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Jol says we play like Barca.
Always liked Jol.
Always liked Jol.
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Yup, learning pains. But what encourages me is his ability to bomb forward from the right. His crossing game also appears to have hit the next level of late, I don't know if that's because he's picking up speed heading into hitting the cross, or just a different mindset, but they are definitely better.
I'm really encouraged by him and think the move to RB made a ton of sense. I'm also super glad that Moyes has stuck by him in the face of the errors instead of hitting the eject button. Seamus doesn't appear to shirk his responsibility afterwards, and he doesn't get super nervous. That bodes well for him.
Really really encouraged, can't say that enough.
Just shows what a run of games in the team at in their actual position can do for a young inexperienced player.
Yep, we'll never know for sure that he was ready for this two years ago but I do wish Moyes had been blod enough to try this earlier.
Jol says we play like Barca.
Always liked Jol.
Fulham are the third highest scorers in the league (behind United and Chelsea) and the only team to have scored against them at Craven Cottage this season were City, so it's even more impressive that we battered them.
Baines says we need a cutting edge, but I don't necessarily agree. We've scored 2 goals against Wigan, Liverpool and Fulham recently but couldn't take all three points. If we need 3 goals every time to win a game then it says to me that we have problems defensively.
HA HA QUITE FUNNY THATI like the Yoda comparison.
"Kill Diana you did"
"Build statue of kiddy fiddler I must"
our problem is not in the back four but with our defensive midfielders sweeping just in front of defenders - Neville and to a lesser extent Osman do not cramp attackers space enough - but i agree with Baines - our cutting edge is a bit blunt - 26 shots at goal with 2 conversions cannot be classified as sharp - we have problems at both ends but much more at the back than in front - we could easily have been top of the log had we not drawn the last 4 - with Baines and Coleman playing deep that puts more pressure on DMF where we are most vulnerable
Fulham are the third highest scorers in the league (behind United and Chelsea) and the only team to have scored against them at Craven Cottage this season were City, so it's even more impressive that we battered them.
Baines says we need a cutting edge, but I don't necessarily agree. We've scored 2 goals against Wigan, Liverpool and Fulham recently but couldn't take all three points. If we need 3 goals every time to win a game then it says to me that we have problems defensively.