Daizen Maeda

I love him, even when he's having a poor game, 9/10 times he'll still press like a madman and cause a nistake.

He should have buried that chance from Kuhn, but I thought he was fine the other night. Could honestly see him staying here late into his prime.

 

Away ye go

 

Lack of BASIC footballing ability? Ridiculously OTT statement, if had a lack of basic footballing ability he wouldn’t be a professional footballer and certainly wouldn’t be anywhere near a Celtic jersey.

Also to say he had ZERO composure is again way overly exaggerated. Yes his composure does let him down, but ZERO? * calm yourself down.

 

Another Kuhn type winger to compete with Maeda would be excellent options on the left.

 

We always seem to miss out on having that dream balance.

Like dare I say Frimpong and Tierney, Eddie and Dembele (albeit we got glimpses of that), Jota and Kuhn which saw what could be with Abada when he could find form, but Kuhn seems to have taken to another level.

I mean imagine having options like that all the while there was goal and assist machines like MOR in midfield.

We'd be some * unit of a team, but alas we are always that one player short because the * are decent and move fore fees we can't ignore as a club

 

Don't think we've missed MOR. The midfield actually seems more balanced this season.

I get what your saying though

 

Was thinking about that earlier as I reminisced about Wanyama. He was sold the season we signed Van Dijk, imagine them in the same team.

EDIT: Just realised they played together at Southampton but you know what I mean

 

The huns thinking they knocked back Maeda… him coming here is 100% Ange going back for him. They are delusional

 

Maeda wasn't even sure about signing for US, and we're not a well documented "Bag of Cats"... There's 0% chance he'd have signed for them, and brought his family over into their toxic swamp

 

What's extraordinary about him is that it isn't a 'purple patch' etc...he's had the same energy pretty much since the day he signed. He's unreal. Ally McCoist summed it up well when he asked Ange "What do you feed that man...?"

 

The most extraordinary thing for me is I don’t think I’ve seen him break a sweat.

 

That's actually genetic. A lot of Koreans and Japanese have a gene that makes them sweat less. Only 3% of westerners have the same gene. The same gene also results in drier earwax.

 

I feel like the graft he does even with they genetics he should be sweating

 

Explains why you need to wave to them on the pitch...

 

… is drier earwax more solid or crumbly? Need to know the ramifications of this

 

Crumbly according to google. Didn't really inspect anyone's earwax when I was in Asia.

 

Need to pay extra for that?

 

So poor for me..

Zero quality when he got on the ball..