you are becoming even more tedious than meIdeal wrote:Hell yeah, maybe if our players played with half the effort these guys put in, we might just score a goal.Terminal Boardom wrote:Great game of football tbf. I would be quite happy to watch games of this standard every week.
Are you kidding? He was hardly in the game. The one thing I noticed was a quick break, he picks the ball up and instead of playing wide and keeping the momentum going, he plays a sideways ball 10ft from him instead, and the opposition have time to reorganise. Same old same old.Ideal wrote:I was just watching Sheffield United v Sheffield Wednesday, and it seems Sheffield United have some kind of footballing genius running their midfield.
First I thought it was Juan Sebastian Veron, then I wondered if Edgar Davids had cut his hair, or if Vieira had returned to England.
Seems he plays with no.15 on his back.
Who is this man??
yeah yeah we've heard all this beforewinchester_royal wrote:
And if you think we got rid of him for footballing reasons
You sad little man.The whole year inn wrote:yeah yeah we've heard all this beforewinchester_royal wrote:
And if you think we got rid of him for footballing reasons
Back to championship manager for you
i watched him closely last night, and although he didn't touch the ball much, he barely gave it away. ALways stayed with runners and always filled in. If we had anyone in midfield with that work ethic and positional sense i doubt we's concede as many goalsFocher wrote:He didnt arf point a lot last night.
I watched the whole game last night, and if that 1 single performance is anything to go by, we were 100% right in letting him go, he was totally and utterly anonymous.
i wholeheartedly disagree. If he constantly tracked his man then why is it he appeared to be stood in acres of space in the midfield pointing to where other players who actually tried to get on the ball should pass? Also explain why he failed to make a meaningful tackle all game, if he was tracking his man and not tackling then thats a pretty poor job of marking in my book.gazzer, loyal royal wrote:i watched him closely last night, and although he didn't touch the ball much, he barely gave it away. ALways stayed with runners and always filled in. If we had anyone in midfield with that work ethic and positional sense i doubt we's concede as many goalsFocher wrote:He didnt arf point a lot last night.
I watched the whole game last night, and if that 1 single performance is anything to go by, we were 100% right in letting him go, he was totally and utterly anonymous.
It's hardly surprising he didn't give the ball away if he barely touched it all game. Or is that comment deserving of a whoooooooooooooooooosh?gazzer, loyal royal wrote:i watched him closely last night, and although he didn't touch the ball much, he barely gave it away.
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