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Crazy step up tbf to him

TheRam wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 11:31 am

On the progressive passess, he has far more options to pass to now, with KDH, Grealish, Ndiaye always offering between the lines. I think thats helped him be a more effective mf and add that to his game.

Matt1878 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 12:51 pm On the progressive passess, he has far more options to pass to now, with KDH, Grealish, Ndiaye always offering between the lines. I think thats helped him be a more effective mf and add that to his game.

This is it for me. His stats were always going to appear average with average options around him and particularly the team's style of play hindering him.

It's as much who he's now working with and particularly how they're working, than any massive increase to his individual capacities.

Yes he's been more adventurous going forward, but he's been allowed to do so more readily with the direction and the confidence that he and the team have been given. His link up play with KDH, Jack and recently Beto show this.

Moyes has created synergies as well as strategies in the team this season that have made a lot of our players much more effective. A lot has come from the quality of player that has been added around Garner too. Options for him to do more effective things.

Matt1878 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 12:51 pm I think thats helped him be a more effective mf and add that to his game.

Ok, calm down Samuel L Jackson!

Obviously rumours are generally made up nonsense, but Man UTD apparently are lining up a £100m double swoop for Ndaiye and Garner in the summer.

Can't see it happening but this is also the danger of doing well as a team unfortunately as your best players start to draw the attention of the bigger clubs.

100 for them both

AjaxAndy wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2026 2:26 pm Obviously rumours are generally made up nonsense, but Man UTD apparently are lining up a £100m double swoop for Ndaiye and Garner in the summer.

Can't see it happening but this is also the danger of doing well as a team unfortunately as your best players start to draw the attention of the bigger clubs.

Yet isn’t this the “Brighton model” we wanted to follow? Buy cheap, develop and flip.

Audrey Horne wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2026 2:30 pm 100 for them both

Apparently they're buying Tonali for around £80m too, so I'd agree it'd be quite the bargain to get Ndaiye and Garner for only £20m more!

Starts for England. Big chance for him to stake him claim for the World Cup against a decent Uruguay midfield as well.

Not a fan of this team. Feels it gives no one a real chance because its trying to give everyone a chance

777Kidnappings wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2026 7:08 pm Not a fan of this team. Feels it gives no one a real chance because its trying to give everyone a chance

This is the problem, you’d prefer giving a maximum of three a go with the settled team, when there’s massive changes it’s harder to impress I think.

Bluebridge wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2026 7:13 pm This is the problem, you’d prefer giving a maximum of three a go with the settled team, when there’s massive changes it’s harder to impress I think.

Yeah exactly. 3 or 4 new players in the team for each match. This is just a pile of shite. None of them are getting an opportunity with anyone that will definitely play in the world cup. Its just England B and probably not really a chance for anyone

I am just on Jimmy watch

Started really well, good crossing and set pieces, won possession in a good area. Plenty of touches.

Must be 5 million on his transfer value.

This Jimmy Gardener fella looks decent for England.

Started the half well but faded as did the whole team... Very disjointed but think so far he's looked comfortable at this level.