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  • Lecter
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    Originally posted by Tribute View Post
    Some simple observations of the last few games vs. earlier in the season:

    1) We lack energy and positional pressing all over the park
    2) Teams are now doing to us what we did to them - the quick press
    3) Full backs delivery has gone right off the boil - wildly over-hitting or hitting the first man
    4) Midfield is being bullied - no other way to describe it
    5) We don't win anywhere near enough second balls - due to all of the above points
    6) We're keeping possession but doing less and less with it - sideways/backwards not forwards at pace

    Just my two-penneth...


    Point 3) is happening be cause of point 6) hit the fullbacks earlier by playing direct balls or quick switches of play and they would have more time to deliver

    Point 6) also allows us to negate point 2)

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  • Havors
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    Originally posted by Norbs View Post
    How was Williams, not read much about him
    I really like him, he has no fear. Total zero ****s given! He looked dangerous but defensively got caught out a bit last night.

    For me he needs to get more appearances and to learn a bit more and he could be perfect cover for trent.

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  • Tribute
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    Originally posted by Tribute View Post
    Some simple observations of the last few games vs. earlier in the season:

    1) We lack energy and positional pressing all over the park
    2) Teams are now doing to us what we did to them - the quick press
    3) Full backs delivery has gone right off the boil - wildly over-hitting or hitting the first man
    4) Midfield is being bullied - no other way to describe it
    5) We don't win anywhere near enough second balls - due to all of the above points
    6) We're keeping possession but doing less and less with it - sideways/backwards not forwards at pace

    Just my two-penneth...
    oooh, yes - final point

    7) Finishing from the front three has been wasteful as **** recently...

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  • Tribute
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    Some simple observations of the last few games vs. earlier in the season:

    1) We lack energy and positional pressing all over the park
    2) Teams are now doing to us what we did to them - the quick press
    3) Full backs delivery has gone right off the boil - wildly over-hitting or hitting the first man
    4) Midfield is being bullied - no other way to describe it
    5) We don't win anywhere near enough second balls - due to all of the above points
    6) We're keeping possession but doing less and less with it - sideways/backwards not forwards at pace

    Just my two-penneth...

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  • Roboklopp
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    Originally posted by Buzzo View Post
    No we had a strong (ish) team also, but it was the strongest opposition and arena so far for the likes of Williams and Jones, and it showed.

    *caveat* Thats not writing either of them off, but just saying they didn't performa as well here as they have at Anfield *caveat*


    Don’t disagree with any of that.

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  • Buzzo
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    Originally posted by Roboklopp View Post
    Were they stronger than us? (Yes, I know they won before someone says that).
    No we had a strong (ish) team also, but it was the strongest opposition and arena so far for the likes of Williams and Jones, and it showed.

    *caveat* Thats not writing either of them off, but just saying they didn't performa as well here as they have at Anfield *caveat*

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  • Roboklopp
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    Originally posted by Buzzo View Post
    He has looked good in previous rounds, but I'd imagine last night was a bit of a wakeup call against a pretty strong Chelsea team.
    Were they stronger than us? (Yes, I know they won before someone says that).

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  • dom9
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    Originally posted by Lecter View Post
    I will ask again you do understand why a team plays a high line dont you??
    Originally posted by greenturnip View Post
    Yes. But I'm having my lunch now.

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  • Buzzo
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    He has looked good in previous rounds, but I'd imagine last night was a bit of a wakeup call against a pretty strong Chelsea team.

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  • Irishnev
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    Originally posted by Lecter View Post
    Average
    He seems like a solid player and not brilliant at anyone thing but decent at most - it must be hard being a young player who will be compared to Trent who seems a generational talent

    He might turn out to be a decent full back cover, would be great if he could cover both sides
    Last edited by Irishnev; 04-03-20, 02:16 PM.

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  • greenturnip
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    Yes. But I'm having my lunch now.

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  • Lecter
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    I will ask again you do understand why a team plays a high line dont you??

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  • Lecter
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    Originally posted by greenturnip View Post
    Barkley goes past him cos Fab lets him.
    Forget Fabinho he doesnt matter

    Its after that, that matters

    We drop off as you have suggested doing and thats fatal

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  • greenturnip
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    Barkley goes past him cos Fab lets him.

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  • Lecter
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    Originally posted by greenturnip View Post
    I have no idea what you mean either. It's about the initial position as much as about forward or backward movement over 5 yards. There was no challenge on Barkley because Fab had been booked. Nothing to do with intensity that one. Anyway, never mind. Communication is hard in 50 words.
    Nope watch the goal again, Barkley goes past Fabinho and then Gomez and Williams back off, at some point they should engage him - they dont

    You do understand why we should want to play a high line dont you??

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