Len Rum said:The only slight problem was that more often than not it was to an opposition player.grim up north said:Passed the ball forward more in one match then Lescott does in a full season
That ruddy Ruddy!Stoned Rose said:only to have his shot saved well by ruddy.
Fair play I did make a misleading comment.OB1 said:Len Rum said:The only slight problem was that more often than not it was to an opposition player.grim up north said:Passed the ball forward more in one match then Lescott does in a full season
Why do people make comments like this?
MD attempted 72 forward passes and completed 64 of them. Please explain to me how that remotely equates to passing to the opposition more often than not?
He made 9 square passes and just 2 backwards.
Opinions are one thing but facts are another and its not hard to check such facts.
He did make a couple of bad mistakes with his passes.Len Rum said:Fair play I did make a misleading comment.OB1 said:Len Rum said:The only slight problem was that more often than not it was to an opposition player.
Why do people make comments like this?
MD attempted 72 forward passes and completed 64 of them. Please explain to me how that remotely equates to passing to the opposition more often than not?
He made 9 square passes and just 2 backwards.
Opinions are one thing but facts are another and its not hard to check such facts.
Based on your stats of his 72 forward passes then about 10% went straight back to the opposition! ( one of which Elmander should have scored from) , that's a high percentage especially if you consider many of the 72 passes must have been fairly routine ( again no hard evidence, just from watching the game). Better teams will punish us if the 10% rate were to continue
nobody can eat fifty eggs said:He's a class act, anyone who knows their footy can tell that.
Marvin said:He did make a couple of bad mistakes with his passes.Len Rum said:Fair play I did make a misleading comment.OB1 said:Why do people make comments like this?
MD attempted 72 forward passes and completed 64 of them. Please explain to me how that remotely equates to passing to the opposition more often than not?
He made 9 square passes and just 2 backwards.
Opinions are one thing but facts are another and its not hard to check such facts.
Based on your stats of his 72 forward passes then about 10% went straight back to the opposition! ( one of which Elmander should have scored from) , that's a high percentage especially if you consider many of the 72 passes must have been fairly routine ( again no hard evidence, just from watching the game). Better teams will punish us if the 10% rate were to continue
But nevertheless his ability to run with the ball out of defence and pick a through pass into midfield promised much. Many defenders can't do that. Kompany does it, and Nasty to an extent. Demichelis can play in midfield and you could see that technique in the game yesterday.
You are right he made some mistakes, but I like players who are prepared to take on some responsibility and make things happen.
There's obviously a few on here who don't,after just 2 games he looks as you say CLASSnobody can eat fifty eggs said:He's a class act, anyone who knows their footy can tell that.