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Well and truly back to his best. Heart of the squad and everything we create. Lack of a right foot still and issue, but he’s back to running with the ball at defences, who are petrified of him

I’m a fan of Browne, but DJ is completely undroppable at the minute. Miles better team with him in it
 
It's easy to forget at times that we signed him as far back as 2015. I think only Browne and Huntington have been here longer. He's been a very good servant to the club and as Trundle suggests above, he would have better numbers if we'd had better strikers than we have done in recent years.
 
@ernest Still think we should be playing him deeper?

What I've said is that when Johnson is played deeper he can run with the ball and play accurate through balls much better than Browne. But the way Johnson is being played at the moment and the way he is playing in that role are as good as arguably even better than anything we have seen from him before.
 
D.J. IS back to his best, not only contributing but influencing games.

This does beg the question, what exactly was wrong for the last 18 Months or so?

Anyway whatever it was, its good to have him back on board as a pivotal part of the Team and worth the investment TH made in his salary increase!

The current D,J, is as good as anything in the Division, long may it continue!
 
D.J. IS back to his best, not only contributing but influencing games.

This does beg the question, what exactly was wrong for the last 18 Months or so?

Anyway whatever it was, its good to have him back on board as a pivotal part of the Team and worth the investment TH made in his salary increase!

The current D,J, is as good as anything in the Division, long may it continue!
Alex Neil, that’s what was wrong 👍
 
D.J. IS back to his best, not only contributing but influencing games.

This does beg the question, what exactly was wrong for the last 18 Months or so?

Having a manager constantly telling the players what they couldn't do and to go long to not lose the ball in transition was probably a reason. It seemed to take 2 years for Neil to even work out he was best placed high up in the pitch.

In the last 4 league games now he's been right up with Maguire and Riis, it's almost a 3 up top formation. In fact vs Bristol City he played further forward than Maguire did.

Have a look at his weight of pass, just incredible. The one to Riis he didn't even need to break stride.

As I've said for 5 years build the team around him.
 
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