Hope you slept well last night. Give your head a wobble, get a coffee, sit down and now come back with your real ratings.alfie9 wrote:Rafael - 7: Solid
Moore/Miazga/Morrison - 6: There were times tonight where we were under heavy pressure and you could tell a bit of miscommunication is occurring, but it's a brand new system and they have all performed admirably for the last 2 games. I love the Morrison signing. The guy is a leader and vocal on the pitch. Something we have been desperately lacking.
Yiadom - 5: Some heavy touches tonight, looked tired. Kind of concerned about depth at wing back now that the full backs are playing a more demanding role. Rino may have to fill in occasionally.
Richards - 6: Above average, he is figuring his role out quickly. Definitely our first choice LB
Pele - 6: Alright. I'm sure as his fitness goes up he'll improve. Good player.
Ejaria - 8: Despite the pen he deserves MOTM, brilliant again at creating space, played some brilliant passes (Puscas would've been 1-on-1 with a better touch), well taken goal. Ace. Just don't slide in the box next time![]()
Swift - 6: Got a little worn out as the game progressed but still playing with confidence. Brum did a good job closing him down.
Boye - 7: Good movement, good first touch, looked good in the new system
Puscas - 5: An average performance from an unfit player who played almost 2 full games in 5 days. Should've come off instead of Boye. Just to clarify he is still God's gift to football but he's not yet ready to do 3 full games in a week. Will score and recieve a 9 at Huddersfield.
Joao/Rinomhota - 6: Did their jobs effectively
Adam - 3: What is the point of him
Gomes - 7: Good game plan, conceding was more on the players than the manager. Please play the academy off the bench and leave Charlie at home, thanks
We will beat Huddersfield. Ejaria will net us 30 million in two years.
Can't help but think the atmosphere and the offering on display are linked. Leicester supporting mate came along - he was genuinely impressed by the away following.yeah, it was just so much fun to watch.
sure, we'll not reproduce it every week, sure, sometimes it won't come off but that level and style of performance will just be so much more more enjoyable to watch, win lose or draw.
LolCountryRoyal wrote:Does anyone else cringe when they see Charlie Adam come on?
You can’t deny that he’s our weakest midfield option? Reckless.AthleticoSpizz wrote:LolCountryRoyal wrote:Does anyone else cringe when they see Charlie Adam come on?
At least we've got this seasons scapegoat sorted out at an early stage
yeah was thinking this a little bit regarding Ejaria specifically. If you were a lower prem scout and coming to check on maybe Swift or Moore for example, the name you'd be going back with is Ovie. Noticed both oppo fans from the last two games have praised him, and the likes of Sky Sports Twitter are calling him a 'baller' etcRoyalBlue wrote:
Pundits, neutrals and supporters of other teams will be starting to take note of this team/squad and its performances.
Maybe he's just a little different to our other midfield options but can probably do a job for us at some point during the season? As said, let's no scapegoat him just yet.CountryRoyal wrote:You can’t deny that he’s our weakest midfield option? Reckless.AthleticoSpizz wrote:LolCountryRoyal wrote:Does anyone else cringe when they see Charlie Adam come on?
At least we've got this seasons scapegoat sorted out at an early stage
Yeah, I'm not quite sure how that happens either.Sanguine wrote:An on negativity in general, I particularly like the assertion in the opening post that Gomes' substitutions caused our best player to give away a penalty.
Simple really. Throughout the game we had a 5-3-2 and were pressing fairly high. The Rino for Puscas sub changed it to 5-4-1Sanguine wrote:An on negativity in general, I particularly like the assertion in the opening post that Gomes' substitutions caused our best player to give away a penalty.
It was a rash tackle but they were building pressure as we lost our shape and were sitting deeper and deeper inviting those little through balls. IF* we had a bit more control of the game in the latter stages then they’d have less chances to be in dangerous areas. Big IF though, a team like WBA and the quality they have you’re always going to be under it a bit at the end.Sanguine wrote:An on negativity in general, I particularly like the assertion in the opening post that Gomes' substitutions caused our best player to give away a penalty.
alfie9 wrote:Rafael - 7: Solid
Moore/Miazga/Morrison - 6: There were times tonight where we were under heavy pressure and you could tell a bit of miscommunication is occurring, but it's a brand new system and they have all performed admirably for the last 2 games. I love the Morrison signing. The guy is a leader and vocal on the pitch. Something we have been desperately lacking.
Losing a lead is frustrating but I don’t see anything to be negative about. It’s still a very good result and performance but there’s nothing wrong with objective analysis. That being said think a lot of the ratings have been very harsh on here.Sanguine wrote:Right, but a penalty is something that doesn't occur if the prior 15 seconds played out differently. It's just one of those things. Every manager in the history of the game tries to protect a lead, not least when you've been relegation favourites and you're winning at a promotion contender. It is what it is. I hate the way commentary so often takes a negative view, not least when this team is progressing.
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