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Tomo
Honestly, after today's performance and result, I'd be thrilled with Poch being as YOLO as he wants at Stamford Bridge. Will liven up the midweek lull, that's for sure!
I like it. Lifts the atmosphere in the stadium.
Not even negative
Yorkshire_Spurs
Yorkie - you (and me by association) got one right :eriksenlol:
Have to agree
Performance of the season for me (which admittedly isn't saying a lot). All I've wanted to see from this lot is a glimmer of hope that they are capable of lifting themselves. Wouldn't even have cared if we had lost or drawn today. Right now I'd much rather see things that can be built on for the future rather than lucky wins like Hull.
Hopefully this is the turning point, for the team in general, for Poch and for Roberto.
Hopefully this is the turning point, for the team in general, for Poch and for Roberto.
So glad to see Soldado score a proper goal. You hear people say—the commentators were talking about it again today— that he just needs one to go in off his ass or a deflection or whatever. But Soldado has scored two weird ones this season: the one off Townsend's shot and that weird header. It didn't help his confidence at all.
Now I can't get into his head, but my guess is a guy with a track record like Soldado knows the difference between a quality finish and a bit of luck. For a young player maybe any goal will do the trick but for an old dog like Soldado I bet he needed a solid goal.Hopefully finishing one really nicely today will start building his confidence again.
Now I can't get into his head, but my guess is a guy with a track record like Soldado knows the difference between a quality finish and a bit of luck. For a young player maybe any goal will do the trick but for an old dog like Soldado I bet he needed a solid goal.Hopefully finishing one really nicely today will start building his confidence again.
Love this quote on so many levels. Finally gets the team playing the way he wants. The future is bright.
Disagree completely on Rose (who is injured) as he gives 110% every time he's on the pitch but it might be right about the others.
Ridiculous to think that we been luckier this season than any other I can remember. God knows where we would be without the easy sending off's and the missed handballs. What comes around goes around i guess.
Didnt think Everton where at their best today, Baines didn't put a good delivery in all game, and they miss Mcarthy but we played well once we equalised. Just goes to show how much of a factor having the crowd behind the players is. We get a quick equalizer, the lane is rocking and we are a different team.
Didnt think Everton where at their best today, Baines didn't put a good delivery in all game, and they miss Mcarthy but we played well once we equalised. Just goes to show how much of a factor having the crowd behind the players is. We get a quick equalizer, the lane is rocking and we are a different team.
Nah.
It's part of Pochettino's system for the fullbacks to in essence be wingers when we have the ball. It's why our width is so poor with Walker out. Watch Southampton last season. Shaw and Clyne are generally the furthest players up the pitch besides the striker when Southampton has the ball.