's still trying rediscover his confidence and form.

I just wish he wasn't so incredibly left foot dominant. Pretty often you can see dribbling and passing opportunities that he just can't take advantage of because of his refusal to use his right foot. But i guess if he was two footed, he would not be playing for us.

Boss player.

Only one in the attacking positions who has genuine quality about them.

Hopefully will kick in now.

I'm a big fan of him. Heard loads of footballers talk about how difficult it is when you miss a pre-season and it feels like you're catching up almost the whole season.

Fine player.

Lovely finisher, good feet, and massive engine on him.

He’s a baller.
The injury he picked up against Stoke pre-season set him back but he’s been good. One of our best players.

Felt like it was the first game this season where he's gone on mazy dribbles which he did loads in the second half of last season... Given how good he is at them it's probably telling that he's not been doing them much in previous games.

Definitely playing catch up and Forest was the first game it looked more like he was nearer the McNeil of last year.

Dwight is alright, McNeezy, too hot for tv, too many wanna be hard, be easy…

He’s a player!

Not going OTT here but I honestly reckon he's the best player in the world.

kramer wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2023 7:20 pm Is he the greatest footballer of all time?

I say yes.

Might be onto something here