Wharton Making The Difference

[Nicholas91]

I concur with these sentiments.

Wharton reads the game well, is a good passer of the ball and looks to play forward.
I know Mark Bright is a great admirer of the player.
Wharton is technically very good and is a vital cog in the midfield 'Engine Room'.

I describe him as having 'footballing intelligence'... though that is coming from me.

It's a rare trait in the day of the athlete and thus plain to see on the pitch.

Pure joy and I'm very grateful we have him.

 

[CrazyBadger]

He's like a Stickman version of Jan Molby.

 

[JHB]

That could be because other clubs have more ineligible players than us.
If Maguire hadn't been injured and Rashford not so out of form they'd have both been there.

Sure of course but there will always be injuries and Rashford being out of form means he wasn’t good enough to be selected. The fact he wasn’t selected shows people being selected on merit rather than reputation or because of who they play for

 

[Talvlad]

He's like a Stickman version of Jan Molby.

Comment of the day right here.

You should script write for MOTD. Danny Murphy could have had that line last night.

 

[cryrst]

Wharton is one of those sportsmen, like Roger Fedora who sees the game in slow motion. So when it looks like his control and pass are done in a nano second, for him he has plenty of time. I can't see what else he is possessed with to make so many fast accurate perfectly weighted passes.
Against Villa, there was a deep hum of approval from the crowd on a number of occasions for his unreal moves.

It helps with eze and JPM being good readers of the game. Wharton is the new olise for eze so should be a good few games coming till seasons end.