Mase wrote:It'll take a bit of time to get fully used to the system - for both the players and the fans to watch!
I think we had something like 77% possession. If we can keep that up throughout the season some teams won't be able to cope with the constant chasing and more gaps will open up.
However some teams will attack us more than Sunderland did and there were gaps to be exploited in our defence. Hopefully we'll be able to cope with that.
Kev and Sergwere quiet yesterday. I think once they're up to speed we'll be perfectly fine.
Cocacolajojo wrote:Mase wrote:It'll take a bit of time to get fully used to the system - for both the players and the fans to watch!
I think we had something like 77% possession. If we can keep that up throughout the season some teams won't be able to cope with the constant chasing and more gaps will open up.
However some teams will attack us more than Sunderland did and there were gaps to be exploited in our defence. Hopefully we'll be able to cope with that.
Kev and Sergwere quiet yesterday. I think once they're up to speed we'll be perfectly fine.
But will he ever be up to speed? Judging by the second half of last season, he seems to have lost a yard or two. Don't know. I'm a huge fan so I hope that my fears are exaggerated.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:I felt we were so busy playing a system that we forgot that it's meant to have an end product.
I was unimpressed with Nolito's first effort, it was better with Navas.
Stones was excellent. The passing from the back was clearly insisted upon and I couldn't help thinking Joe couldn't do what Willy did. Then again though, I'd never seen Willy do that either. All very interesting, but we still ended just bombing on, Prem style, in search of a salvage job.
Sunderland looked like a Moyes team.
Hazy2 wrote:Did not see the game due to a wedding. My hopes are judge it after half a dozen games or V the scum if we are settled. Great times ahead.
kinkylola wrote:let's also not underestimate the effect of playing a Moyes-lead Sunderland had on 77% possession without lots of attacking opportunities. Except for a brief moment, they lived off of 10 behind the ball with Defoe feeding on scraps.
Hazy2 wrote:Cocacolajojo wrote:Mase wrote:It'll take a bit of time to get fully used to the system - for both the players and the fans to watch!
I think we had something like 77% possession. If we can keep that up throughout the season some teams won't be able to cope with the constant chasing and more gaps will open up.
However some teams will attack us more than Sunderland did and there were gaps to be exploited in our defence. Hopefully we'll be able to cope with that.
Kev and Sergwere quiet yesterday. I think once they're up to speed we'll be perfectly fine.
But will he ever be up to speed? Judging by the second half of last season, he seems to have lost a yard or two. Don't know. I'm a huge fan so I hope that my fears are exaggerated.
City could do with the Dortmund lad top draw competition for Kun.
Return to The Maine Football forum
Users browsing this forum: adam_rushmer, Hazy2, Nigels Tackle, Paul68, Pretty Boy Lee, salford city, Sparklehorse and 182 guests