The Dunk free kicks

[BensGrandad]

More like a back pass than a free kick , let the specialist take them

He is a CB though so used to back passes to the keeper.

 

[SweatyMexican]

The technique was very good. He just needs to aim it away from the keeper and put more power on it.

 

[Hampster Gull]

I doubt we wll see him taking any more this season

 

[symyjym]

He must have been banging them in at training. It's so far out they must have decided that any free kick from 30 yards he is as good a chance as anyone. His tecnique was good.

 

[OvingdeanSeagull]

That first one had Knockaert written all over it. I was initially pleased when Skalak walked away as assumed this meant it was time for a Tony special, but then Dunk came in out of nowhere! He must've banged in a few beauties in training but surely from that position there's only one man who should be taking it.

 

[Jim in the West]

I thought the idea WAS to hit it at the keeper, bouncing just in front, with Murray following up. I thought it was quite interesting - presumably something that had been practiced a lot in training. Having said that, Skalak, Knockaert or Stephens might have been a better bet.

 

[Giraffe]

How many has Knockaert scored from that distance? I'm struggling to remember his last one.

Let Dunk perfect it.

 

[OvingdeanSeagull]

How many has Knockaert scored from that distance? I'm struggling to remember his last one.

Let Dunk perfect it.

He hasn't really taken many but last year against QPR and then the one off the inside of the post in the playoffs vs Weds. He scored quite a few for Leicester and Liege too. Perfect Knockaert territory.

 

[Mattywerewolf]

I thought it was a firm back pass

 

[BrianWade4]

He got on target, dead centre, easy for the keeper. Circa 15mph.

Leave it to the specialists.

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