Everton In The Cup
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BWFC_Insane wrote:It's not that simple though and you know it. Can they translate that into games they are 'expected' to win. Today was kind of a freebie. Go out and play.thebish wrote:
so.... now... the entire squad ISN'T utterly shoite and uncoachable and they shouldn't all be binned off?? I can't keep up!
But Freedman has clearly put a structure and organisation in that is helping. It's blatantly obvious.
We still need better players in some areas, or perhaps, different types of players rather than better ones.
no - it's not that simple - but you said it was. You said it was simply that the entire squad was utter shite and uncoachable and we should bin the lot of them off...
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Highlights: http://www.lionofviennasuite.com/2013/1 ... goals-sees" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Lovely run and finish by Sordell and a slick build-up, too. From the half-way line: pass-pass-pass-shoot-goal – nice!
Lovely run and finish by Sordell and a slick build-up, too. From the half-way line: pass-pass-pass-shoot-goal – nice!
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It was absolutely lovely to watch. Thing is, we put together an almost identical move a few minutes earlier but Pratley couldn't quite get to the ball in time before it ran out. It led me to believe, for the first time in a long time, that there actually might be something going on at Euxton.Sponge wrote:Highlights: http://www.lionofviennasuite.com/2013/1 ... goals-sees" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Lovely run and finish by Sordell and a slick build-up, too. From the half-way line: pass-pass-pass-shoot-goal – nice!
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Bruce Rioja wrote:It was absolutely lovely to watch. Thing is, we put together an almost identical move a few minutes earlier but Pratley couldn't quite get to the ball in time before it ran out. It led me to believe, for the first time in a long time, that there actually might be something going on at Euxton.Sponge wrote:Highlights: http://www.lionofviennasuite.com/2013/1 ... goals-sees" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Lovely run and finish by Sordell and a slick build-up, too. From the half-way line: pass-pass-pass-shoot-goal – nice!
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Bish, you've usually got some interesting things to say, but fer crying out loud, give it a rest. It's becoming tedious to see you trudging up what people, especially BWFC-I, said in the past, simply so you can gain some bizarre form of one-up-man-ship.thebish wrote:BWFC_Insane wrote:It's not that simple though and you know it. Can they translate that into games they are 'expected' to win. Today was kind of a freebie. Go out and play.thebish wrote:
so.... now... the entire squad ISN'T utterly shoite and uncoachable and they shouldn't all be binned off?? I can't keep up!
But Freedman has clearly put a structure and organisation in that is helping. It's blatantly obvious.
We still need better players in some areas, or perhaps, different types of players rather than better ones.
no - it's not that simple - but you said it was. You said it was simply that the entire squad was utter shite and uncoachable and we should bin the lot of them off...
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technically the "past" - but only a couple of weeks ago!!!truewhite15 wrote:Bish, you've usually got some interesting things to say, but fer crying out loud, give it a rest. It's becoming tedious to see you trudging up what people, especially BWFC-I, said in the past, simply so you can gain some bizarre form of one-up-man-ship.thebish wrote:BWFC_Insane wrote:It's not that simple though and you know it. Can they translate that into games they are 'expected' to win. Today was kind of a freebie. Go out and play.thebish wrote:
so.... now... the entire squad ISN'T utterly shoite and uncoachable and they shouldn't all be binned off?? I can't keep up!
But Freedman has clearly put a structure and organisation in that is helping. It's blatantly obvious.
We still need better players in some areas, or perhaps, different types of players rather than better ones.
no - it's not that simple - but you said it was. You said it was simply that the entire squad was utter shite and uncoachable and we should bin the lot of them off...
they have gone from Ace-storm-the-league to shoite-every-one-of-them-bin-them-all-uncoachable - and now back again...
I just can't keep up!
my point??? it's shades of grey - not shoite/ace... changing from week to week...
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i dont think that your reply worked?thebish wrote:truewhite15 wrote:technically the "past" - but only a couple of weeks ago!!!thebish wrote:BWFC_Insane wrote:It's not that simple though and you know it. Can they translate that into games they are 'expected' to win. Today was kind of a freebie. Go out and play.thebish wrote:
so.... now... the entire squad ISN'T utterly shoite and uncoachable and they shouldn't all be binned off?? I can't keep up!
But Freedman has clearly put a structure and organisation in that is helping. It's blatantly obvious.
We still need better players in some areas, or perhaps, different types of players rather than better ones.
no - it's not that simple - but you said it was. You said it was simply that the entire squad was utter shite and uncoachable and we should bin the lot of them off...
they have gone from Ace-storm-the-league to shoite-every-one-of-them-bin-them-all-uncoachable - and now back again...
I just can't keep up!
my point??? it's shades of grey - not shoite/ace... changing from week to week...
Bish, you've usually got some interesting things to say, but fer crying out loud, give it a rest. It's becoming tedious to see you trudging up what people, especially BWFC-I, said in the past, simply so you can gain some bizarre form of one-up-man-ship.
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I didn't I boffed up the quotes before dashing off to eat sunday chilli and rice... fixed it now!jaffka wrote: i dont think that your reply worked?
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One of the best losses ive been to, everyone fantastic bar Zat Knight. Alonso stood out as utterly exceptional and he showed us a sneak peak of a player with a hell of a lot of potential. I hope dougie is still trying to offer him a deal because if he can play like that more often he deserves a big one. spearing is one we should really push for on a permenant deal as well with the effort he put in today.
Only worry personally is wingers, Afobe came on for Eagles and once again offered absolutely nothing. If Gregg Wylde really is complete crap and off to the SPL then maybe we should look at a loan deal, David Bentley perhaps?
No need to look for a goal scoring striker when Sordell has scored 4 in 3, hopefully him and Lonergan will finally get the league starts they so desperately deserve
Only worry personally is wingers, Afobe came on for Eagles and once again offered absolutely nothing. If Gregg Wylde really is complete crap and off to the SPL then maybe we should look at a loan deal, David Bentley perhaps?
No need to look for a goal scoring striker when Sordell has scored 4 in 3, hopefully him and Lonergan will finally get the league starts they so desperately deserve
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Fair play to Alonso, I'm his biggest critic but he had a very good game yesterday. Still don't think he's cut out to be a left back, not sure what his best position is but I think he needs to be a bit further up field. Ream was solid yet again, and the defensive midfielders did a good job.
The only disappointing performances for me were from the two wingers. I don't think Lee had a great game and Eagles was as shit as he has been for the past three months. Think it's time to drop Eagles and bring someone else in.
Also, how much more threatening did we look with Sordell up front? I know he didn't have many touches of the ball but he offers so much more than Kevin Davies who just flicks the ball on to opposition defenders.
The only disappointing performances for me were from the two wingers. I don't think Lee had a great game and Eagles was as shit as he has been for the past three months. Think it's time to drop Eagles and bring someone else in.
Also, how much more threatening did we look with Sordell up front? I know he didn't have many touches of the ball but he offers so much more than Kevin Davies who just flicks the ball on to opposition defenders.
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I don't get to many games but the only time I saw Everton at the bok they won 1-2 in injury time as well (2007/8). Sickening. I remember their fans were twunts then too.SmokinFrazier wrote:2-1.
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No negatives from me. Good performance. Just need to back it up on Saturday!
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Shame that it wont be this team that plays on Saturday, money on Kevin Davies being back in the side.
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I don't know, there's no midweek game so I don't think he can't not pick someone from Saturday's game due to a lack of fitness. With 4 in 3 it's hard to argue against Sordell being selected.Riviman wrote:Shame that it wont be this team that plays on Saturday, money on Kevin Davies being back in the side.
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Our goal showed why football is such a great game. So simple, so fast and so devastating. It was something you see from the best teams in the world and yet even a Sunday league side would be capable of.
One, two, three, back of the net!
Great running off the ball, a forward attacking the space and a simple but well taken finish.
Football's not a complicated game.
It's a cruel one though. We were out sledging and when my phone 'pinged' me and eldest both knew it was bad news.
Everton are the worst kind of Scousers. After Tranmere and Liverpool of course and just ahead of Chester, Wrexham and Rhyl.
One, two, three, back of the net!
Great running off the ball, a forward attacking the space and a simple but well taken finish.
Football's not a complicated game.
It's a cruel one though. We were out sledging and when my phone 'pinged' me and eldest both knew it was bad news.
Everton are the worst kind of Scousers. After Tranmere and Liverpool of course and just ahead of Chester, Wrexham and Rhyl.
I'm not asking you to 'think outside the box' I just wish you'd have a rummage around in it once in a while.
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That Sordell goal.. He's the only striker we have who does the most basic of basic things for a striker. He attacks the front post when we have the ball in wide areas. It's not the first time we've seen it from him. I hope it's not the last. His starting positions are perfect. in-between the centre backs and then nips in front as the ball comes in.
Davies and N'gog just don't do this. Davies, because he's scared of running in case he gets tired and N'gog, because he's scared of missing.
He's a goalscorer.. We need to keep playing him. We can play him into fitness.
Davies and N'gog just don't do this. Davies, because he's scared of running in case he gets tired and N'gog, because he's scared of missing.
He's a goalscorer.. We need to keep playing him. We can play him into fitness.
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Agree with most of this, especially the movement and attacking the near post.boltonboris wrote:That Sordell goal.. He's the only striker we have who does the most basic of basic things for a striker. He attacks the front post when we have the ball in wide areas. It's not the first time we've seen it from him. I hope it's not the last. His starting positions are perfect. in-between the centre backs and then nips in front as the ball comes in.
Davies and N'gog just don't do this. Davies, because he's scared of running in case he gets tired and N'gog, because he's scared of missing.
He's a goalscorer.. We need to keep playing him. We can play him into fitness.
The problem is though, that he doesn't offer an awful lot in the way of hold up play. He's neat when the ball is to feet and he's a handful when the ball goes in behind.
But on his own up front he's very reliant on us being able to play our way out and retain posession in midfield, cos mostly anything up to him will come back.
At home that shouldn't be so much of a worry.
Away at Watford? Are we good enough to go away from home and pass and keep possession to support a striker like Sordell? I'd hope so, but I'm not convinced that we'd not just end up being under pressure and lumping balls forwards and it coming straight back for long periods.
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The difference in attitude between the Sordell that played the first Sunderland match and the Sordell yesterday is amazing. Looks like he just needs a bit of love. He even clapped the fans when he was subbed.
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Sometimes, mobility can be as important as the ability to hold off a defender. It'd be nice to play somebody who has both abilities (N'gog), but then we lose any chance of scoring. The extra man in midfield (Watford usually play 2 up top) can help us retain the ball and repel any pressure.BWFC_Insane wrote:Agree with most of this, especially the movement and attacking the near post.boltonboris wrote:That Sordell goal.. He's the only striker we have who does the most basic of basic things for a striker. He attacks the front post when we have the ball in wide areas. It's not the first time we've seen it from him. I hope it's not the last. His starting positions are perfect. in-between the centre backs and then nips in front as the ball comes in.
Davies and N'gog just don't do this. Davies, because he's scared of running in case he gets tired and N'gog, because he's scared of missing.
He's a goalscorer.. We need to keep playing him. We can play him into fitness.
The problem is though, that he doesn't offer an awful lot in the way of hold up play. He's neat when the ball is to feet and he's a handful when the ball goes in behind.
But on his own up front he's very reliant on us being able to play our way out and retain posession in midfield, cos mostly anything up to him will come back.
At home that shouldn't be so much of a worry.
Away at Watford? Are we good enough to go away from home and pass and keep possession to support a striker like Sordell? I'd hope so, but I'm not convinced that we'd not just end up being under pressure and lumping balls forwards and it coming straight back for long periods.
My only worry in this game is our back 4 getting butchered by some handy and quick attackers. Spearing has a big part to play on Saturday.
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Really enjoyable game. I'm very philosophical after a defeat like that, gutting at the time but on reflection a hell of a lot of positives.
Vela looked very good in possession and might have a decent career at our level. Sordell looks sharp, made a few decent runs and a very good run for the goal. I can almost guarantee Davo wouldn't have got there. He is very much like Eagles, strikes me as a confidence player. Just before his goal he made a clever dribble and played in Eagles. Little things like that will do him good in the long run.
It was also noticeable how many fewer long balls we played, its been said so many times but Davo is such an easy outball that it becomes counter productive by the number of long balls we play.
And where has this form for Alonso come from? From horrible performance after another he's now churning out world class level games week in week out. He might have been the best of the two very good left backs on show.
Vela looked very good in possession and might have a decent career at our level. Sordell looks sharp, made a few decent runs and a very good run for the goal. I can almost guarantee Davo wouldn't have got there. He is very much like Eagles, strikes me as a confidence player. Just before his goal he made a clever dribble and played in Eagles. Little things like that will do him good in the long run.
It was also noticeable how many fewer long balls we played, its been said so many times but Davo is such an easy outball that it becomes counter productive by the number of long balls we play.
And where has this form for Alonso come from? From horrible performance after another he's now churning out world class level games week in week out. He might have been the best of the two very good left backs on show.
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