Alvaro Morata (61 Viewers)

[MikeM]

The main allure of Morata is that he is big, fast, strong and has skill.

He completely negates his rare combination of speed and strength by falling down consistently. If you have speed and strength then you should be initiating contact every chance you get...like Zaza. Zaza plays above his capabilities because he takes advantage of his physical traits.

Morata plays below his capabilities because he doesn't take advantage of his physical traits. If he fought like Dybala he would be more successful. There are games where he has tried to stay on his feet and he has been way more influential.

 

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[DAiDEViL]

morata looks like a 12 year old next to zaza.

 

[MikeM]

morata looks like a 12 year old next to zaza.

In the face. But he's taller, weighs more and is probably faster in a straight line. He plays like a 12 year old though.

 

[DAiDEViL]

In the face. But he's taller, weighs more and is probably faster in a straight line. He plays like a 12 year old though.

slightly taller, but no way he weighs more.

 

[Hust]

In the face. But he's taller, weighs more and is probably faster in a straight line. He plays like a 12 year old though.

He has some serious issues at the moment.

 

[amir3323]

I was thinking next time we get a PK he should take it to get his confidence back. But the more I think about it his PK would might kill a fan in the curva.

 

[Salvo]

He isn't playing poorly but he just isn't creating enough for himself. Needs to be more selfish at times and back himself. When he is low on confidence he goes back to his habits of going down too easily.

 

[Hust]

He isn't playing poorly but he just isn't creating enough for himself. Needs to be more selfish at times and back himself. When he is low on confidence he goes back to his habits of going down too easily.

Last year he was too selfish, this year its the exact opposite. Needs to find that happy medium.

 

[Post Ironic]

The main allure of Morata is that he is big, fast, strong and has skill.

He completely negates his rare combination of speed and strength by falling down consistently. If you have speed and strength then you should be initiating contact every chance you get...like Zaza. Zaza plays above his capabilities because he takes advantage of his physical traits.

Morata plays below his capabilities because he doesn't take advantage of his physical traits. If he fought like Dybala he would be more successful. There are games where he has tried to stay on his feet and he has been way more influential.

It's the same deal with Mandzukic. Both Mandzu and Zaza rise above their limitations by taking advantage of their physical traits and working their asses off...

Llorente and Morata both have far more skill than either Mandzu or Zaza, much more naturally gifted, but both don't use that physicality at all when they're not in top form and instead play very weak, non-aggressive football. It's infuriating to watch.

 

[Fr3sh]

Sell.

 

[Hust]

It's the same deal with Mandzukic. Both Mandzu and Zaza rise above their limitations by taking advantage of their physical traits and working their asses off...

Llorente and Morata both have far more skill than either Mandzu or Zaza, much more naturally gifted, but both don't use that physicality at all when they're not in top form and instead play very weak, non-aggressive football. It's infuriating to watch.

Llorente DOES NOT have more skill. Dude.

 

[Boksic]

Last year he was too selfish, this year its the exact opposite. Needs to find that happy medium.

Always seems to be his problem. Even last season he would pass when he should shoot and vice versa.

He isn't playing poorly but he just isn't creating enough for himself. Needs to be more selfish at times and back himself. When he is low on confidence he goes back to his habits of going down too easily.

He hasn't been too bad, but I really dislike when he falls over so easily. His dive in the first half was terrible but shows a lack of confidence when a striker would rather take a dive on the slightest touch when in a good position instead of taking a shot.

 

[fredrik]

the contrast playing next to zaza. its like one was borne in the slums, and fought his way to the big club, hungry like a lion. while the other was born a prince and used to getting 5 courses with dessert every meal

 

[duranfj]

The main allure of Morata is that he is big, fast, strong and has skill.

He completely negates his rare combination of speed and strength by falling down consistently. If you have speed and strength then you should be initiating contact every chance you get...like Zaza. Zaza plays above his capabilities because he takes advantage of his physical traits.

Morata plays below his capabilities because he doesn't take advantage of his physical traits. If he fought like Dybala he would be more successful. There are games where he has tried to stay on his feet and he has been way more influential.

He definitely should fall a lot less.

He can't score if he never really try to shoot something

 

[Hust]

Always seems to be his problem. Even last season he would pass when he should shoot and vice versa.





He hasn't been too bad, but I really dislike when he falls over so easily. His dive in the first half was terrible but shows a lack of confidence when a striker would rather take a dive on the slightest touch when in a good position instead of taking a shot.

It'll come with experience. Not to worry.

 

[DAiDEViL]

what if this is the real morata?

 

[Hust]

what if this is the real morata?

 

[KB824]

I want him to start in both legs against Inter.


But aside from that, nothing else at this point and in the foreseeable future

 

[EyeC_U]

what if this is the real morata?

It's not! but lets sell him

 

[Hust]

It's not! but lets sell him

Let's not.