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Willian has a restaurant in London so he wont be even paying.

Lol. Pulisic was the man of the match, and we all know it.

Agreed. He is not getting any credit on the scoring sheet but is responsible for these goals. Willian should be buying him a nice steak dinner this week (while socially distancing).

Which just highlights the problems this season, expecting a young player to come from a foreign country and hit the ground running. I really like Pulisic (I mentioned months ago that he looks to have that ability and hunger to attack the back post which I think could lead to big numbers for goals as he matures like Sterling, Mane, Salah, etc) but my biggest worry with him is his durability to stay fit because it's not just this season but previous years that he's missed weeks/months of the season with muscular injuries. That obviously has a massive effect if you're key attacking outlet can't be fully relied on because of fitness concerns. If he can stay fit I think he could become a real big player and rack up some big numbers for us in assists and goals but there's always that worry that niggling injuries will hinder him.
The other issue this highlights is Pulisic, currently, is still well off Hazard's level when he was here but the likes of Willian and Pedro haven't 'upped' their numbers either to compensate. As the season has wore on, Hazard's loss has been felt more and more in my opinion when trying to break teams down. He's not going to be directly replaced but I think in Pulisic, Mount and Hudson Odoi there's three young players still developing, and the purchase of Werner and Ziyech that we can spread the load out across our front line which will make us more threatening than just a reliance on one player which we've had the last few years.
Willian in my opinion could still be a solid, dependable squad player for another season or two. He's rarely injured, hasn't shown any decline physically and offers some experience to a young group. Similar to Giroud really. But his time as a first choice should definitely be coming to an end.

Best attacking player has been Pulisic. And it's not even close.

Best attacking player has been Pulisic. And it's not even close.

Guys, from a Yanks perspective,  it is quite simple - our centerbacks suck, we have no left back, and our right back is a midget. FL screws with his lineup way too much. And having your best player,  Pulisic,  playing in tight in the first half with a player who doesn't move off the ball worth a crap in Abraham is beyond my realm of comprehension. No more attacking players! We need defense. Oh, yeah. Our goalie sucks.

Why do we have a midget on a giant on set pieces? Tammy needs to pick that dude up. Stupid coaching. 

Why do we have a midget on a giant on set pieces? Tammy needs to pick that dude up. Stupid coaching. 

Why do we have a midget on a giant on set pieces? Tammy needs to pick that dude up. Stupid coaching. 

Why do we have a midget on a giant on set pieces? Tammy needs to pick that dude up. Stupid coaching. 

Can dolphins swim?

My perspective, being a Yank - City controlled the ball and the passing game up until our box. At that stage, our defense stepped up. Did I read it right that City only had two shots on goal? Credit to our D. They definitely out possessed us but we had the better chances - Pulisic himself could have had three tonight.

Something else I noticed yesterday, guys. Pulisic did a hell of a job shutting down Walker ON DEFENSE. Walker did not try to take Pulisic to the outside one time - he knew he didn't have the pace. And this took away any crossing game City wanted. Something very sublime but important in a tight game. The little things, lads. The little things.

The precision of his finish was so sexy it outdid the dribble for me.

Loving him bust a gut for those near post runs to.

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I am not from UK. We have here people from all over the globe.
Well, depends, surely Southern accent sounds differently, I also know Boston and New Jersey accent. There are many in US. 
Pulisic sounds regularly to me. I should have said maybe I like his voice not accent 

Good call. The stutter down was key (and was done so sublimely) as it caused a slight hesitation from Mendy - you hesitate for one second against Pulisic and he will blow by you and leave you in his dust. Exactly what he did. I loved his finish. World class to curl that ball just inside the right post. 

His end product is fantastic. Lampard definitely improved him on that regard. 
If he stays fit, (knock on wood), he could develop into a player like Hazard, but more ruthless in front of net. 

"LET'S FUCKING GO!" lol

This kid is a straight baller. His potential is sky high. To think he is soo young still with soo much time to grow....if he stays fit we reallt do have a player on our hands here. Reckon he should hit the gym and bulk up a tiny bit whilst he is still gorwing and by the time he is 26, he will be a bigger more matured player.

Something else I noticed yesterday, guys. Pulisic did a hell of a job shutting down Walker ON DEFENSE. Walker did not try to take Pulisic to the outside one time - he knew he didn't have the pace. And this took away any crossing game City wanted. Something very sublime but important in a tight game. The little things, lads. The little things.

Something else I noticed yesterday, guys. Pulisic did a hell of a job shutting down Walker ON DEFENSE. Walker did not try to take Pulisic to the outside one time - he knew he didn't have the pace. And this took away any crossing game City wanted. Something very sublime but important in a tight game. The little things, lads. The little things.

Something else I noticed yesterday, guys. Pulisic did a hell of a job shutting down Walker ON DEFENSE. Walker did not try to take Pulisic to the outside one time - he knew he didn't have the pace. And this took away any crossing game City wanted. Something very sublime but important in a tight game. The little things, lads. The little things.

Something else I noticed yesterday, guys. Pulisic did a hell of a job shutting down Walker ON DEFENSE. Walker did not try to take Pulisic to the outside one time - he knew he didn't have the pace. And this took away any crossing game City wanted. Something very sublime but important in a tight game. The little things, lads. The little things.

So, so direct.