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“Comfortably numb” but at least we got ourselves in the hat for the next game, and if we can dispose off those “Geordie Maggots” and get ourselves into the last eight, then this is usually when a competition really begins to start hotting-up.
I lost all my programmes from the Joe Royle era when there was a flood in the basement of the place where they were being stored. My Dad also has some of his programmes in the same bag…one of them was the Munich game!!
Heartbreaking.
Everyone watches the game. They do it with an objective, critical eye which is not something that could be said about you.
It is stupid put 2 keepers on the bench as it denies a match-day experience for an U-21 player who they club want to integrate into the first team.
Some thoughts on the game:
1) Dibling’s passing, link-up play and tracking back has improved hugely – he is a better player than Johnston in every facet of his game; the only advantage Johnston has is pace.
2) KDH has not started off the season that well, but I still prefer him as the box-to-box midfielder with Hackney ahead of him.
3) Everton are able to control games more with Grealish in the line-up.
4) Those waxing lyrical about Mykolenko at Spurs, watch this game on rewind.
If we can secure a home win against Ipswich on Saturday, he will go into the international break well-satisfied given what he was handed after the summer disasterclass.
One minute were passing it backwards and forwards across the pitch then we decide to go at them and looked slick.
Our passing and movement has improved enormously this season and with better finishing we would be scoring a lot more goals.
Barry is patently not the answer and I think we should experiment with George, Johnson and/or Alcaraz in that position especially against the teams that don’t have big yard dogs as CBs.
Agree with those that thought Dibling was MOTM, closely followed by Jake Obrien. but I thought Hackney, Garner and Grealish looked very leggy second half.
Be interesting to see the line up for Ipswich.