by Alan Partridge » 22 Oct 2006 20:39
by Millsy » 22 Oct 2006 20:41
Woodcote Royalreadingfc_4_life_and_beyoThe_Cat I must say Hahneman just boots the ball downfield a bit to often where as Lehmann was picking out the man in space and hitting a good ball to them.
Good call. - Stack does this a lot if other appearances of his are anything to go by.
Hahnemann needs to sort this out. Doyle and Lita/Long is really not going to win a high ball against a centre back pairing including Traore/Terry type players who control the air, and even better with the smaller players like ours.
I'm sorry, but you can't have it both ways
I totally agree that lumping the ball straight down the middle with Doyle and Lita trying compete with huge centre halves is only going to have limited success at best.
However, surely it's clear that we've been trying to counter this by Marcus placing some his kicks closer to the touchline.
This means that there is much less room for error and some these kicks are bound to go out of play.
IMHO, Marcus' distribution remains better than most and we couldn't afford to buy anyone with a better all round game.
by Alan Partridge » 22 Oct 2006 20:48
2 world wars, 1 world cupWoodcote Royalreadingfc_4_life_and_beyoThe_Cat I must say Hahneman just boots the ball downfield a bit to often where as Lehmann was picking out the man in space and hitting a good ball to them.
Good call. - Stack does this a lot if other appearances of his are anything to go by.
Hahnemann needs to sort this out. Doyle and Lita/Long is really not going to win a high ball against a centre back pairing including Traore/Terry type players who control the air, and even better with the smaller players like ours.
I'm sorry, but you can't have it both ways
I totally agree that lumping the ball straight down the middle with Doyle and Lita trying compete with huge centre halves is only going to have limited success at best.
However, surely it's clear that we've been trying to counter this by Marcus placing some his kicks closer to the touchline.
This means that there is much less room for error and some these kicks are bound to go out of play.
IMHO, Marcus' distribution remains better than most and we couldn't afford to buy anyone with a better all round game.
True,
Like I've always said I normally wouldn't stick up with anyone with the stars and stripes tattooed onto them, and I've been a vociferous criticiser of Hahneman's positioning in the past BUT apart from today what has he done wrong this season? Infact even today everyone was making blunders and playing rubbish.
Hahneman is an integral part of one of the best defensive units in our history and one of the best defensive units in the country - humbling Chelsea, Man Utd and the whole of the Championship last season.
So Hahneman can't be that bad.
Today was just a blip, and not just for Hahneman but for the whole team. A blip caused by having to face of of the world's best sides on top form against an injury depleted Reading.
Let's not start looking for scapegoats.
Each and every one of these boys is a hero. (De La Cruz has yet to prove himself though)
by Woodcote Royal » 22 Oct 2006 21:02
readingfc_4_life_and_beyo Sometimes there is no NEED for him to do this though. A simple pass out to Shorey will do, who can pick out a better pass, maybe take on a couple.
Also many of his kicks go straight out. I hardly (if ever) see an opposition keeper mis-kick it.
And how am I wanting it both ways
by M Brook » 22 Oct 2006 21:12
by Alan Partridge » 22 Oct 2006 21:17
M Brook Anyway, let's just be pleased to have got those horrible fixtures out of the way. Three and a half nasty fixtures that might have given us no points but we've nicked 4. And, we're going through an injury crisis.
by PREMIERSHIP_ROYAL » 22 Oct 2006 21:42
FiNeRaIn Arsenal are class, throughly deserved win and fair play to them.
Can hahnemann actuall make some saves for a change? There has been a question mark over him in recent weeks, id like to give stack a chance now. Hopefully if he does well wednesday, might keep his place for pompey.
by FORZA READING » 22 Oct 2006 21:51
by Apocalypse Now » 22 Oct 2006 22:35
PREMIERSHIP_ROYALFiNeRaIn Arsenal are class, throughly deserved win and fair play to them.
Can hahnemann actuall make some saves for a change? There has been a question mark over him in recent weeks, id like to give stack a chance now. Hopefully if he does well wednesday, might keep his place for pompey.
ANOTHER STUPID SUGGESTION, WE'RE ALREADY MISSING A STRIKER AND A DEFENDER FROM THE FIRST TEAM AND NOW YOU'RE SUGGESTING WE DROP OUR NUMBER 1 KEEPER?
YOU THINK STACK COULD HAVE DONE ANY BETTER WITH SOME OF THOSE SHOTS?
IF HE COULD WOULDNT HE ALREADY BE IN THE FIRST TEAM?
TRY THINKING THINGS THROUGH ABIT NEXT TIME
by ScottishRoyal » 22 Oct 2006 22:58
FiNeRaIn This isn't a gut reaction to the defeat, I think its been the case for a while now. His communication is woryring( sonko viduka) today again when henry was lurking, jsut a couple of moments. At least last season he made some decent saves regularly to make up for the other parts of his game, but he's not been doing that this season, bar one or two instances. His hoofs down the pitch put us stright on the back foot and its got to stop.
by notloyalenuffroyal » 22 Oct 2006 23:03
by Blue Heart » 22 Oct 2006 23:09
by AthleticoSpizz » 22 Oct 2006 23:13
no surprises.....(apart from two at the start of the game) they were playing the same team that played in the championship last season.Blue Heart Arsenal did what they did effortlessly, they did not break into a sweat or even move into second gear, they didn't have to.
by Woodcote Royal » 23 Oct 2006 01:38
Apocalypse NowPREMIERSHIP_ROYALFiNeRaIn Arsenal are class, throughly deserved win and fair play to them.
Can hahnemann actuall make some saves for a change? There has been a question mark over him in recent weeks, id like to give stack a chance now. Hopefully if he does well wednesday, might keep his place for pompey.
ANOTHER STUPID SUGGESTION, WE'RE ALREADY MISSING A STRIKER AND A DEFENDER FROM THE FIRST TEAM AND NOW YOU'RE SUGGESTING WE DROP OUR NUMBER 1 KEEPER?
YOU THINK STACK COULD HAVE DONE ANY BETTER WITH SOME OF THOSE SHOTS?
IF HE COULD WOULDNT HE ALREADY BE IN THE FIRST TEAM?
TRY THINKING THINGS THROUGH ABIT NEXT TIME
Turn the capslock of you oxf*rd spastic.
Whilst I don't throughly agree with finerain, marcus has made plenty of errors this season and stack should be nearing first team.
by Apocalypse Now » 23 Oct 2006 02:50
Woodcote RoyalApocalypse NowPREMIERSHIP_ROYALFiNeRaIn Arsenal are class, throughly deserved win and fair play to them.
Can hahnemann actuall make some saves for a change? There has been a question mark over him in recent weeks, id like to give stack a chance now. Hopefully if he does well wednesday, might keep his place for pompey.
ANOTHER STUPID SUGGESTION, WE'RE ALREADY MISSING A STRIKER AND A DEFENDER FROM THE FIRST TEAM AND NOW YOU'RE SUGGESTING WE DROP OUR NUMBER 1 KEEPER?
YOU THINK STACK COULD HAVE DONE ANY BETTER WITH SOME OF THOSE SHOTS?
IF HE COULD WOULDNT HE ALREADY BE IN THE FIRST TEAM?
TRY THINKING THINGS THROUGH ABIT NEXT TIME
Turn the capslock of you oxf*rd spastic.
Whilst I don't throughly agree with finerain, marcus has made plenty of errors this season and stack should be nearing first team.
by Woodcote Royal » 23 Oct 2006 08:15
by Uke » 23 Oct 2006 10:38
by Belter! » 23 Oct 2006 10:39
Can hahnemann actuall make some saves for a change?
Apocalypse Now
Kept his mouth shit despite probably never playing a league game for us. When he's come in during the cups he's done fine, looks a solid goalkeeper, and has far better distribution.
by Rich@Eaststand » 23 Oct 2006 14:01
Belter! Please tell me that you're trying to be funny.
He has no control of his area, He flaps at about 7/10 crosses
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