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Premier League Games 23/24/25/26 October
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PannickAtTheDisco
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Even the BBC text reporter is aghast at how stupid Clinton Morrison is.
FantasyIreland
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Jiminez,wow
I wish!
I wish!
A few comments regarding the previous match :
That was an authentic football experience as far as I am concerned - and an outstanding performance by the Saints. The whole team reflects a sense of familiarity with a certain game plan, the level of maturity, composure and confidence displayed on the pitch was nothing less than impressive. No doubt Southampton have improved significantly, as a unit as well as individually. The midfield structure especially provides stability and control while Armstrong's and Redmond's tactical flexibility helps the team to implement a variety of offensive ideas...
Limitations? Central defense is a concern, I think the way they set up aims to provide cover to the CD duo. And I also think their manager will pray for much more consistency from the man beside Ings, and a bigger impact from Armstrong too...
Bad day at the office for Anceloti and his men. A couple of comments :
- The Colombian fella is not yet fully fit (and during this week he missed training sessions, as I heard). For Anceloti, stability is a priority so let's say I understand the logic behind the way he uses him tactically so far. Temporarily or not however, Carlo should not underestimate the danger : Bertrand had a free pass on Everton's right flank, practically throughout the match. Missing Coleman made things even worse, cannot imagine Anceloti being satisfied from the guy replacing him...
- I still remember my shock the day I read Barcelona were investing in Lucas Digne. Probably because at that period I still respected Barcelona's transfer strategy, I suppose. Anyway. The guy has indeed improved, I won't deny it. Nevertheless I still believe pace is his biggest quality. Not to mention, I still have serious doubts regarding his football intelligence...
- Anceloti is a fair guy, his players will get opportunities, all of them. Tonight Iwobi probably wasted his though, and not for the first time. Despite his inconsistency, Everton missed Richarlison badly...
That was an authentic football experience as far as I am concerned - and an outstanding performance by the Saints. The whole team reflects a sense of familiarity with a certain game plan, the level of maturity, composure and confidence displayed on the pitch was nothing less than impressive. No doubt Southampton have improved significantly, as a unit as well as individually. The midfield structure especially provides stability and control while Armstrong's and Redmond's tactical flexibility helps the team to implement a variety of offensive ideas...
Limitations? Central defense is a concern, I think the way they set up aims to provide cover to the CD duo. And I also think their manager will pray for much more consistency from the man beside Ings, and a bigger impact from Armstrong too...
Bad day at the office for Anceloti and his men. A couple of comments :
- The Colombian fella is not yet fully fit (and during this week he missed training sessions, as I heard). For Anceloti, stability is a priority so let's say I understand the logic behind the way he uses him tactically so far. Temporarily or not however, Carlo should not underestimate the danger : Bertrand had a free pass on Everton's right flank, practically throughout the match. Missing Coleman made things even worse, cannot imagine Anceloti being satisfied from the guy replacing him...
- I still remember my shock the day I read Barcelona were investing in Lucas Digne. Probably because at that period I still respected Barcelona's transfer strategy, I suppose. Anyway. The guy has indeed improved, I won't deny it. Nevertheless I still believe pace is his biggest quality. Not to mention, I still have serious doubts regarding his football intelligence...
- Anceloti is a fair guy, his players will get opportunities, all of them. Tonight Iwobi probably wasted his though, and not for the first time. Despite his inconsistency, Everton missed Richarlison badly...
wolviedinho
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Despite showing no form whatsoever we are only 5 points off the top with a game in hand. If Pep can get the balance right, and kick some arses we could still have a good season.
Who will kick Peps arse tho?
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I'm wondering if the goalie should save that one
FantasyIreland
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Possibly on review,he didn't do great.I'm wondering if the goalie should save that one
Jiminez deserves huge credit whatever,as they say....if you don't buy a ticket!
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He should certainly have done better.I'm wondering if the goalie should save that one
asahartford1
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I'm wondering if the goalie should save that one
No need to wonder, of course he should, bad technique there.
A good decision by Mason(never thought I would say that) gave the free kick though wolves in possession, as no advantage...
oldhamblue
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went with the wrong handI'm wondering if the goalie should save that one