Quincy Abeyie wrote:
Not sure if I like that lineup. Saka could've used the rest anyway and I don’t like Laca and Auba together even though Laca was a breath of fresh air last match.
Despite the obvious individual quality of a lot of the first team, the Lafayette / Aubameyang partnership is still one of the few genuine examples of chemistry between players.
We have spells where the likes of Odegaard, Saka or Smith Rowe show some delightful football and look like they can knit things together but they’re too young and inexperienced to overcome the lack of chemistry across the team.
