🇪🇸 Pedro Rodríguez

[Kieran. 6,317]

6 minutes ago, The Skipper said:

What a winner. You can tell that he was part of one of the greatest teams in football history. Superb season, coming up with huge goals everywhere. 

Loved the celebration too, saw what it meant to him and the team. And the supporter on the loose  

[xPetrCechx 13,570]

Really good player. finally, this is his time to shine.

[Magic Lamps 11,692]

Majestic goal, another tireless performance. Not the first time a moment of brilliance from him has broken the deadlock and won us the game out of nothing

[coolhead23 1,147]

Mentioned it in the match thread ... This guy brings lot of passion, commitment and energy into the side... something which is hard to find these days ... He gets lot of stick but he has been a difference for us on numerous occasions this season. He's been a very important piece in Conte's plan of dominance. 

[Last Sicarius 610]

Well that shot was looks almost like his goal vs KFC. 

[LAM09 7,051]

Didn't do much today, but his goal swung the game.

[Special Juan 28,141]

His directness hurts opponents. He is't Bale or Ronaldo but he runs the channels so well and attacks space so well and pulls the opposition all over the place.

[the wes 7,212]

Average today he reminds me of an Assassin very quiet next minute bang outta no way he's put one in the top bag  

[Pizy 18,907]

7 minutes ago, the wes said:

Average today he reminds me of an Assassin very quiet next minute bang outta no way he's put one in the top bag  

Far from average. Hazard had an average game (happens when a managers sole tactic is to stop him playing) but I thought Pedro was easily our best attacking player. 

It's really a shame that Cesc doesn't have the legs to start every match for us. Imagine how much Pedro, Hazard, and Costa would benefit from having him feeding them constantly. They'd each have about 5 more goals. 

[King11Didier 916]

Gotta love him for his amazing strikes!

[LondonsFinest 692]

Was awful for 65 minutes. Probably the worst player on the pitch. Missplaced passes, ruined attacks, dribbles. 

 

 

And then, he changed the game. Massive goal. Has been the story whole season, really. Popling up with massive goals when you don't expect him to. This one was just that. Opened up the game. Same as Tottenham, Bournemouth at home, etc. Great work!

[the wes 7,212]

1 hour ago, LondonsFinest said:

Was awful for 65 minutes. Probably the worst player on the pitch. Missplaced passes, ruined attacks, dribbles. 

 

 

And then, he changed the game. Massive goal. Has been the story whole season, really. Popling up with massive goals when you don't expect him to. This one was just that. Opened up the game. Same as Tottenham, Bournemouth at home, etc. Great work!

From Pedro we seen last season and the one we seen this season there's has been a huge Improvement after the match Henry talk highly off him says he use do that alot in training his goal he scored

[Sideshow Luiz 2,310]

Pedro is a shining example of players being in the right position, that suits their strengths.  Was quality at Barcelona, working as a winger/inside forward.  Was poor last season, playing mainly as a RM.  Back to being quality as a SS type again.  

What I like most about him is his attitude on the pitch.

[Strike 7,489]

So good to have someone with the ability to shoot from distance like Pedro, even with his weaker foot. 

Goals against Tottenham, Bournemouth and now Everton (away from home too!) Crucial in opening up games for the team. Fantastic

[King11Didier 916]

Stop saying it was with his weaker foot, he hasn't got a weaker foot That's another thing I really like in him, left, right, doesn't mata, still bangs them from distance. 
For the same reason I really like Cazorla, you can see him taking free kick with his left and also with his right, depends on the position of the ball. And also taking the corner kicks again with both of his feet and the deliver is still quality.

[the wes 7,212]

Henry, who played alongside Pedro during their spell at Barcelona, admits that he is a huge admirer of the Spain international.

Speaking on Sky Sports after Sunday’s game, Henry said: “We’re talking about a guy who played in the best team in the world for a very long time.

  

“He has that [type of goal] in his locker. I trained with him and I still don’t know if he’s right-footed or left-footed.

“But man, that was some goal. He has no problem going on his left or right foot – and what a way to unlock the game.”

[Special Juan 28,141]

The last few months he's been tremendous, so good to watch.

[Jase 43,479]

On 5/1/2017 at 2:47 PM, Strike said:

So good to have someone with the ability to shoot from distance like Pedro, even with his weaker foot. 

Goals against Tottenham, Bournemouth and now Everton (away from home too!) Crucial in opening up games for the team. Fantastic

There's also important goals against Man United, Swansea, Wolves and Burnley too.

[Igi26 346]

He is World-Class player really. 

[OneMoSalah 8,886]

I think technically he is excellent. He really suits playing closer to the striker, he has got a good footballing mind and unpredictability, can play one and two touches either simple or even with a flick eg assist for Hazard v Everton at the Bridge, assist for Costa v Spurs a few games ago as well as he can hit it with either foot incredibly well, similar to his mate Cazorla at Arsenal. He doesn't look remarkably quick but he always seems to have a good burst of acceleration when he needs it. Also his experience and attitude is very pleasing to see, not that I ever doubted it because even when he was at Barcelona he would play anywhere and work just as hard but I think Conte has free'd him up in comparison to last year and that along with his footballing intelligence has helped a huge amount. Under Hiddink he played a lot on the right and it didn't suit him really because he wasn't always close to the goal or striker. Different story now.