Yang Hyun Jun

The home game v Sheep he was right and played very well I thought. But he’s looked decent on left too.

 

Was that 1st half St J away he was chronic and never got back in since then. But whole team was in that 1st half that day.

 

I think he has more potential than Palma cause I'm low on slow wingers (wide players in general). I'd argue he's a better dribbler than Palma as well, albeit a worse finisher. Moving to Europe from South Korea must be a massive change. Hopefully, he'll improve/become more consistent once he settles in.

 

Really could of done with a loan to another spfl team this month. Being away kinda * chances of that

 

He's more of a creator rather than a finisher who cuts inside in order to shoot. Given he's right-footed, I think he's better suited at RW.

 

Last few times I've seen him he cuts in 100% of the time. Doesn't look able to cross, or link up when he's on the right.

 

Think yang, oh and holm will all come good if given the time.

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hes pish ,we dont need 4 years of hoping he gets better

 

He has an easier route infront of him IMO. The guy Oh replaced in the squad in GG could have been an iconic striker in another squad but couldn’t or wasn’t allowed to jump the queue infront of Kyogo, and Oh has less of a chance and needs to keep showing he’s worth his spot off the bench and now has competition for that in Idah, both physical targets as well but different types. So he needs to show he’s that option.

Yang is the same, he needs to show the most of his talent, because he has a lot of positives and now that he can be brought in and out and gave minutes that BR wants rather than minutes he’s forced to rely on him, that he wasn’t ready for, more settled into Scotland and Celtic.

It’s upto him to do it in training and take the opportunities that will come his way still.

 

Would you say just pish or enough to his game, and young enough to be able to develop him into something?

I genuinely think he’s shown a lot of stuff a good coach, and BR is that it’s his biggest positive as a manager, can work and develop upon it if Yang has the appetite to improve, and is willing to listen and knuckle down to do it.

 

He can, but it's like he wants to cut in more, despite being right-footed. But he doesn't always refuse to go down the byline. Needs coached. Koreans were very happy with his performance last night.

 

Fair enough. I just think he's a much better player on the left.

 

All have potential, but to fulfil it they need to be starting every week and they won't get that here. So either we loan them out to get the necessary game time or do what we normally do keep them haging on the fringes for a few years, stunting their development and sell them on at a loss or just almighty above what we paid to a team at a lower level than us.
Again it goes back to us not having a proper structure for developing players properly not everyone we sign is going to be good enough for the 1st team. Had we sent Oh out on loan the past year he'd be far closer to the finisher article that we are looking for.

 

I feel we have seen enough to suggest he isn't good enough for us - would happily be proven wrong on this but highly doubt I will be.

 

Said it before with Yang earlier in the season for me what he needs to do is simplify his game. I actually think if a coach drilled it in to him his two jobs are hit the byline and pull it back in possession regardless of side he plays off and when the opposite winger has it attack the back post.

If occasionally he tries something different great but focus on the two things above and work on them relentlessly and he could become a far more effective player.

 

Yang is the definition of a project player. Along with Oh and Holm (even Bernardo to a lesser extent).

The problem(s) Yang has, is we have too many projects and fringe players that not just getting him game time is an issue, but the game time he gets is surrounded by other projects. Needs to be that we have a solid 11, then he can come in and have a wealth of experience around him and the pressure to carry the team or chase a win in the last 15minutes isn't all on one guy (or three as some times ends up the case late in games).

I've seen enough to know there is a talent in there and I like his style. But we won't do him or ourselves any favours with the way we attempt to develop players.

And I say attempt, because I don't think we actually do much to educate and develop talent. We more just buy a * load of them and hope that a few of them figure out how to do it on their own.

Like if you had a Maths exam in May, you'd want a proper tutor or teacher to help you. Instead this is like setting the exam and letting the kids self teach without any class time.

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Given options up top now he will he lucky to play another minute between now and the end of the season, which would suggest the manager agrees with you

 

Aye that's fabulous Jason, but he needs to do it here in Glasgow for us and not at the Asian cup.

 

For me its the same discussion as with Maeda. They both have their abilities. One is technically gifted, the other huge athleticism. But even if you’d clone both into one… you still lack one elemental skill: football brain. Both have none of that.