Fulham away thread

[Slinky Skills]

Originally Posted by Kenneth

Okay Fredo

[Shaggy]

Dunno if it's just me - and it's far from an exact science - but I always feel you can tell if it's gonna be a good day from the first minute or two. Feels a regular occurrence. City last week - absolutely on it right from the off. Yesterday, terrible immediately and you knew it was gonna be a bad day. I'm still annoyed about it, and while Fulham deserve credit for getting in our faces, it was inexplicably bad from us. The worst I can remember for a long time.

I also think - like I said before the game - there's no need for that midfield. It's a midfield that should feature against the top 6 imo, but yesterday (and against the rest of the league) should have been a start for Carvalho (or Elliott) alongside Fab/Hendo and Thiago.

[labourRed]

Originally Posted by Shaggy

Dunno if it's just me - and it's far from an exact science - but I always feel you can tell if it's gonna be a good day from the first minute or two. Feels a regular occurrence. City last week - absolutely on it right from the off. Yesterday, terrible immediately and you knew it was gonna be a bad day. I'm still annoyed about it, and while Fulham deserve credit for getting in our faces, it was inexplicably bad from us. The worst I can remember for a long time.

I also think - like I said before the game - there's no need for that midfield. It's a midfield that should feature against the top 6 imo, but yesterday (and against the rest of the league) should have been a start for Carvalho (or Elliott) alongside Fab/Hendo and Thiago.

Yup as soon as Trent got closed down and hit a hopeful ball down the line for Salah (which was never on) it set the tone for me. Everyone was just off it.

As for the midfield, we won't see it for a while by the looks of it. Felt Elliot did alright after his slip and I'd like to see him get a run now. Carvalho looks to be earmarked for forward back up while he settles at least.