boonthegoon
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Who is #45 @MutableEarth
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Cozier-Dubery: It’s A Me, Amario
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Country: USA
Player:Ødegaard
Who is #45 @MutableEarth
Badger_Revenge
Active Member
Looks like Cozier-Dubery by the way he plays.
That's definitely Cozier-Duberry. Better than Marquinhos IMO.
Cozier-Duberry look like i'm watching quicker version of Saka. he look really good.
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
He is very talented, but will have to go abroad imo. Same issue Angel Gomes had
Country: Canada
Sorry, why is that?
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
He is too small. Angel Gomes was Uniteds biggest talent in his age group and had to go abroad to get a real chance. This guy is tiny
Tiny like Bernardo Silva? David Silva? Santi Cazorla? Xavi?
Country: Canada
He's short sure but he's a winger, you can get away with being diminutive in those wide areas.
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
Some of the best midfielders in their generation those guys no?
Did we open this thread just to use that thread title? @mods ?
Looking into it.
Why is there a thread already? 
Anyway, Amario Cozier-Duberry is arguably one of the most underrated prospects currently. He's a non-league talent we picked up as an u15 so wasn't at Hale End for long before making an impact at U18 level. He's ascended pretty quickly and is became one of - if not - the most important players in the U21 team in his 2nd scholarship year.
Yes, he is small. He is, however, very adept at dealing with defenders bigger than him, using his acceleration, agility and an ability to use his body very well in duels - something that's been a strong feature of Hale End in recent years (Saka being the benchmark). He's also a very sly dribbler, often misdirecting his opponents with his ability to go inside and outside, and doesn't lose the ball often in very close quarters. He doesn't score that many but he does have significant goalscoring potential due to his ability to cut in and shoot. He's quite good at manufacturing angles for himself to get a final shot or pass into forwards.
Perhaps the most underrated aspect is his doggedness - he's willing to get involved in duels and doesn't shy away. The similarities to Saka, while not as strong as made out, are more prominent when you consider how versatile he is and how useful that scrappy nature is - he's played as a CM, both wings and as a LB/LWB.
It's obviously a tight call on whether he will make it. He has Saka ahead of him after all. That said, he's one of our strongest prospects and despite being an England youth international already, he's very much under the radar. If he is given a rare chance to show his ability, do not be surprised if he impresses beyond expectations.
Anyway, Amario Cozier-Duberry is arguably one of the most underrated prospects currently. He's a non-league talent we picked up as an u15 so wasn't at Hale End for long before making an impact at U18 level. He's ascended pretty quickly and is became one of - if not - the most important players in the U21 team in his 2nd scholarship year.
Yes, he is small. He is, however, very adept at dealing with defenders bigger than him, using his acceleration, agility and an ability to use his body very well in duels - something that's been a strong feature of Hale End in recent years (Saka being the benchmark). He's also a very sly dribbler, often misdirecting his opponents with his ability to go inside and outside, and doesn't lose the ball often in very close quarters. He doesn't score that many but he does have significant goalscoring potential due to his ability to cut in and shoot. He's quite good at manufacturing angles for himself to get a final shot or pass into forwards.
Perhaps the most underrated aspect is his doggedness - he's willing to get involved in duels and doesn't shy away. The similarities to Saka, while not as strong as made out, are more prominent when you consider how versatile he is and how useful that scrappy nature is - he's played as a CM, both wings and as a LB/LWB.
It's obviously a tight call on whether he will make it. He has Saka ahead of him after all. That said, he's one of our strongest prospects and despite being an England youth international already, he's very much under the radar. If he is given a rare chance to show his ability, do not be surprised if he impresses beyond expectations.
Heavy Duty Rom
Outdated Tweets Merchant
Who all came from abroad?
grange
Losing my brain cells 🥸
Country: USA
Player:Havertz
We all did. Remember to thank your mothers. *rimshot*
Different positions. Arguably he's ahead of them. Already a pro who's finished his scholarship and quickly became very important to both the u18 and u21 team in a short span of time.
Badger_Revenge
Active Member
I bet there is a thread because he is on the US tour. They only sub 20 year old to make it I believe. Interested to see if he gets some pitch time. He's an exciting player.
