Well i always thought he was...and he always scored against usScaloni Is The Messiah wrote:
He was never even close to that, mate.
Last thing i want to do is check anything statistically wise before i post like some.
He was always a goal threat...
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Well i always thought he was...and he always scored against usScaloni Is The Messiah wrote:
He was never even close to that, mate.
We defintely played a flat 4-4-2 for the first 60 mins then changed to a diamond 4-4-2 when diamanti and behrami came on.Chuck D wrote:What worries me most is that people who went yesterday cant seem to agree if we played 4-3-3 or 4-4-2.
So now we have three different posters saying three different formations!mickfbrown wrote:
We defintely played a flat 4-4-2 for the first 60 mins then changed to a diamond 4-4-2 when diamanti and behrami came on.
well Chuck, I suppose if you want to know, you could have gone yourself? Or maybe watched it on a stream? Or on Football FIrst via the red button?Chuck D wrote:
What worries me most is that people who went yesterday cant seem to agree if we played 4-3-3 or 4-4-2.
Nah, Wigan is a ****hole, I think I've been there enough times to have my fill of that place.joyful wrote:
well Chuck, I suppose if you want to know, you could have gone yourself? Or maybe watched it on a stream? Or on Football FIrst via the red button?
There was an empty seat near me too....
Well Chuck it could be that at 8300 feet, the lack of oxygen has starved my brain of the ability to reason properly...Chuck D wrote:Ouston
Good to see that your move has brought you to your senses.......
Clarkeclarke wrote:We played 4-4-2 yesterday. Stanislas on the left, and Noble woefully on the right with Parker, who got caught out doing the Parker figure of 8 turn about 5 times yesterday, and Kovac in the middle.
What pissed me off was that Carlton Cole seemed to get a knock in the first 2 mins, then bottled most challenges for the rest of the game.
Kovac swept up well but apart from picking up loose balls you wouldn't have known he was there, he just doesn't put himself about.
Zavon Hines was a positive, brilliant movement
well Chuck, as a Doris, I don't really feel qualified to comment, but I think it started out as 4 4 2 with Noble looking very uncomfortable playing wide, Cole having an off day, Parker not having a good day and Kovac looking lacking in match sharpness, ability and anything else much which makes a footballer. I think my little baby Hines did well for his first start and Faubert continued his good run of form. Tomkins should have scored a header but made a top class intervention to prevent a goalyou could always just tell us (me and the others who didnt go).
You mean left?? In the first half, playing towards us he spent most of his time out on the left wing. To be honest, I'm not sure the players quite knew what system we were playing, so no wonder none of us who went can agree on what we played (other than sh*te).clarke wrote:We played 4-4-2 yesterday. Stanislas on the left, and Noble woefully on the right with Parker, who got caught out doing the Parker figure of 8 turn about 5 times yesterday, and Kovac in the middle.
What pissed me off was that Carlton Cole seemed to get a knock in the first 2 mins, then bottled most challenges for the rest of the game.
Kovac swept up well but apart from picking up loose balls you wouldn't have known he was there, he just doesn't put himself about.
Zavon Hines was a positive, brilliant movement
I read that in the girly voice of Arabella Weir in the Fast Show. Just after the blokes arrive.....joyful wrote:
well Chuck, as a Doris, I don't really feel qualified to comment, but I think it started out as 4 4 2 with Noble looking very uncomfortable playing wide, Cole having an off day, Parker not having a good day and Kovac looking lacking in match sharpness, ability and anything else much which makes a footballer. I think my little baby Hines did well for his first start and Faubert continued his good run of form. Tomkins should have scored a header but made a top class intervention to prevent a goal
When Diamanti and Behrami came on, I think the formation changed to something else, but I couldn't quite work out what. I am not sure Behrami ever plays in "formation" as such, but rather enthusiastically chases a bouncy round thing, sometimes to great effect.
As a Doris, however, I can confidently say that Diamanti is cuter than the fluffiest kitten.
Chuck, sadly, if you asked some of the players they would be equally in the dark...Chuck D wrote:What worries me most is that people who went yesterday cant seem to agree if we played 4-3-3 or 4-4-2.
Possibly the worst match report I have ever read.Cuenca 'ammer wrote:So let's say your house cost 250 K, then you paid 250 K for it and everyone assumes you've just done a bank job or won the lottery ??
No one takes into account the fact that you have a 25 year mortgage and are in debt up to your armpits ??
Bloody 'ell the things you learn on here......
No wonder my ex missus was never bothered about bank balances and overdraft and credit limits.....She never thought we needed to pay the money back...
He is cute. That normally works - take Beckham for example.joyful wrote:
...Kovac looking lacking in match sharpness, ability and anything else much which makes a footballer...
I need to see him in the flesh before my judgement is passed ...joyful wrote:As a Doris, however, I can confidently say that Diamanti is cuter than the fluffiest kitten.
Is that the same Old Git whose a good few years younger than yourself ? :lol:upton girlie wrote:
Cracking match report joyful and glad you had fun with the old gits