Cody Drameh hopes Tony Mowbray’s absence will give Birmingham City a boost.The Blues began their game without Mowbray, losing 3-1 to Ipswich Town on Saturday. Jordan James’ first-half equalizer was canceled out by late strikes from Ipswich substitutes Jeremy Sarmiento and Omari Hutchinson.Thoughts then turned to Mowbray and Drameh was able to shed light on the manager’s meeting with his players in training. on the court on Monday.He said: “We got the news on Monday and then we had a light session. The team didn’t know how to get out of it because the bastard hid the news pretty well.READ:
Bielik injury and Anderson absence explained Blues At Ipswich – after defeat is out and when he comes back, let’s try to leave it in a really good place.”The Blues’ two wins last week coincided with Drameh’s return to the lineup at right guard. The on-loan defender from Leeds United has made 23 appearances this season and the Blues have the option of signing him permanently in the summer.”In recent weeks I feel I could have played a lot better,” said Drameh. . – After returning from injury I tried to get into the swing of things. As for the loan period, I would say it was decent, pretty consistent. I just try to do what my teammates and the manager ask of me..
split analysis of Leeds’ better defensive record this season, where they have conceded far fewer chances than their automatic promotion side.Rodon’s arrival was integral to that, but it could be different if he also moved to Manchester City Taylor Harwood – Bellis researched:”The recruitment of centre-backs in particular has long
since changed from the days when basic defensive qualities were a priority, and this was demonstrated by the options that Leeds were interested in in the summer window: Liverpool’s Nat Phillips, Taylor Harwood -Manchester City’s Bellis and Tottenham Hotspur’s Joe Rodon.”Rodon was the loanee they moved for, but it was no coincidence that promotion rivals Southampton signed Harwood-Bell. These are central defenders who fit a certain type..
It would be very difficult to tell the difference between the quality of these two defenders this season at this point, with Harwood-Bellis and Rodon being a major factor in their team’s performances.However, in the long term, if Leeds are planning for the Premier League, Rodon seems to be the sure bet.Walsman looks an incredibly capable defender in his penalty area with a good atmosphere and Premier League experience, while Harwood-Bellis was exceptional on a loan spell in the Championship but is yet to be tested at the highest level.After he helped Burnley win the league, didn’t do the PL:
I agree with them because they are looking at other options – Rodon will be a top player next season. .Harwood-Bellis would have been a lot for us too but the price is another matter as Rodon reaches his prime years in less than 18 months. contract and value will drop – while the Saints have a fixed price of £20m if they are promoted.It is a difficult commitment for a player who may not be suitable for PL scrap..
