retro royal As in life, learn from your mistakes and move on
I wish Marcus had learnt from the first mistake.
by Platypuss » 14 Jan 2007 17:09
retro royal As in life, learn from your mistakes and move on
by RoyalBlue » 14 Jan 2007 17:10
MadMac It's true what someone texted in becasue Seol wasn't playing so call fans have to find someone to blame...
by Millsy » 14 Jan 2007 17:22
by ScottishRoyal » 14 Jan 2007 17:47
Ian RoyalSharpyGunny Fishcake Hahnemann yet again cost us valuable points , the man is a liability .His kicking is a joke , his fumbling getting worse and his abilty to command the six yard box for a man of his size is a farce . He'll do for the season but long term we need a quality keeper
agreed.
also, harper useless
de la cruz was ok
lita needs to man the fcuk up and use his 'fighting mentality' on the pitch
hunt is the new hughes, does easy things bad
you're in a bad mood today...
Thought Lita did well enough in a game that didn't suit him at all. Harper was extrememly attacking and once again the game didn't suit him as we weren't putting our foot on the ball and trying to pass and retain posetion, it was just drive and lose it drive and lose it.
Hunt doesn't have the quality of many in our team but he was a massive thorn in Everton's side today and without him I'm confident they would have taken us apart.
by RoyalChicagoFC » 14 Jan 2007 18:01
by ohagerup » 14 Jan 2007 18:02
by ScottishRoyal » 14 Jan 2007 18:26
ohagerup Hahnemann have had a series of bad rushing-out decisions lately, so it is obviously something they'll be working on.
Today, I think the central midfield were the poorer ones, letting Everton control most of the game. They didn't do all that much on the attacking side either, where most action seemed to happen through the wings, especially Little who I think had a good game.
De La Cruz seemed like a unsafe card to play in the first part of the game, but did thing simple but ok for the rest of the game. Not too much precision in his attacking game though, but at least he was there contributing. Shorey was far less to be seen this time.
Ingimarsson was probably the best one, while Sonko seems a bit risky at times, having a few dangerous tackles and a few strange clearings.
On top Lita was decent, but seems like he just want to get free-kicks. Shane Long was optimistic, which promises good.
by Arch » 14 Jan 2007 18:34
Whilst that's strictly true, we're not actually doing that badly. Significantly worse are Charlton (-43), WHU and Wigan (-36), and Fulham (-35). Then you have us Tottenham and Blackburn all on -31 (Rovers with one less game), Newcastle and the Blades on -30, Watford -29 and Villa and Boro (-28). Of the teams outside the top six only Everton (-23) and City (-25) are significantly better. And we're the only team to have played both Chelsea and Man U twice.ScottishRoyal We have one of the worst defensive records in the league (admittedly somthing the back five answers to)
by Gordon Cumming's right ho » 14 Jan 2007 18:35
by ohagerup » 14 Jan 2007 18:38
ScottishRoyal Sometimes the reasons are not always obviously apparent. I would argue that Shorey was quiet because Hunt was often out of position and not able to recieve a pass, not hugging the left hand touchline and in a position to get the ball in space. Hunts regular forays across the pitch gave us a lack of passing options at times, hence our best play came down the right. Therefore there were not too many occasions for Shorey to get forward in support. If he were to get forward without support he would leave us exposed at the back.
by bassavage » 14 Jan 2007 18:40
by AthleticoSpizz » 14 Jan 2007 19:09
thank youbassavage I thought that was DLC's best game for us today, in the second half he was outstanding.
by Mad Dog's Ghost » 14 Jan 2007 19:43
by AthleticoSpizz » 14 Jan 2007 19:58
by Platypuss » 14 Jan 2007 20:09
AthleticoSpizz Had Marcus gone that extra 1/2 metre and claimed that ball.....he would have risked himself, the bloke in the mucky red shirt and AJ with potentially crippling injuries as he bulldozed through them.
AthleticoSpizz ...................Marcus made his call...........had he stood his line........he would have been slagged off for standing there, ball-watching.
by Worthingroyal » 14 Jan 2007 20:14
by AthleticoSpizz » 14 Jan 2007 20:15
its AJ........every commentator's voice raises an octave or two every time he is near the ballPlatypussAthleticoSpizz Had Marcus gone that extra 1/2 metre and claimed that ball.....he would have risked himself, the bloke in the mucky red shirt and AJ with potentially crippling injuries as he bulldozed through them.
If you're going to come that far you have to do it 100%. He's a massive bloke in comparison to DLC and Johnson - he should have cleaned them all out, regardless.......and got hurt in the processAthleticoSpizz ...................Marcus made his call...........had he stood his line........he would have been slagged off for standing there, ball-watching.
No he wouldn't - as he would have let his defender(s) deal with Johnson. Hahnemann coming out made DLC back off from challenging for the ball - as the photo shown previously clearly shows.
by Platypuss » 14 Jan 2007 20:15
by Alan Partridge » 14 Jan 2007 20:18
by AthleticoSpizz » 14 Jan 2007 20:24
the smallest £8mAlan Partridge Marcus was poor again today and cost us points again. It's not knee jerk he's been average at best all season.
Would agree that come the end of the season we need a new goalkeeper. Sorry Marcus but today just aint good enough mate.
Would have settled with a point before the game but it's a right kick in the grapes when your keeper does that and allows the smallest man on the pitch a simple headed goal.
OH AND F*CK OFF JOHNSON YOU LITTLE SHIT![]()
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