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Kai Havertz

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Kai Havertz is really a great footballer. You can see he needs to develop every aspect of his game but my word his ceiling is high. If and I hope when we manage him well he will be our future go to player. 

I feel if things go sour with Tuchel we will go for another German coach just for him and Werner. 

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1 hour ago, bluedave said:

Short but interesting interview with Havertz in today’s Guardian. He seems to have something actually going on upstairs, with some awareness of the outside world, unlike a lot of top-level footballers.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/aug/20/kai-havertz-interview-germany-flooding-red-cross?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

 

This isn't the 90s anymore. Footballers are some of the best people our society has nowadays. 

34 minutes ago, bluedave said:

ok.

It wasn't entirely serious, but when you look at the charity work Rashford and reece James, do, the entire england squad anti racism stance and how they donate all their fees to charity, it's not entirely wrong either. 

Just think the throwaway comment that most footballers are thick isn't really fair anymore. 

1 hour ago, 2211 said:

I really like Kai, still so young but so gifted, he just glides around the pitch.

Class act.

I agree. He does drift in and out of games and could do with being involved more but when he is involved, he just oozes quality.

Think Havertz and Ziyech are our two game turners. Both capable of individual moments to turn a game and yet at times both appear a bit "lazy" and aren't the sort of players you want on the pitch when you are up against it. But that's where TT comes in - his coaching and game planning and management are superb and I think this could be one hell of a season.

 

He could have scored. Other than that I'm still amazed by how well he understands the game, him and Mount move around the pitch really well and now it doesn't matter that much who starts on which side because both move into channels and wide when needed. With Lukaku in the middle this can be a really good season for Kai and Mason.

That little flick near the touchline to release Alonso in the lead up of the second goal was pure class, leave the defenders dumbfounded. He's a class player, and still got couple of more gears to go I think. Once Lukaku is fully settled in, we are going to see some serious fire power.

The lad is quality, the way he moves and play is different stuff.

I don't know if anyone notices this but nowadays he doesn't get bullied as much and he even does the dark arts stuff like grabbing the ball when fouled to stop fast breaks/waste time or riling up opponents. 

14 hours ago, Sexyfootball said:

Might be the best song for a player we've had for a very long time ... most of ours are a bit naff if we're brutally honest LOL

We have very good songs it’s just most of our fans can’t be arsed unless it two words sung repetitively! You’ll only hear the Havertz one properly at away games. 

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