johnny crossan wrote:In the sprit of global understanding I see we are bringing a new spiritual dimension to the Academy
Justified logic wrote:johnny crossan wrote:In the sprit of global understanding I see we are bringing a new spiritual dimension to the Academy
Justified logic wrote:johnny crossan wrote:thought it kicked off at 7
It did. City 0-1 down after 6'.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:So that's 3 home games for the EDS and each one I would put down as disappointing. A win against Arsenal 1 nil but a fairly dour game and we were probably a bit lucky to hang on.
Then the scum came along and parked a couple of buses and went away with a draw. Uyd thay night i though were awful but we didn't have enough guile to break them down apart from a Diaz equaliser. Tonight against Leicester it was more of the same with Leicester more intent on stopping us than going for goals.
It probably didn't help they scored so early from a corner but it could have been even earlier when Tosin tried a shocker of a pass from the 6 yard box to the penalty spot and got it wrong.The shot was deflected. As ever one of the most notable things was that Leicester seemd to be a team of giants compared to our lot and I also thought they had a few over age players around but their size might have made me think that.
First half we were not very good and simple first touch and passing just wasnt there. A few good moments but nothing clear. The second half was better and more and more we created opportunities but that final ball wasnt there. Plenty of times in good crossing positions but Nemane (on for Dilrosin at half time), Maffeo and Angelino didn't get it right.
The goal came from a well worked corner that went out and back in centrally and found Leicester trying to get out but all over the place leaving Humphreys with plenty of space to finish very coolly from just inside the box. Another well worked corner saw maffeo with an acrobatic volley onto the top of the bar but somehow we didnt really look like scoring again to me.
Leicester all but gave up attacking in the 2nd half but it was that final ball which let us down. Diaz was largely ineffective tonight and it was Fernandez who looked the most likely. nemane had the beating of his full back when he came on but that final pass eluded him. Angelino played well forward but his crossing was mostly crap.
Kongolo was almost invisible as a creative attacking threat even if he did help win the midfield and keep the ball moving. so 3 home game , 1 goal in each and disappointing.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:So that's 3 home games for the EDS and each one I would put down as disappointing. A win against Arsenal 1 nil but a fairly dour game and we were probably a bit lucky to hang on.
Then the scum came along and parked a couple of buses and went away with a draw. Uyd thay night i though were awful but we didn't have enough guile to break them down apart from a Diaz equaliser. Tonight against Leicester it was more of the same with Leicester more intent on stopping us than going for goals.
It probably didn't help they scored so early from a corner but it could have been even earlier when Tosin tried a shocker of a pass from the 6 yard box to the penalty spot and got it wrong.The shot was deflected. As ever one of the most notable things was that Leicester seemd to be a team of giants compared to our lot and I also thought they had a few over age players around but their size might have made me think that.
First half we were not very good and simple first touch and passing just wasnt there. A few good moments but nothing clear. The second half was better and more and more we created opportunities but that final ball wasnt there. Plenty of times in good crossing positions but Nemane (on for Dilrosin at half time), Maffeo and Angelino didn't get it right.
The goal came from a well worked corner that went out and back in centrally and found Leicester trying to get out but all over the place leaving Humphreys with plenty of space to finish very coolly from just inside the box. Another well worked corner saw maffeo with an acrobatic volley onto the top of the bar but somehow we didnt really look like scoring again to me.
Leicester all but gave up attacking in the 2nd half but it was that final ball which let us down. Diaz was largely ineffective tonight and it was Fernandez who looked the most likely. nemane had the beating of his full back when he came on but that final pass eluded him. Angelino played well forward but his crossing was mostly crap.
Kongolo was almost invisible as a creative attacking threat even if he did help win the midfield and keep the ball moving. so 3 home game , 1 goal in each and disappointing.
Justified logic wrote:Douglas Higginbottom wrote:So that's 3 home games for the EDS and each one I would put down as disappointing. A win against Arsenal 1 nil but a fairly dour game and we were probably a bit lucky to hang on.
Then the scum came along and parked a couple of buses and went away with a draw. Uyd thay night i though were awful but we didn't have enough guile to break them down apart from a Diaz equaliser. Tonight against Leicester it was more of the same with Leicester more intent on stopping us than going for goals.
It probably didn't help they scored so early from a corner but it could have been even earlier when Tosin tried a shocker of a pass from the 6 yard box to the penalty spot and got it wrong.The shot was deflected. As ever one of the most notable things was that Leicester seemd to be a team of giants compared to our lot and I also thought they had a few over age players around but their size might have made me think that.
First half we were not very good and simple first touch and passing just wasnt there. A few good moments but nothing clear. The second half was better and more and more we created opportunities but that final ball wasnt there. Plenty of times in good crossing positions but Nemane (on for Dilrosin at half time), Maffeo and Angelino didn't get it right.
The goal came from a well worked corner that went out and back in centrally and found Leicester trying to get out but all over the place leaving Humphreys with plenty of space to finish very coolly from just inside the box. Another well worked corner saw maffeo with an acrobatic volley onto the top of the bar but somehow we didnt really look like scoring again to me.
Leicester all but gave up attacking in the 2nd half but it was that final ball which let us down. Diaz was largely ineffective tonight and it was Fernandez who looked the most likely. nemane had the beating of his full back when he came on but that final pass eluded him. Angelino played well forward but his crossing was mostly crap.
Kongolo was almost invisible as a creative attacking threat even if he did help win the midfield and keep the ball moving. so 3 home game , 1 goal in each and disappointing.
Only the goalscorer Benalouane was overage (29). All the others were 20 or younger.
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Wonderwall wrote:U18s won again today. this time it's a 4-0 win over Sunderland with Sanchez coring twice, he is the next one to make his debut. Probably next season in the league cup.
Moonchesteri wrote:Wonderwall wrote:U18s won again today. this time it's a 4-0 win over Sunderland with Sanchez coring twice, he is the next one to make his debut. Probably next season in the league cup.
who is he? first time I've heard his name
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Moonchesteri wrote:Wonderwall wrote:U18s won again today. this time it's a 4-0 win over Sunderland with Sanchez coring twice, he is the next one to make his debut. Probably next season in the league cup.
who is he? first time I've heard his name
That's because it's a typo. It's Jadon Sancho and he is a truly magnificent player to watch. You have heard about Brahim Diaz, well this guy Sancho is potentially better. Plays from the left wing has total confidence , mesmeric feet and a great eye for a goal. I absolutely love watching him play and he is going to be a star.
We got him from Watford a couple of years ago and paid at least a million then. He is 16 now and he plays for england
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Moonchesteri wrote:Wonderwall wrote:U18s won again today. this time it's a 4-0 win over Sunderland with Sanchez coring twice, he is the next one to make his debut. Probably next season in the league cup.
who is he? first time I've heard his name
That's because it's a typo. It's Jadon Sancho and he is a truly magnificent player to watch. You have heard about Brahim Diaz, well this guy Sancho is potentially better. Plays from the left wing has total confidence , mesmeric feet and a great eye for a goal. I absolutely love watching him play and he is going to be a star.
We got him from Watford a couple of years ago and paid at least a million then. He is 16 now and he plays for england
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