Conor Gallagher

[JackSomething]

Just had a quick look at the BBC live text for the Man City v West Brom game and somebody sent this in:

"Conor Gallagher is everything to WBA that Chelsea desires of Havertz. High pressing, good passing, shooting accuracy and goals."

Thoughts on that lofty comparison?

 

[Darran]

I him last season for us but he doesn’t look good enough for the Prem.

 

[Spljack]

Just had a quick look at the BBC live text for the Man City v West Brom game and somebody sent this in:

"Conor Gallagher is everything to WBA that Chelsea desires of Havertz. High pressing, good passing, shooting accuracy and goals."

Thoughts on that lofty comparison?

I personally couldn't give a f@ck how he does for West Brom.

 

[JackSomething]

Just had a quick look at the BBC live text for the Man City v West Brom game and somebody sent this in:

"Conor Gallagher is everything to WBA that Chelsea desires of Havertz. High pressing, good passing, shooting accuracy and goals."

Thoughts on that lofty comparison?

I personally couldn't give a f@ck how he does for West Brom.

Agreed, but I was more wondering if anyone else saw enough in his game last season to believe he could be good enough for one of the Big 4/5/6 PL clubs.

Personally I'm more convinced that Guehi will make it at that level than Gallagher.

 

[DJack]

I personally couldn't give a f@ck how he does for West Brom.

Agreed, but I was more wondering if anyone else saw enough in his game last season to believe he could be good enough for one of the Big 4/5/6 PL clubs.

Personally I'm more convinced that Guehi will make it at that level than Gallagher.

I'm sure that Guehi will have a great future and I suspect that Gallagher could do. Some of his better work in our team (on the pitch) was the often unnoticed/simple stuff. It's down to his drive now.

 

[J_B]

For me he has the drive, enthusiasm and energy to have a decent career but not the technical skills necessary for one of the big 6.

 

[airedale]

I personally couldn't give a f@ck how he does for West Brom.

Agreed, but I was more wondering if anyone else saw enough in his game last season to believe he could be good enough for one of the Big 4/5/6 PL clubs.

Personally I'm more convinced that Guehi will make it at that level than Gallagher.

Yeah, right OK, but why though?

 

[Dr. Winston]

Thought he was woefully underrated here. Wouldn't surprise me to go on and see him do very well, although top six is a battle for any player.

 

[Baron Goblet]

Gallagher is the real deal, all round midfielder and leader.

 

[dickythorpe]

His shadow is a better player than Ki ever was

 

[thefranchise]

His shadow is a better player than Ki ever was

So is mine though.

Watching the game last night, he was WBA's best player.

 

[Manselton Jack]

Not a top 6 player maybe but definitely a Premier league player.
The only thing that was missing from his game with us were goals I thought. He had plenty of chances but couldn't finish. Couldn't fault his work rate.
He's already scored a couple for the Baggies I think. He's young & still learning.
Sounds like he’s going to have a new manager soon.

 

[JackSomething]

Agreed, but I was more wondering if anyone else saw enough in his game last season to believe he could be good enough for one of the Big 4/5/6 PL clubs.

Personally I'm more convinced that Guehi will make it at that level than Gallagher.

Yeah, right OK, but why though?

Because personally I enjoy seeing any player who did well for us go on and have a successful career, except in games against us of course.

If I have to come up with a more practical reason, then the more ex-Swans that go on to have successful careers, the more attractive a club we'll be to other players.

 

[Cooperman]

The Sky Sports pundit of last night described him as creating key passes out to his teammate only for them to pass the ball back to Man City. He had a very well rounded performance. Underrated during our time here.

 

[Sherpa]

decent player, but no left foot at all. Which often meant promising positions were not exploited.

Criminal in my book that a professional footballer is unable to use both feet to a competent standard.