Sun Dec 05, 2010 11:30 am
ninianblue wrote:hes not at the level o f player we want, loovens, johnson
Sun Dec 05, 2010 12:31 pm
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It's not picking at other things, at the end of the day we cannot expect our attack to score 3 or 4 games every game to make sure we win. Today our attack had an off day, and when that happens, the defense have to do their job. But the defense continually lets us down.
An off day? We've scored 1 goal in our last 3 home games
You are of course correct, and that's because the opposition know that if they defend and stop us scoring, it's guaranteed our defense are going to slip up. There is no problem with our fire power, we scored 4 at Scunthorpe recently and we will always score goals. When was the last time we kept a clean sheet? Hull at home? That's months ago if that's the case!
Sun Dec 05, 2010 12:32 pm
ninianblue wrote:hes not at the level o f player we want, loovens, johnson
Sun Dec 05, 2010 1:03 pm
DaveSheffield wrote:Spaceman wrote:How can you blame Hudson for today? Why don't you blame our midfield and strikeforce for not being able too put away any chances today? Over 20 shots on goal, only one went in
This.
Hudson, to be fair to the boy, hasn't done much wrong at all this season if you look at our games with a clear head.
He's not the quickest and does have a poor pass, but that's exactly the same as Roger Johnson and he was worshipped (though funnily enough not all the time he was here).
I've found myself saying "Well done, good tackle/header/block Hudson" more than once a game in most games this season.
Frankly, he's our second best defender. It's not hard mind.
Riggott doesn't exist. That much is fact.
Sun Dec 05, 2010 1:41 pm
Kanester wrote:DaveSheffield wrote:Spaceman wrote:How can you blame Hudson for today? Why don't you blame our midfield and strikeforce for not being able too put away any chances today? Over 20 shots on goal, only one went in
This.
Hudson, to be fair to the boy, hasn't done much wrong at all this season if you look at our games with a clear head.
He's not the quickest and does have a poor pass, but that's exactly the same as Roger Johnson and he was worshipped (though funnily enough not all the time he was here).
I've found myself saying "Well done, good tackle/header/block Hudson" more than once a game in most games this season.
Frankly, he's our second best defender. It's not hard mind.
Riggott doesn't exist. That much is fact.
I stopped reading when you compared Hudson to Roger Johnson. Hudson makes some great blocks and tackles but he is to slow for this level and makes to many mistakes. Not good enough for a team going for promotion.
Sun Dec 05, 2010 3:32 pm
Spaceman wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It's not picking at other things, at the end of the day we cannot expect our attack to score 3 or 4 games every game to make sure we win. Today our attack had an off day, and when that happens, the defense have to do their job. But the defense continually lets us down.
An off day? We've scored 1 goal in our last 3 home games
You are of course correct, and that's because the opposition know that if they defend and stop us scoring, it's guaranteed our defense are going to slip up. There is no problem with our fire power, we scored 4 at Scunthorpe recently and we will always score goals. When was the last time we kept a clean sheet? Hull at home? That's months ago if that's the case!
But we aren't going to win games if we can't score goals, which we haven't been doing over the last month and a bit
Sun Dec 05, 2010 3:56 pm
Sun Dec 05, 2010 4:26 pm
Lawnmower wrote:
Overall no width and everyone looking for the long ball. Get Bellamy on the left and tell him to stay wide, spread the game. Tell the keeper and full backs to collect it short and build. make one of the midfielders responsible for coming and taking the ball short off the centre halfs. do this and we'll start making spaces. We played well in patches beleive it or not, but it was all too tight.
Sun Dec 05, 2010 4:37 pm
Lawnmower wrote:Yes but if we fail to score, why can't we grind out a 0-0 draw? Newcastle could last season, QPR are doing it this season and that' why they were/are top of the league. When you have a reliable defense, you only need to pinch a goal, the defense is the key and they're letting us down.
Sun Dec 05, 2010 4:37 pm
Sun Dec 05, 2010 4:44 pm
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Sun Dec 05, 2010 4:47 pm
beddau blue wrote:have a look at hudsons positioning in the wall for the free kick that led to the goal![]()
enough said
Sun Dec 05, 2010 4:48 pm
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Lawnmower wrote:Yes but if we fail to score, why can't we grind out a 0-0 draw? Newcastle could last season, QPR are doing it this season and that' why they were/are top of the league. When you have a reliable defense, you only need to pinch a goal, the defense is the key and they're letting us down.
Would have been a clean sheet yesterday if our winger didnt jump up in the air at the free kick.
do you not think that the lack of support and cover from our midfield is a major cause of the no of goals we concede ?
Our last clean sheet was Leeds away.
Sun Dec 05, 2010 5:01 pm
Lawnmower wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Lawnmower wrote:Yes but if we fail to score, why can't we grind out a 0-0 draw? Newcastle could last season, QPR are doing it this season and that' why they were/are top of the league. When you have a reliable defense, you only need to pinch a goal, the defense is the key and they're letting us down.
Would have been a clean sheet yesterday if our winger didnt jump up in the air at the free kick.
do you not think that the lack of support and cover from our midfield is a major cause of the no of goals we concede ?
Our last clean sheet was Leeds away.
It would have been a clean sheet yesterday if the defense didn't give the free-kick away in the first place. I think it's harsh to blame Burke, yes he jumped and it deflected off him, but that's down to communication. Someone should have told Burke not to jump.
Sun Dec 05, 2010 5:05 pm
Lawnmower wrote:beddau blue wrote:have a look at hudsons positioning in the wall for the free kick that led to the goal![]()
enough said
Seem it time and time again. The ball went nowhere near Hudson. It wasnt even hit properly. The ball hit Burke who was out of the edge of the wall -Burke was jumping, God knows why, and it deflected off his feet.
If you've got Sky+ take a look.
Sun Dec 05, 2010 5:13 pm
CCFC- Bramhill wrote:f**k OFF !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sun Dec 05, 2010 5:30 pm
beddau blue wrote:Lawnmower wrote:beddau blue wrote:have a look at hudsons positioning in the wall for the free kick that led to the goal![]()
enough said
Seem it time and time again. The ball went nowhere near Hudson. It wasnt even hit properly. The ball hit Burke who was out of the edge of the wall -Burke was jumping, God knows why, and it deflected off his feet.
If you've got Sky+ take a look.
take a look at hudson pussyfooting behind parkin,he should be bossing him in that situation not letting parkin dictate where he wants to stand in the wall
Sun Dec 05, 2010 5:33 pm
Sun Dec 05, 2010 5:41 pm
Lawnmower wrote:It would have been a clean sheet yesterday if the defense didn't give the free-kick away in the first place. I think it's harsh to blame Burke, yes he jumped and it deflected off him, but that's down to communication. Someone should have told Burke not to jump.
Sun Dec 05, 2010 7:10 pm
[/quote]Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Lawnmower wrote:It would have been a clean sheet yesterday if the defense didn't give the free-kick away in the first place. I think it's harsh to blame Burke, yes he jumped and it deflected off him, but that's down to communication. Someone should have told Burke not to jump.
So what if the ball was struck over Burke's head? You would probably then be saying it was Burke's fault for not jumping to block it! In a wall, the first question you ask to one another is are we all jumping, or are we all staying to ground? Burke was the only one to jump so either everyone made a decision to stay to ground and Burke didn't get the message or no decision was made at all. Anyway, the goal would never have happened if the free-kick wasn't given away in the first place!
Hudsons fault. Should have held Burke down.![]()
FFS Burke is a pro footballer. Face the ball and block it, its not rocket science. Feckin parks footballers know not to do that.
Sun Dec 05, 2010 7:34 pm
SteW wrote:Someone around me was saying that Hudson is going to Celtic in January, and Loovens is coming here.
Sorry if it's been mentioned on here already.
Sun Dec 05, 2010 7:46 pm
Lawnmower wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Lawnmower wrote:It would have been a clean sheet yesterday if the defense didn't give the free-kick away in the first place. I think it's harsh to blame Burke, yes he jumped and it deflected off him, but that's down to communication. Someone should have told Burke not to jump.
So what if the ball was struck over Burke's head? You would probably then be saying it was Burke's fault for not jumping to block it! In a wall, the first question you ask to one another is are we all jumping, or are we all staying to ground? Burke was the only one to jump so either everyone made a decision to stay to ground and Burke didn't get the message or no decision was made at all. Anyway, the goal would never have happened if the free-kick wasn't given away in the first place!
Hudsons fault. Should have held Burke down.![]()
FFS Burke is a pro footballer. Face the ball and block it, its not rocket science. Feckin parks footballers know not to do that.