I have never really understood how an offensive player can play well when he does not have the ball. Florentino Luis is the absolute epitome of how to play football without the ball. He's a beast.
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I have never really understood how an offensive player can play well when he does not have the ball. Florentino Luis is the absolute epitome of how to play football without the ball. He's a beast.
Leeds may have had the majority of possession but two moments of real quality won this match for the Clarets. A superb cross from Kyle brilliantly headed home by Ugochukwu and a screamer from Tchaouna. But for me given the run of play the clean sheet was decisive. Dubravka again was totally commanding with a brilliant save to touch Aaronson’s fierce drive onto the post. He gets my man of the match.
If only SP could sort out the striker position. Defensively and midfield we seem to be gelling based upon comments on here. We need someone who can score regularly though at this level to give us a chance.
The problem was masked a little last season as Brownhill was scoring on a regular basis.
Look up, pick your spot, hit the target. Wonderful goal from Tichaona. I don't see why he couldn't get 20 goals a season if he gets enough balls around the box.
A great team effort, two good goals, very promising centre back pairing but an unwelcome defensive approach near the end. [U[/U]
It's called seeing the game out mnrht. It's a great ploy when it works. XDQuote:
Originally Posted by mnrht
I know what the idea is BT but I'm not convinced it is ALWAYS the best policy. I think SP is though.
Putting the Kings of Chaos on together was a brilliant tactic as far as I was concerned. It's hard to concentrate on playing football when the elbows come out. XD