Rav van den Berg

Juno10

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Wow - what a player he is. Immaculate today. And still a teenager - ridiculous.

I love how quickly he moves the ball. He passes with purpose, even on his 'wrong side'.

Unless he has some kind of release clause (possible to help us get him with big team interest), he will be our first £30m player. I imagine Hackney will be attracting bids over £20m this summer.
 
Wow - what a player he is. Immaculate today. And still a teenager - ridiculous.

I love how quickly he moves the ball. He passes with purpose, even on his 'wrong side'.

Unless he has some kind of release clause (possible to help us get him with big team interest), he will be our first £30m player. I imagine Hackney will be attracting bids over £20m this summer.
Rav was class today but a massive shout out to Fry as well who generally takes a lot of stick but was equally fantastic today
 
I think his position is one where inexperience can be exposed, particularly against some of the battle hardened brutes you come up against in the Championship.

Except you don't see a bit of that with Rav, and that's the thing that's so impressive, but his reading of play is top drawer as well. He's this season's Hackney, let's make the most of him.
 
I saw an interview with Rav and he basically said he understands why he's been playing RB because Fry at CB is so good...
for some reason our fans don't appreciate Fry.. local lad, easy target n all that
I think with the right partner Fry is very good. He can take a long time to get up to speed after an injury which he has been prone to sadly and alongside some players, like Lenihan, it just doesn’t seem to work.
 
Fry likes to play strikers that try and battle with him and turn and face him. Not so comfortable against pacey strikers who try to get in behind. (That's more VDBs bag). Today Fry won his battles all day and he looked in his comfort zone. Excellent performance
Absolutely agree. Fry is a good, solid number 4, who defends extremely well, when facing the opposition.

When we’re stretched, and disorganised, either through extreme pace or fast counter attack, he’s hugely exposed. Love Dael. Can’t see him making the step up the club needs.

RVDB…..sky’s the limit
 
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Rav could have gone to a really big club.I think he took his brother's advice to get experience playing regularly for a championship side then he can go onto bigger and better things.I think In time he will become world class.
 
Isn't his brother at Liverpool? Also a CB who can play right back? Worth giving him a loan, see if he's any good?

For a young lad he was class again today. And that's in an ever evolving back four / centre mid partnership team, that plays pretty open.

I imagine with a Southgate/Pearson type next to him he'd look even better.

I wonder if he was a fan of Woodgate or Carrick growing up? He looks like he'd definitely have been capable of going to the bigger clubs who were interested, but he's come here to play and is flourishing.
 
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