Foreverinbluedreams wrote:I believe Pep made the call and told Mahrez to take it? Daft!
Apparently he was banging them in in training and the decision was based on that, pressure enough on that penalty without nominating the new guy to step up.
There again, hindsight is a wonderful thing.
mr_nool wrote:I thought Mahrez was alright in the second half, the penalty miss aside. It was obvious Pep had gone for ball retention and possession rather than pace - hence Mahrez over Sané.
carl_feedthegoat wrote:You pay big money to have big players to win you big games - Mahrez failed , and yes , it’s his bastard fault for missing , something he’s got history on and if he was a team player he shouldn’t have tried to grab the headlines by insisting on taking the fuxkign penalty .
Also PeP didn’t know his past history in missing penalty’s ffs !!! , so much for PeP analyses everything and everyone - Bullshit!
To think foden suffers on the bench to allow this fucker to play instead of him .
Annoyed as we were better than the dippers today and we didn’t take advantage .
patrickblue wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:You pay big money to have big players to win you big games - Mahrez failed , and yes , it’s his bastard fault for missing , something he’s got history on and if he was a team player he shouldn’t have tried to grab the headlines by insisting on taking the fuxkign penalty .
Also PeP didn’t know his past history in missing penalty’s ffs !!! , so much for PeP analyses everything and everyone - Bullshit!
To think foden suffers on the bench to allow this fucker to play instead of him .
Annoyed as we were better than the dippers today and we didn’t take advantage .
Agree with that apart from the highlighted bit.
Pep told him he had to take it, so it's 100% down to Pep.
I especially agree with the last bit though, we were much the better side, and missed a golden opportunity to get another monkey off our back.
sheblue wrote:He scores the penalty he is the best signing ever, he missed the penalty and he is the worst signing of all time!![]()
He will come good and if there is anyone who can bring out the best of him its Pep.
Of course he needs time, were not Leicester, were way more complicated and he will learn.
Mase wrote:sheblue wrote:He scores the penalty he is the best signing ever, he missed the penalty and he is the worst signing of all time!![]()
He will come good and if there is anyone who can bring out the best of him its Pep.
Of course he needs time, were not Leicester, were way more complicated and he will learn.
Pep couldn't bring out the best in players like Zlatan. What's with this arrogance we have that Pep is the Messiah?
How good was Nolito? What did Pep do with him apart from cut his loses?
mr_nool wrote:Mase wrote:sheblue wrote:He scores the penalty he is the best signing ever, he missed the penalty and he is the worst signing of all time!![]()
He will come good and if there is anyone who can bring out the best of him its Pep.
Of course he needs time, were not Leicester, were way more complicated and he will learn.
Pep couldn't bring out the best in players like Zlatan. What's with this arrogance we have that Pep is the Messiah?
How good was Nolito? What did Pep do with him apart from cut his loses?
Sorry mate, Nolito wasn't particularly good and he was a poor fit for our system. It felt like he was brought in as a stop gap solution until Sané would find his feet and him spitting his dummy wouldn't have helped.
Zlatan is a head case who needs the team built around him. I think Pep learned a lot from that and that's why he's adamant to sign players who fits the setup personality wise.
zuricity wrote:Ah , the next day blues.
It would have been nice for Mahrez to get the goal. We would still have to ride it out to the end of the game and who knows what might have happened differently from a spot kick off.
Still we are top of the league and moving on now to knock up points and put pressure on Chelsea, who i feel will be our real threat and not Scousepool.
It would have been fantastic, but it all happened too fast - just brilliant if Pep had said to Ed 'go on son' take the penalty. That would have really blown Klopp's brains out.
Now two weeks of boredom until it all starts again.
Mase wrote:Surely if this guy is amazing and class and POTY he doesn't need a season to "fit in" with the team?
FA cup winners 2006 wrote:Mase wrote:Surely if this guy is amazing and class and POTY he doesn't need a season to "fit in" with the team?
Some player gave an interview last season (maybe Walker) and he said that at first Pep absolutely bombards you with information but when you have time to take it in, apply it in training over and over again, it eventually comes good in matches and it is then easy and second nature.
In Pep's first season, it took a long time for some of our established premier league players to get a handle on this game plan. Mahrez will be no different.
The more minutes he gets on the pitch, the better he will become
Mase wrote:mr_nool wrote:Mase wrote:sheblue wrote:He scores the penalty he is the best signing ever, he missed the penalty and he is the worst signing of all time!![]()
He will come good and if there is anyone who can bring out the best of him its Pep.
Of course he needs time, were not Leicester, were way more complicated and he will learn.
Pep couldn't bring out the best in players like Zlatan. What's with this arrogance we have that Pep is the Messiah?
How good was Nolito? What did Pep do with him apart from cut his loses?
Sorry mate, Nolito wasn't particularly good and he was a poor fit for our system. It felt like he was brought in as a stop gap solution until Sané would find his feet and him spitting his dummy wouldn't have helped.
Zlatan is a head case who needs the team built around him. I think Pep learned a lot from that and that's why he's adamant to sign players who fits the setup personality wise.
If Nolito wasn't good then why did Pep sign him? Proved my point for me, thanks mate.
Who is Mahrez a stop gap for?
iwasthere2012 wrote:FA cup winners 2006 wrote:Mase wrote:Surely if this guy is amazing and class and POTY he doesn't need a season to "fit in" with the team?
Some player gave an interview last season (maybe Walker) and he said that at first Pep absolutely bombards you with information but when you have time to take it in, apply it in training over and over again, it eventually comes good in matches and it is then easy and second nature.
In Pep's first season, it took a long time for some of our established premier league players to get a handle on this game plan. Mahrez will be no different.
The more minutes he gets on the pitch, the better he will become
And then we’ll love him.
For now though, he’s a bit, meh!
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