Neto’s dribble was brilliant, then the finish was not

[SoccerWizard]

just smash it wide and move on

 

[Robert88]

get in

 

[GoalMachine99]

tears in my eyes ngl

 

[ViscaBarcelona2911]

It was a brilliant dribble followed by a poor final action.

 

[RandomPunter]

bottlejob

 

[PenaltyKing]

cope

 

[CasualTactician]

proper fm winger behaviour that isnt it he beats the man then forgets the rest of the pitch exists and takes the worst option possible every single time like the game has been coded to make you scream at your screen

 

[vargentina]

yeah mate elite decision making there absolutely nailed it

 

[SoccerGuy777]

The key thing is that the dribble creates a temporary overload, which should usually lead to a simple square pass or cutback. By choosing to shoot from that angle, he turns a high-value situation into a low-value one.

 

[Liam_Footy]

Why do wingers always do the hardest bit and then panic?

 

[UltraBayern]

lmaooo

 

[OliverPicks]

You can almost hear the collective groan when he gets past the first man because everyone knows what comes next, and that is the maddening thing with players like this, they give you the hope first, they make the move look like it is building to something huge, and then the final action is just completely off, and it leaves you sitting there wondering whether the right instinct is to praise the skill or criticise the choice, because both are true, and that is why fans are so split on him, some will see a brilliant dribbler, some will see wasted chances, and I get both sides but at the end of the day if you are in that position in the 94th minute you have to be colder than that and not just lash at it like a man possessed

 

[Faker21]

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