Must be said in his defence that when he doesn't have time to think about what he's doing, his finishing can be clinical enough. It's when he gets time, he seems to panic almost.
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Must be said in his defence that when he doesn't have time to think about what he's doing, his finishing can be clinical enough. It's when he gets time, he seems to panic almost.
I think he just got caught out ball watching and the winger got in behind him. The same thing could have easily happened if he was at centre back so nothing to do with swapping positions imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by John83
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Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Which one is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
I don't remember him holding up the ball. Anytime he had the ball at his feet he was moving.Quote:
Hynes held the ball up well enough on Friday. Could head it too.
Nothing to do with his finishing in this case, just poor decision making. It was very difficult to control the ball when running onto it that fast (I still think he should have got it under control though) and the best thing to have done was to hit it first time. Once it's on target and to the side of the keeper there's no chance of him saving it. Unfortunately his lack of experience in situations like that showed there- Paul Byrne would have taken that chance imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poor Student
Except it doesn't happen to him at centre back. Ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
And also the insertion of 'imo' into Dman's statement does not add anything to it. It is already clear that it is his opinion.
He made a mistake. Get over it.Quote:
Originally Posted by John83
Not the point. It wasn't a single mistake - he was rubbish for fifteen minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
It can be both. He's clinical in that one isolated incident which we don't see very often. However, it doesn't take away from the general fact that his finishing is poor.Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
What other mistakes?Quote:
Originally Posted by John83
Your getting finishing and being clinical mixed up. I accept that he is not clinical but that is down to a lack of composure*, not being a poor finisher.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
*He somehow transforms when taking penalties.;)
Welcome to the realms of doublethink...
The left winger got past him easily again about 5 minutes after the goal. I don't like to be critical of Kenna as he's been brilliant all year (and for a few years now) but at right back on Friday, he didn't look comfortable at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge