Granero

[Wolfy]

He does seem to get quite a few suicide passes to deal with which makes him look worse.

[loftlag]

IMO he will come good I think the s/yte we're in is too much of a presure cooker for him in his 1st epl season I think if we were in mid table we would see a more inventive and confident player

[Stanley]

Good player but he DOES need a minder.

And the fact that he was clearly unhappy about being subbed at least showed a positive attitude.

[MattyRangers]

Very very good ball player but a bit lightweight and you can tell he is still struggling to fully adapt to the PL and its' pace but getting caught on the ball.

Seems a good lad though with the right attitude and I like him; would like to see him & Diakite in CM.

[OldSchool]

I think he's a great player but is used to playing alongside players of a far higher calibre who give you options for passes. So many times when he receives the ball there is no movement from our players and he has keep twisting and turning looking for a pass and then gets caught in possession.

[MattyRangers]

I think he's a great player but is used to playing alongside players of a far higher calibre who give you options for passes. So many times when he receives the ball there is no movement from our players and he has keep twisting and turning looking for a pass and then gets caught in possession.

[Marshy]

I think he's a great player but is used to playing alongside players of a far higher calibre who give you options for passes. So many times when he receives the ball there is no movement from our players and he has keep twisting and turning looking for a pass and then gets caught in possession.

I agree. Even Messi in this QPR team would be half the player he is at Barcelona.

[willis1980]

Good player but he DOES need a minder.

And the fact that he was clearly unhappy about being subbed at least showed a positive attitude.

arry should have a word in arthurs shell like, maybe terry mccann is available

graneros attitude stinks, i hate the way he argues with the ref rather than getting on with the game like everybody else is. awful habit which im guessing he picked up at real

[qpr4life]

I agree. Even Messi in this QPR team would be half the player he is at Barcelona.

Messi would be amazing in our team, just because he can do amazing things with a ball!

He would make any team good, he would score 10 goals easily for us.

[zeberdee]

Needs a protector or a minder... what the hell are you lot on about this is football not rugby you cannot employ players to push opponents away from your stars and he is not getting fouled constantly so much as dispossessed because he dawdles - the speed of his mind is too slow for his technique.

The only way to help him is to work a system where he always has acres of space - but is he worth it? Is it worth sacrificing other parts of the team to make Granero look good?

Two reasons I say no -1 when he has the space he does not really use it in some special way that others do not - 2 that his attitude is off he has had months not to work out he needs to speed up or change his game but he has done neither, too much of the sulky primadonna about him which is the last thing a club battling relegation can afford to carry.

Yesterday Granero was a passenger - the game passed him by until Jenas put him out of his misery - when Jenas is an upgrade that tells you a lot.

[Norths]

Needs a protector or a minder... what the hell are you lot on about this is football not rugby you cannot employ players to push opponents away from your stars and he is not getting fouled constantly so much as dispossessed because he dawdles - the speed of his mind is too slow for his technique.

The only way to help him is to work a system where he always has acres of space - but is he worth it? Is it worth sacrificing other parts of the team to make Granero look good?

Two reasons I say no -1 when he has the space he does not really use it in some special way that others do not - 2 that his attitude is off he has had months not to work out he needs to speed up or change his game but he has done neither, too much of the sulky primadonna about him which is the last thing a club battling relegation can afford to carry.

Yesterday Granero was a passenger - the game passed him by until Jenas put him out of his misery - when Jenas is an upgrade that tells you a lot.

Well said.

[brightonr]

Needs a protector or a minder... what the hell are you lot on about this is football not rugby you cannot employ players to push opponents away from your stars and he is not getting fouled constantly so much as dispossessed because he dawdles - the speed of his mind is too slow for his technique.

The only way to help him is to work a system where he always has acres of space - but is he worth it? Is it worth sacrificing other parts of the team to make Granero look good?

Two reasons I say no -1 when he has the space he does not really use it in some special way that others do not - 2 that his attitude is off he has had months not to work out he needs to speed up or change his game but he has done neither, too much of the sulky primadonna about him which is the last thing a club battling relegation can afford to carry.

Yesterday Granero was a passenger - the game passed him by until Jenas put him out of his misery - when Jenas is an upgrade that tells you a lot.

I'm in your camp mate. The bloke is a complete let down.

[vblockranger]

Needs a protector or a minder... what the hell are you lot on about this is football not rugby you cannot employ players to push opponents away from your stars and he is not getting fouled constantly so much as dispossessed because he dawdles - the speed of his mind is too slow for his technique.

The only way to help him is to work a system where he always has acres of space - but is he worth it? Is it worth sacrificing other parts of the team to make Granero look good?

Two reasons I say no -1 when he has the space he does not really use it in some special way that others do not - 2 that his attitude is off he has had months not to work out he needs to speed up or change his game but he has done neither, too much of the sulky primadonna about him which is the last thing a club battling relegation can afford to carry.

Yesterday Granero was a passenger - the game passed him by until Jenas put him out of his misery - when Jenas is an upgrade that tells you a lot.

[SuperHoopNik]

Bring back Samba Diakite!

[QPRDave]

I'm really not sure about Granero at all.

For me he has fallen a long way short of expectations, really struggles to impose himself on a game and gets caught in possession far more than he should. There is I suppose an element of learning a new league, the pace of the Premier League is very different to La Liga.

yeah been disappointing