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Ronnie Schwartz (Page 73 - contract cancelled)
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Didn't even realize he came on to be honest. Doesn't do anything.
We've heard about how great a finisher he is from Bowyer, but I'm growing more and more skeptical of this working out.0 -
Ghost like.
Can’t recall a player so ineffectual. It is like he is a normal bloke who has won a competition to be a professional footballer for a season.
Nice guy though.2 -
AFKABartram said:hmmm...
Not sure how long the ‘but he’s not getting any service’ view will continue to hold much weight. Catch 22 now, he needs to get longer game time, but doesn’t show anything to justify warranting it4 -
Chris_from_Sidcup said:AFKABartram said:hmmm...
Not sure how long the ‘but he’s not getting any service’ view will continue to hold much weight. Catch 22 now, he needs to get longer game time, but doesn’t show anything to justify warranting it0 -
AFKABartram said:hmmm...
Not sure how long the ‘but he’s not getting any service’ view will continue to hold much weight. Catch 22 now, he needs to get longer game time, but doesn’t show anything to justify warranting it
It’s starting to become a running joke in the house that a cheer goes up when he touches the ball.
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Although it came with a formation change that worked in the short term, I feel it's quiet telling that he was not player who came on when Washington was injured.3
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FishCostaFortune said:Although it came with a formation change that worked in the short term, I feel it's quiet telling that he was not player who came on when Washington was injured.1
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This is a “network” style signing. Will be interesting to see if we get more of these in the summer0
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O-Randy-Hunt said:Is there any other professional footballer that can only do something in a game by getting 'service'
Having played the game only at sunday league level as a striker, if I was getting no service and constantly coming off after a game having touched the ball once i would naturally do something different like drop deeper or move closer to a player with the ball just to get a touch.
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Dazzler21 said:O-Randy-Hunt said:Is there any other professional footballer that can only do something in a game by getting 'service'
Having played the game only at sunday league level as a striker, if I was getting no service and constantly coming off after a game having touched the ball once i would naturally do something different like drop deeper or move closer to a player with the ball just to get a touch.
If you cast your mind back to the Preston home game last year they hit Stockley long, but on the angle and Pearce (who for all his weaknesses he is good at that) couldn't cope.
I still have no idea why we bought Schwartz, in the circumstances we were in. Wrong player at the wrong time, no idea if he is every going to be their right player. Unpopular opinion, I know, but we would have been significantly better off keeping Bogle.8 -
Chris_from_Sidcup said:AFKABartram said:hmmm...
Not sure how long the ‘but he’s not getting any service’ view will continue to hold much weight. Catch 22 now, he needs to get longer game time, but doesn’t show anything to justify warranting it
I was going to say that we've bought the wrong striker for this league if you think a fox in the box is going to cut it here. They have little success in this league. Most goals are self made by a big lump not unlike chuks.
But I've just watched a video of Charlie Wykes goals for Sunderland last year and this year. Yes he's a big lump, but I would say 99% of his goals are scored from him receiving the ball in the opposition's penalty area. The quality of ball he receives from wide areas and through the middle are of far superior quality than anything I've seen from us this season. We have a timid midfield that is scared of its own shadow most of the time. Millar does show some intent but the quality of pass at the end of things is largely woeful.
Yes. Schwartz needs to have more intelligent movement when in attacking areas but dare I say a striker like him would be better served by a Maddison or a McGeady?3 -
carly burn said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:AFKABartram said:hmmm...
Not sure how long the ‘but he’s not getting any service’ view will continue to hold much weight. Catch 22 now, he needs to get longer game time, but doesn’t show anything to justify warranting it
I was going to say that we've bought the wrong striker for this league if you think a fox in the box is going to cut it here. They have little success in this league. Most goals are self made by a big lump not unlike chuks.
But I've just watched a video of Charlie Wykes goals for Sunderland last year and this year. Yes he's a big lump, but I would say 99% of his goals are scored from him receiving the ball in the opposition's penalty area. The quality of ball he receives from wide areas and through the middle are of far superior quality than anything I've seen from us this season. We have a timid midfield that is scared of its own shadow most of the time. Millar does show some intent but the quality of pass at the end of things is largely woeful.
Yes. Schwartz needs to have more intelligent movement when in attacking areas but dare I say a striker like him would be better served by a Maddison or a McGeady?1 -
Our midfield does not seem to have a problem finding Washington when he runs the channels.
Not sure why Ronnie can't do the same. He can't just expect to stand around in the box and receive the ball - at any level.5 -
As much as he offers nothing outside the box a lot of strikers would have had little impact in that second half. The diamond meant we lost our width and then taking off both wingers meant we had no way to get it back.
It’s hard to see him ever making enough of an impact to be a squad player playing here and there.
It feels to me like it’s only going to work out if our style and formation built is built around him and he gets regular games.
I wouldn’t be surprised if he goes back to Denmark in the summer.
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Genuine question but can anyone name another player in professional football that can be compared to Ronnie that won't do a thing all game but if he gets the ball to feet in the box he will score?
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O-Randy-Hunt said:Genuine question but can anyone name another player in professional football that can be compared to Ronnie that won't do a thing all game but if he gets the ball to feet in the box he will score?3
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I thought Sherringham was comfortable dropping deep, linking the play and picking out a pass?
For a Charlton comparison how do you think BWP would have done in the first half yesterday and then how would we have done coming on when Schwartz did?
Most of Schwartz’s appearances have come late in the game when the team are struggling to put more than a couple of passes together. Even if he was dropping deep or charging around closing down defenders how much of that would actually make a difference?10 -
Can see him leaving in the summer.1
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Ronnie will do f all but redeem himself by scoring the winner at Wembley in May.1
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Gary Lineker once said the secret of his success was just to get into a bit of space and let the better footballers get the ball to him.1
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Scoham said:I thought Sherringham was comfortable dropping deep, linking the play and picking out a pass?
For a Charlton comparison how do you think BWP would have done in the first half yesterday and then how would we have done coming on when Schwartz did?
Most of Schwartz’s appearances have come late in the game when the team are struggling to put more than a couple of passes together. Even if he was dropping deep or charging around closing down defenders how much of that would actually make a difference?1 -
Too early to write Ronnie off. He’s under contract and Nads will have ample time to assess his abilities or otherwise. We’ll find out come summer and if he’s not part of the plan I can see a loan back to Denmark.0
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Some of us got criticised for calling him a dud quite early on, which is looking spot on sadly.2
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se9addick said:Scoham said:I thought Sherringham was comfortable dropping deep, linking the play and picking out a pass?
For a Charlton comparison how do you think BWP would have done in the first half yesterday and then how would we have done coming on when Schwartz did?
Most of Schwartz’s appearances have come late in the game when the team are struggling to put more than a couple of passes together. Even if he was dropping deep or charging around closing down defenders how much of that would actually make a difference?
What I asked was how well would BWP do having the sort of cameos Schwartz is?
It’s not as if we have a midfield full of pace and creativity on the pitch and Schwartz is missing chance after chance.
When he’s on the pitch we barely manage to get a cross in or play a through ball - the kind of service BWP thrived on.
No doubt he could be doing more but he’s not entirely to blame.3 -
SamB09 said:O-Randy-Hunt said:Genuine question but can anyone name another player in professional football that can be compared to Ronnie that won't do a thing all game but if he gets the ball to feet in the box he will score?4
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SamB09 said:O-Randy-Hunt said:Genuine question but can anyone name another player in professional football that can be compared to Ronnie that won't do a thing all game but if he gets the ball to feet in the box he will score?4
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I'm amazed at how many fans are willing to cut him slack purely based on YouTube highlights.
I'm sure he's a nice bloke, but he's a luxury player (if even that) that is just a wasted squad number.0 -
You can’t judge a player who hasn’t been given a real chance and whose morale and confidence must be at an all time low right now. Sadly, we don’t see him as having a place in our team despite playing with a target man in Jayden or Chuks. I find it very odd that we replaced Connor with Jayesimi yesterday with Ronnie seemingly the most obvious like for like replacement sitting on the bench.1
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Adkins said he doesn't mind honest mistakes.
I think Schwartz might be an honest mistake by Sandgaard.
Bowyer/Gallen had very little to do with his arrival imo.
Still. Hopefully Sandgaard will let the football people do their job while he continues to do his.2