Fikayo Tomori (2015-2021, 27 nastupa)

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Odlicno, sljedeci su Reece i Abraham.

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Bravo, bravo.
Najbolji nas stoper ove sezone.
Nadam se sto skorijem povratku na teren jer nez njega smo tragedija pozadi.

Super, bit će on top klasa, samo mu što prije dovest WC iskusnog partnera da se uz njega može još bolje razvijat

Ne znam sta vi onda gledate. Diskutabilno je da li je najbolji, a i da jeste nije mu to neki kompliment u ovako jadnoj konkurenciji. Igrac za rotacije i nista vise od toga. Nikad od njega top klase kao ni od Zoume. Ovaj drugi ne barem kidao do one teske povrede.

U januaru obavezno dovesti stopera i upariti ga sa Antioniom, ovaj nek povremeno ulazi sa klupe i puna mu kapa.

Šta znam, ni mene nije nešto impresionirao do sada, previše je mekan i sklon kiksevima, ali ono, možda bude nešto od njega, bilo bi dobro videti ga sa Rudigerom, ovako mi je nekako prosečan. Možda bi ostavio bolji utisak da Lampard ume bolje da organizuje odbranu.

Ovaj momak bi trebao da bude u prvih 11 sa Ruedigerom...

Ovaj momak bi trebao da bude u prvih 11 sa Ruedigerom...

Jebiga morali su Kristensena da stave u izlog malo.

Na stranu sto je momak stvarno dobar igrac i potencijal, jer je mlad a znamo da stoperi nadodju tek nesto kasnije tokom karijere, vidi se da bas voli Celzi i da mu je stalo do kluba.

Polako mi postaje jedan od omiljenih igraca u ovoj ekipi i novoj generaciji.



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Po meni danas sigurniji od Zoume koji je napravio par gresaka

Ma vrh igra. Zouma nekakav sav nespretan, ne znas hoce li osvojiti loptu ili ce ispasti maksimalno.

 

Tomori mora biti prvotimac.

Zašto je ovaj momak zakucan za klupu, a Christensen pretvoren u prvotimca, sam propustio neke fenonenalne igre christensena?

Nejasno svima. Tomori najbolji stoper ekipe bio.

Trazi sebi dijete novi klub.

Pred jednu od utakmica sam stavio anketu da glasate koji vam je najbolji tandem u odbrani. Svi smo glasali za Tomori - neko tandem. Je li moguće da svi mi nešto ne vidimo kako treba?

https://theathletic.co.uk/1639869/2020/02/28/tomori-fiyako-chelsea/?source=fbpcadsbc&ad_id=23844226861410092&fbclid=IwAR3ySHNTR1gy83Tc2DuRRFL2KZa9EPluFUPohqzJY1HeFaDo8R9YQkCvv_A

 

Tekst se zove "What has happened to Fikayo Tomori?" samo nešto neće čitav da mi se otvori.

Athletic se inace placa, strasne novine oko sporta, samo jbg, ne daju mi se pare.

Nasao sam neki kratak isecak tog teksta, verovatno je neko procitao pa objavio na drugom mestu.
Otprilike kaze da Tomori nije imao nikakvih problema niti sa klubom niti sa Lampardom, da nije prekrsio klubsku disciplinu a kao najverovatniji razlog njegovog sklanjanja iz prvog tima navodi se najlosiji procenat dobijenih vazdusnih duela od sve cetvorice stopera.

I onda igra Christensen koji nije doba niti u jednoj situaciji. I Lamps jede govna.

Da, bitno da je on sklonjen zbog najmanje dobijenih vazdusnih duela a da ostaju maloumnici koji svaku utakmicu naprave grešku i primi se gol...

Čovjek rotira čitav tim, prvih 11 u zavisnosti od forme, dakle niko nije suguran ali zato Tomori ne igra jer je imao najmanji procenat dobijenih vazdusnih duela, svašta.

Jebi ga, valjda ce se dozvati pameti pa vratiti Tomoria

What has happened to Fikayo Tomori?

 

https://theathletic.com/1639869/2020/02/28/tomori-fiyako-chelsea/?source=shared-article

 

As each week passes, more and more Chelsea fans are asking the above question.

 

This is the central defender who was rewarded for a series of fine performances with a new five-year contract just two months ago and was being talked about as arguably the most outstanding of all the academy graduates to be promoted to the first team this season.

Indeed, back in September Chelsea coach Frank Lampard couldn’t speak more highly of Tomori. “A lot of people would have seen him [Tomori] as number four (in the pecking order of centre backs at the club), he’s now number one or two as it stands.”

 

But Tomori, who made his senior England debut in November against Kosovo, has barely been seen in 2020. The 22-year-old has not played a single minute in the Premier League and suffered the ignominy of not even being on the bench against Tottenham last weekend or in the 3-0 loss to Bayern Munich in the Champions League.

 

No-one would be voicing their concerns if Chelsea were winning on a regular basis while keeping clean sheet after clean sheet. But their form in England’s top division following Tomori’s omission reads won two, drawn three and lost two, with Burnley the only opponents not to find the net.

 

The only opportunity Tomori has had to impress since the turn of the year has come in the FA Cup ties against Championship clubs Nottingham Forest and Hull.

 

Considering this is a young man who stood out in some of Chelsea’s finest wins this season — the 5-2 victory at Wolves, the 1-0 triumph in Amsterdam against Ajax and the 2-0 success over Spurs away from home — it is some fall from grace.

 

Inevitably, there are people speculating what the possible reasons are and whether something untoward has happened behind the scenes.

Multiple sources have told The Athletic though that nothing of the kind has taken place. There has been no big altercation, exchange of words, no breaking of rules regarding going out or being late for training. Tomori isn’t that kind of character as his pursuit of a business degree, as first revealed here, demonstrates.

 

There was no sign of complacency setting in when Chelsea decided to give Tomori a new deal and a hefty pay-rise in December either. As he said after agreeing terms: “He (Lampard) is telling me I have to keep on working hard, keep on maintaining my standards and raise the levels I set for myself. It’s a big step, a lot more people are watching. There is a  lot more scrutiny, a lot more praise. On the pitch, a lot more focus is needed. One split second and you can be punished.”

 

Nor can his absence be put down to a niggling injury. It is just a simple case of team selection and at present coach Frank Lampard prefers Andreas Christensen and Antonio Rudiger at centre back.

 

Things can soon change of course. Tomori wasn’t in the first XI at the beginning of the campaign and due to the manner of the loss to Bayern Munich, it wouldn’t be a surprise if the line-up is altered for the Premier League contest at Bournemouth on Saturday or the huge FA Cup fifth-round match with Liverpool at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday night. However, there must still be reasons for why the England international fell out of favour in the first place.

 

As 2019 was drawing to a close, it was noticeable that he was making a few more mistakes, particularly in possession. Being trusted to play in the Champions League group stage, as well as the Premier League on the weekend, meant an extra strain physically and there is a suggestion in some quarters that tiredness was a factor. After playing four successive games in Europe, he was left on the bench in Valencia and sat out the final group fixture at home to Lille with a minor hip problem.

 

Yet Lampard has been concerned from the outset about Chelsea’s struggle to defend balls in the air and statistics show that of the four centre backs at his disposal, it is an area of the game which is perhaps Tomori’s weakest.

 

When it comes to winning aerial battles in the Premier League Kurt Zouma has a record of 75.7 per cent, Rudiger 58.3, Christensen 57.7, and Tomori 55.

 

The list of headed clearances shows a similar theme. Tomori has achieved the fewest with 15 despite playing two more games than Rudiger (19 clearances), Christensen is next on 21 and Zouma is well clear on 46.

 

One source highlighted how in his last appearance in England’s top division against Arsenal, Tomori was outjumped by Calum Chambers at the near post and the ball was flicked on for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to score. Significantly he was replaced before the hour mark and Chelsea went on to win.

 

But there are so many other stats which show Tomori in a positive light compared to his rivals for the position.

The former Derby and Hull loanee has the second-highest amount of recoveries (91), interceptions (21), passing accuracy (87.17 per cent), touches (1,266) and blocks (7) between the four centre backs. He is second only to Christensen for tackles (28 to the Dane’s 29) and helped keep the most clean sheets (4).

 

But rather than being punished for not performing well enough or failing tactically, perhaps it was inevitable his run in the side would come to an end. Many of his appearances came when Rudiger and Christensen weren’t available due to injury.

 

There is also the argument that he is just an unfortunate victim of Lampard’s desire to promote Reece James at right-back in recent months. It is understandable why the Chelsea coach may have reservations about having two youngsters in defence and wants to lean on the greater experience of Rudiger and Christensen in the middle.

And when it comes to leaving him out of the matchday squad altogether, it is normal for a manager to have only one centre back as a substitute and save the rest for more advanced positions. Zouma’s greater physicality has earned the spot in this instance.

 

So how has Tomori reacted to the setback up till now? The Athletic has been told by sources the club that he is still training as well as ever and while naturally disappointed, hasn’t shown a negative reaction.

As he first revealed in an interview with Chelsea TV he still turns to Zouma, one of his closest friends at the club, for help and advice on how to cope and improve.

 

Tomori values the thoughts of Zouma, who has also found himself suddenly out of favour after being a regular under Lampard, because he has experienced many highs and lows since joining Chelsea from Saint Etienne in 2014.

Yet he is mature for his age anyway. After being named man-of-the-match in the 2-1 victory against Hull City in January, Tomori said: “At a club like Chelsea, there’s competition for places everywhere. You have to be on top of your game and then the manager has to make decisions.

 

“He (Lampard) has chosen to leave me out for some games. I have to respect his decision and try and work hard on the training pitch so when my chance comes, I can hopefully take it.”

 

Time is of the essence. The way he was playing before Christmas, there was credible talk that he could be a part of England’s squad at Euro 2020 this summer.

 

The manner in which he marked Mohamed Salah out of the game, albeit in a 2-1 defeat against Liverpool last September, showed the incredible potential and ability to play at the highest level. But England’s head coach Gareth Southgate won’t select him in the current circumstances.

 

Right now though, just getting back in the Chelsea team is the main priority. With Chelsea struggling for consistency, surely it won’t be long before Tomori gets his wish.

 

 

Eto vam i čitav članak ako se nekome čita

"There is also the argument that he is just an unfortunate victim of Lampard’s desire to promote Reece James at right-back in recent months. It is understandable why the Chelsea coach may have reservations about having two youngsters in defence and wants to lean on the greater experience of Rudiger and Christensen in the middle."

Pa nije neki argument

Ovi sad spekuliraju novinari, smijesno covjek ima 2 odnosno 3 posto manje tih zracnih duela od Pickensena i Ridigera.

A ni argument sa Reecom nije bas najjasniji. Sam Lampard je rekao na pocetku da ce igrati po zaslugama i kvaliteti, a ne iskljucivo na iskustvo.

Tako da sta god je razlog Lampard i njegov strucni stab grijese.

Vala smijesna prica bolji je Tomori stoper od Rudigera, a i Christensena...

Evo ga od prve minute zajedno sa Christensenom i Azpilicuetom.

Bolje da nije ni danas.