Yeah, completely lateral. Shifting ball out to the fast wing backs in space was they only time they moved forward. Molumby in there with his drive forward would be a huge a improvement from my biased perspective.
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Yeah, completely lateral. Shifting ball out to the fast wing backs in space was they only time they moved forward. Molumby in there with his drive forward would be a huge a improvement from my biased perspective.
Brighton's best attacking option there, but the kid is drought and frustrated, misjudged a header with an open goal, better when he moves around and then to the center. Played better when a target man came in.
He needs a 9 to play around, you know, to pick and roll
No sign of Connolly (or Molumby) in the Brighton 20 man squad today. Haven't heard that either player is injured.
Connolly is injured. Groin niggle.
Great name for a bandQuote:
Originally Posted by Olé Olé
Goal to put his side up 1-0 against Wolves after 13 minutes. He could have done with a goal sooner rather than later.
He followed that up with a great overhead attempt. Unfortunately looks like he’s injured his hamstring and has been withdrawn at half time.
Nice goal for Connolly ! The defender that could not even get a tackle in despite the fella that crossed the ball falling down would want to be getting a bit closer to his man !Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
pretty lousy description of his 1-0 man, the kid got a hamstring later onQuote:
Originally Posted by seanfhear
Good Argentine defenders would never let that happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bielsa´s irish
Of course not, ....."0-0 is the perfect result" Friedrich NietszcheQuote:
Originally Posted by seanfhear
Ireland has one of half of that sorted at the moment !Quote:
Originally Posted by Bielsa´s irish
Missed an absolute golden chance to get his third goal of the season against Spurs, Alderweireld did make a great block, but with only the defender to beat, Connolly should have scored
He needs to stay away from [COLOR=#333333]muscle strains for a while. should sleep better, the young and the restless
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Connolly has deleted his twitter account - apparently he was getting loads of abuse over the miss against Spurs, seemingly coming from punters who had backed a 2-0 win (can't have been too many of those I'd have thought).
No harm. Twitter is a cesspitQuote:
Originally Posted by osarusan
That is sickening. Based on some of his interviews, Connolly doesn't strike me as the type that needs to be told that was an awful miss. He really needs to eradicate those though if he's going to be a long term Premiership player like he definitely can be.
Honestly at a certain point players should have their social media accounts managed by third party firms. There is no point having unfettered access to random trolls bashing you.
There is value in being able to Tweet out messages to fans/the public but there is very little value in directly consuming unfiltered messages from the public when you are a prominent figure.
Absolutely bang onQuote:
Originally Posted by irishfan86