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Dobson has apparently a high ceiling, starter for a top half team in the big 5, but currently pretty low base and lots of areas for improvement

Agree with the scouting report for Dobson as he ranks highly percentile-wise in certain metrics like chance creation and discipline, but there are other areas, especially defensively, where he needs to improve. He has the potential to go to a top European side but don't think he's ready for the Big Five leagues yet.
 
Super critical scouting report of badalato
 
Super critical scouting report of badalato
Like all young players he gets a lot of hype as stated but now he needs to be smarter. I don't think that he will bulk up so he will need to learn to read the game better.
 
Pretty accurate reports on the players,
Dobson just needs to keep his head down, do his apprenticeship and should turn out a handy player.
Badolato has dropped off a cliff since the beginning of the comp, with Burgess looking like being out for a while , he will have more responsibility, and hopefully gets his mojo back.
Bertoncello, I haven't seen enough of him so far, seems to have potential, but can go missing in action in some games. But as with most 20yr olds, needs to stay grounded. I think Badolato was starting to feel a bit big headed. He could just have girlfriend troubles, who knows.
 
Max cooper - apparently looks like a feyenoord level player at his peak with speed being his main weakness to reach a higher ceiling
 
Super critical scouting report of badalato
Thanks a bunch for starting this thread and posting these scouting reports, Grazor.

This Badolato evaluation is quite critical, but I'll add a few game based performance criteria and other comments, where this scout is making huge mistakes.

* I know as a long term teacher and semi-pro coach, one never , ever makes appraisals so young in a player's career what they are and are not capable of long term in terms of which leagues they are capable of playing as seniors. It is an inexact science to predict which league a player will play in. Some of my foolish fellow teachers make the mistake of telling parents at an early age their children will be nothing more than average academically, or, football coaches rate their young players and predict some will never amount to anything as seniors. Time shows them to often be wrong.

* Players haver a different capacity to adapt to playing in unfamiliar circumstances overseas. John Iredale loves being overseas and thrives.

* There is no scope for the scout rating Badolatao's capacity to read the game ahead of play. Bado predicts where the ball is going ahead of other players of his age. Speed of thought can be more important than speed over the turf.

* Vision - before Bado receives the ball he has good spatial awareness of his teammates being in various positions in terms of viable passing lanes.

* The scout idiotically ( this should have died out 16 years ago), stated that Bado doesn't try adventurous enough, high risk passes. Where a player passes is dependent on the off the ball movement of fellow players to open viable passing lanes. I thought Rob Baan, Han Berger, Ad Derkson and Arie Schans put this to bed in 2008?

* One of the best obs from the scout was Bado's inability with first touch, to hold off his marker under pressure - but this is more of a physical trait than a technical one. At his age, as he gets stronger and pursues a football specific weight training program and plyometrics, he should improve.
Martin Boyle and Aidan Hruistic struggle with this and they have had supposedly successful UEFA club careers and Socceroo careers.
 

Beach ready to start for a league ranked 10-15 and potentially peaking for a weaker big 5 team which is flattering
 
Liam bonetig
 

Sounds about right

Hoping we get the occasional player with a strong physical and technical profile
 
Youlley with a flattering scouting report, thinks he can play in the top half of the big 5 if he fulfils his potential




good physical and technical profile though I personally am not quite as flattering

Okon' scouting report is interesting, suggests he could go to a midtable eredivisie team (which is probably about right) but doubts he has a high ceiling due to his poor progressive passing. But I think his progressive passing is strong. He had a couple of really poor games recently so it could be skewed by those games

 
Youlley with a flattering scouting report, thinks he can play in the top half of the big 5 if he fulfils his potential




good physical and technical profile though I personally am not quite as flattering

Okon' scouting report is interesting, suggests he could go to a midtable eredivisie team (which is probably about right) but doubts he has a high ceiling due to his poor progressive passing. But I think his progressive passing is strong. He had a couple of really poor games recently so it could be skewed by those games


Some of the games I've watched of Okons I considered his forward passing a strength.
 
Some of the games I've watched of Okons I considered his forward passing a strength.
I think he got unlucky with the games the scout watched

he had a couple of very poor games recently and scouts usually just watch a few games
 
 


curious about @scout_aussie view

seems waaay too high in the short term, though the english football system allows a lot of loans to lower divisions

the style in league 2 is still very hoofball, so I personally think it is bad to go to england if you aren't at least league 1 standard and if he isn't starting week in week out in the a league I'm skeptical he is there just yet? Maybe a year or two from now
 
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