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Presently now Anthony elanga is better than ganarcho and have more market value!

In the field of play, elanga has everything. And he utilizes his pontentials on the pitch to the fullest.

He got pace for taking on defenders one on one. He got fast leg movements for looking for available spaces, which leaves the defender defeated.
He can run with the ball fast and put some through balls for strikers to head at or he alone can do the finish job by shooting into the net.
He is strong and agile. When onto the ball, he guides it carefully not wanting to let it go.
He also got eyes for goal.

Anthony elanga is a joy to watch at, in Nottingham forest!

Is very wrong for Anthony Enlanga to celebrate against his former clubside

Freshtruth:
Is very wrong for Anthony Enlanga to celebrate against his former clubside

It is not wrong. A player can choose not to do so out of courtesy and depends on how he was treated.

Celebration of a goal scored does not automatically translate to denigration of a former club...after all if players from the former club scores in the match, they will certainly celebrate and won't say they will not because one of their former players is playing for the opposing club.

No laws says don't celebrate a goal you scored if it's against your former club

Love800:
Presently now Anthony elanga is better than ganarcho and have more market value!

In the field of play, elanga has everything. And he utilizes his pontentials on the pitch to the fullest.

He got pace for taking on defenders one on one. He got fast leg movements for looking for available spaces, which leaves the defender defeated.
He can run with the ball fast and put some through balls for strikers to head at or he alone can do the finish job by shooting into the net.
He is strong and agile. When onto the ball, he guides it carefully not wanting to let it go.
He also got eyes for goal.

Anthony elanga is a joy to watch at, in Nottingham forest!

Garnacho is a very selfish player and irritating to watch and easy to mark because his thought process is limited.

All he wants to do is to run, cut in and shoot.

He will never pass to a better positioned to score and therefore robs the teams of much needed goals.

How the coaches don't see this and correct it is a marvel to me.

Yea, you are very correct. I noticed it too. His decision making is slow and hence wanting to hold the ball too long!

otipoju:
Garnacho is a very selfish player and irritating to watch and easy to mark because his thought process is limited.

All he wants to do is to run, cut in and shoot.

He will never pass to a better positioned to score and therefore robs the teams of much needed goals.

How the coaches don't see this and correct it is a marvel to me.

otipoju:
It is not wrong. A player can choose not to do so out of courtesy and depends on how he was treated.

Celebration of a goal scored does not automatically translate to denigration of a former club...after all if players from the former club scores in the match, they will certainly celebrate and won't say they will not because one of their former players is playing for the opposing club.

No laws says don't celebrate a goal you scored if it's against your former club

what are u saying he was from the club academy, he was giving game time to prove itself at manutd, is former teammates was all over the stadium including away fans what are u saying bro if u were in his shoes so u gonna celebrate ba? That is very very disrespectful man