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Heck of a night. Still come away from that two parts relieved, one part disappointed and no parts confident. Our big mission was to absolutely smash a predictably determined Wrexham out of sight by half time and spend the next forty five showboating. Never fucking happens like that though, does it?

With an unconventional lineup and Hecky's need to rest players ahead of the upcoming tsunami of likely assassins, we sure made chances in the first half but equally predictably failed to capitalise. And the most frustrating aspect of our game is for us to endlessly play keepball across the backline. Side to side, back again, inside back back across the back, whilst the opposition set themselves and give us no options. They just know we'll burn time up and the crowd will get restless or we'll cough up possession. Going in at 0-0 at half time extends the documentary value but in truth didn't do much for Wrexham because Davies had not much to do. We just patiently and pointlessly played possession football and spunked obvious chances, like McAtee's one-on-one. In that situation (and NDaiye should have held back) you HAVE to get your shot on target. Feint, go the other way, draw the foul from the chasing defender or a stray arm from the keeper. Either way its a red. What you don't do is miss the goal entirely. Unforgivable. Second half we improved slightly but still managed to allow Wrexham ... a fucking non league side ... to harry and press and put us under pressure. Out opening goal was well worked and taken but to give them a spot kick from fuck all - and do the maths ... that ref aint gonna give us the benefit of the doubt even though it was technically a penner - is also unforgivable. See also Norwood's clumsy clumping for the second spot kick. At that moment the episode was in the bag save for Davies who paid back for his errors in the first leg. But it's odd about us isn't it? We have what ... seven or so players who played in the PL out there and a PL loanee, plus a World Cup player or two and still we looked hopeless against the sheer parks footballery of Mullins. Next time out you can forgive Harry Kane dancing rings round our back three and bagging a hat-trick but Mullins, for all his shithousery, epitomised what it takes to be a fucking nuisance up top.

I'm glad we won. Like Billy, they can lick the underside of my fucking bawbag with their massive away crowd that is possibly three times bigger than their normal Saturday home crowd. They can chomp my turds in a fluffy breadcake with Stork on it for all their billy big time Hollywood/Disney bollocks. They came, they got beat. Now fuck off back to that town the other side of Stoke and back to the small time. You've had your say and it amounted to fuck all. We've got business to do. Flare-throwing peasants.

Davies 7/10: Full two points for a pretty quiet performance simply for saving us the humiliation of going down 2-1 from which we wouldn't come back from.
Basham 6/10: Oddly out wide at RWB but although his superpowers are fading, he still put a moderately decent shift in tonight
Anel 5/10: First half he was poor. Took his goal well then practically gave them their penalty.
Egan 7/10: I thought he played well and got himself in places to deny Wrexham (yeah ... non league Wrexham) the chances they were likely to capitalise from
JLT 6/10: Thought he too gave a committed Morganesque performance
Osborn 7/10: A lot better from him. Although still vulnerable I thought he got involved and made telling runs and crosses tonight
Berge 6/10: Again, sometimes when he is on the ball he pushes past players and shows his class. But tonight he is up against non-leaguers. Took his goal really well but robbed a few times and at others he just failed to make his effect work to dominate
Coullibally 6.5/10: Thought he looked promising. Good eye for playmaking and deft footwork, Why the fuck he was hooked is a mystery
McAtee 5/10: Thought he came back into the game second half after a dismal first smattered with errors and fuck ups. Good lay off for Berge's goal
NDaiye 7/10: Again, loads of digging out of the ball and making half chances his own to get us back on the front foot. His skill level and energy is way above the rest of the team
Sharp 5/10: He spent a lot of time trying to muscle in and right at the death, wins the match for us and puts Wrexham to sleep. He does what it says on the label, does Billy.

Norwood 6/10: Added some composure to the midfield but I'd have hooked McAtee and put Coullibally in his place and put Norwood in at CDM. Great cross field ball to Sharp which their defender fucked up to his cost
Lowe 5/10: Not a massive amount for him to comment on. We changed to 4-3-3 then.
Brooks - No mark

HJ&SMcC 6/10: Yeah, we got there and we didn't get humiliatingly dumped out of the competition by a non league side at Bramall Lane after struggling to draw with them at their place. The tale of the tape this season is 'making hard work of it' and we have done this since beating Burnley at Bramall Lane all those long weeks ago. I am not really sure what his ideal side is or what his most effective tactic is. We are on them, fail to score, allow them back into the game and struggle to finish. But we don't get beat, which is somewhat a pyrrhic, bittersweet bonus. Give Spurs the next round, protect the squad and don't let this points gap drop to anything below six points because if by Birmingham away in May we are down to the last game we'll end up in the playoffs and we all know what happens there.

And those rather suspect entities running the club need to get this fucking sale sorted out quickly. We will need at least £120m to finish 17th in the PL next season. This current squad won't make it. Tonight is proof.

pommpey
 

Heck of a night. Still come away from that two parts relieved, one part disappointed and no parts confident. Our big mission was to absolutely smash a predictably determined Wrexham out of sight by half time and spend the next forty five showboating. Never fucking happens like that though, does it?

With an unconventional lineup and Hecky's need to rest players ahead of the upcoming tsunami of likely assassins, we sure made chances in the first half but equally predictably failed to capitalise. And the most frustrating aspect of our game is for us to endlessly play keepball across the backline. Side to side, back again, inside back back across the back, whilst the opposition set themselves and give us no options. They just know we'll burn time up and the crowd will get restless or we'll cough up possession. Going in at 0-0 at half time extends the documentary value but in truth didn't do much for Wrexham because Davies had not much to do. We just patiently and pointlessly played possession football and spunked obvious chances, like McAtee's one-on-one. In that situation (and NDaiye should have held back) you HAVE to get your shot on target. Feint, go the other way, draw the foul from the chasing defender or a stray arm from the keeper. Either way its a red. What you don't do is miss the goal entirely. Unforgivable. Second half we improved slightly but still managed to allow Wrexham ... a fucking non league side ... to harry and press and put us under pressure. Out opening goal was well worked and taken but to give them a spot kick from fuck all - and do the maths ... that ref aint gonna give us the benefit of the doubt even though it was technically a penner - is also unforgivable. See also Norwood's clumsy clumping for the second spot kick. At that moment the episode was in the bag save for Davies who paid back for his errors in the first leg. But it's odd about us isn't it? We have what ... seven or so players who played in the PL out there and a PL loanee, plus a World Cup player or two and still we looked hopeless against the sheer parks footballery of Mullins. Next time out you can forgive Harry Kane dancing rings round our back three and bagging a hat-trick but Mullins, for all his shithousery, epitomised what it takes to be a fucking nuisance up top.

I'm glad we won. Like Billy, they can lick the underside of my fucking bawbag with their massive away crowd that is possibly three times bigger than their normal Saturday home crowd. They can chomp my turds in a fluffy breadcake with Stork on it for all their billy big time Hollywood/Disney bollocks. They came, they got beat. Now fuck off back to that town the other side of Stoke and back to the small time. You've had your say and it amounted to fuck all. We've got business to do. Flare-throwing peasants.

Davies 7/10: Full two points for a pretty quiet performance simply for saving us the humiliation of going down 2-1 from which we wouldn't come back from.
Basham 6/10: Oddly out wide at RWB but although his superpowers are fading, he still put a moderately decent shift in tonight
Anel 5/10: First half he was poor. Took his goal well then practically gave them their penalty.
Egan 7/10: I thought he played well and got himself in places to deny Wrexham (yeah ... non league Wrexham) the chances they were likely to capitalise from
JLT 6/10: Thought he too gave a committed Morganesque performance
Osborn 7/10: A lot better from him. Although still vulnerable I thought he got involved and made telling runs and crosses tonight
Berge 6/10: Again, sometimes when he is on the ball he pushes past players and shows his class. But tonight he is up against non-leaguers. Took his goal really well but robbed a few times and at others he just failed to make his effect work to dominate
Coullibally 6.5/10: Thought he looked promising. Good eye for playmaking and deft footwork, Why the fuck he was hooked is a mystery
McAtee 5/10: Thought he came back into the game second half after a dismal first smattered with errors and fuck ups. Good lay off for Berge's goal
NDaiye 7/10: Again, loads of digging out of the ball and making half chances his own to get us back on the front foot. His skill level and energy is way above the rest of the team
Sharp 5/10: He spent a lot of time trying to muscle in and right at the death, wins the match for us and puts Wrexham to sleep. He does what it says on the label, does Billy.

Norwood 6/10: Added some composure to the midfield but I'd have hooked McAtee and put Coullibally in his place and put Norwood in at CDM. Great cross field ball to Sharp which their defender fucked up to his cost
Lowe 5/10: Not a massive amount for him to comment on. We changed to 4-3-3 then.
Brooks - No mark

HJ&SMcC 6/10: Yeah, we got there and we didn't get humiliatingly dumped out of the competition by a non league side at Bramall Lane after struggling to draw with them at their place. The tale of the tape this season is 'making hard work of it' and we have done this since beating Burnley at Bramall Lane all those long weeks ago. I am not really sure what his ideal side is or what his most effective tactic is. We are on them, fail to score, allow them back into the game and struggle to finish. But we don't get beat, which is somewhat a pyrrhic, bittersweet bonus. Give Spurs the next round, protect the squad and don't let this points gap drop to anything below six points because if by Birmingham away in May we are down to the last game we'll end up in the playoffs and we all know what happens there.

And those rather suspect entities running the club need to get this fucking sale sorted out quickly. We will need at least £120m to finish 17th in the PL next season. This current squad won't make it. Tonight is proof.

pommpey

First

pommpey
 
Not sure how you’re giving Ndiaye a 7 and Berge a 6 but then again we know you have an agenda and are after those nibs.
 
I thought we were a little bit better than that tonight pommps. First half we had some decent possession but couldn’t nail a finish. McAtee chance was dismal and Anel’s shot hitting the keeper from close range. It was only the shit reffing and the daft Norwood challenge for the second penalty that gave them some momentum. Fine pen save from Davies keeps us in the tie. Agreed that Osborn had a decent game and Coullibally will come on with more game time. Billy quiet but a quality finish effectively kills the tie.

Spurs at home is gonna test your English grammar !
 
Not sure how you’re giving Ndiaye a 7 and Berge a 6 but then again we know you have an agenda and are after those nibs.

I don't have an agenda.

As I explained, and you ignored, NDaiye's workrate over 90 is twice Berge's. He actually wins the ball and moves forward. Berge for all his supposed class made some moves but didn't boss the midfield. Again.

pommpey
 
From gaining possession , 90% of the time our instinct is to
Slow it down
Pass sideways or back
Wait till oppo defenders are all back between us and their goal
Try to advance up the pitch with passes which are all in front of the oppo defenders

Why do we do this ?

Our goals came tonight from fast breakaways.

Isn't that proof enough that we should
Move it quicker by passing quickly before the oppo defence is set
Make passes inside their fullbacks or between their CBs , for our attackers to run onto (which force their defenders to turn)

This is simple strategy to put us in the driving seat going forward.

I don't know whether our coaches have decided against this strategy or the players can't execute it

But they should all sit down and watch that game and identify where the goals & clear chances occurred.

Just a suggestion , you understand
 
Pomp’s luck forward to your match “Takes” and generally agree with all. Only difference tonight was I thought Berge had a good game whilst Coulibaly was moderate. Thought Robinson was indeed Morganesque!!! Opinions eh?
 

McAtee , Robinson and Berge were all better than Illiman tonight.

First half I though McAtee was looking hopeless. As soon as he missed that one on one I would have turned to my bench and said 'get warmed up' to Norwood.

Fortunately he found a bit more in himself in the second half but he missed a fucktonne of opportunities in the first to put us on the front foot.

pommpey
 
Thought Coulibaly was really nice and tidy. I'm guessing he had instructions where he was playing as he didn't venture forward too much but he didn't do a lot wrong for me. Some of his quick first time passing was really slick, but more pleasing was his vision. You can't really teach quickness of thought so it was nice to see him naturally picking those passes out.
 
Heck of a night. Still come away from that two parts relieved, one part disappointed and no parts confident. Our big mission was to absolutely smash a predictably determined Wrexham out of sight by half time and spend the next forty five showboating. Never fucking happens like that though, does it?

With an unconventional lineup and Hecky's need to rest players ahead of the upcoming tsunami of likely assassins, we sure made chances in the first half but equally predictably failed to capitalise. And the most frustrating aspect of our game is for us to endlessly play keepball across the backline. Side to side, back again, inside back back across the back, whilst the opposition set themselves and give us no options. They just know we'll burn time up and the crowd will get restless or we'll cough up possession. Going in at 0-0 at half time extends the documentary value but in truth didn't do much for Wrexham because Davies had not much to do. We just patiently and pointlessly played possession football and spunked obvious chances, like McAtee's one-on-one. In that situation (and NDaiye should have held back) you HAVE to get your shot on target. Feint, go the other way, draw the foul from the chasing defender or a stray arm from the keeper. Either way its a red. What you don't do is miss the goal entirely. Unforgivable. Second half we improved slightly but still managed to allow Wrexham ... a fucking non league side ... to harry and press and put us under pressure. Out opening goal was well worked and taken but to give them a spot kick from fuck all - and do the maths ... that ref aint gonna give us the benefit of the doubt even though it was technically a penner - is also unforgivable. See also Norwood's clumsy clumping for the second spot kick. At that moment the episode was in the bag save for Davies who paid back for his errors in the first leg. But it's odd about us isn't it? We have what ... seven or so players who played in the PL out there and a PL loanee, plus a World Cup player or two and still we looked hopeless against the sheer parks footballery of Mullins. Next time out you can forgive Harry Kane dancing rings round our back three and bagging a hat-trick but Mullins, for all his shithousery, epitomised what it takes to be a fucking nuisance up top.

I'm glad we won. Like Billy, they can lick the underside of my fucking bawbag with their massive away crowd that is possibly three times bigger than their normal Saturday home crowd. They can chomp my turds in a fluffy breadcake with Stork on it for all their billy big time Hollywood/Disney bollocks. They came, they got beat. Now fuck off back to that town the other side of Stoke and back to the small time. You've had your say and it amounted to fuck all. We've got business to do. Flare-throwing peasants.

Davies 7/10: Full two points for a pretty quiet performance simply for saving us the humiliation of going down 2-1 from which we wouldn't come back from.
Basham 6/10: Oddly out wide at RWB but although his superpowers are fading, he still put a moderately decent shift in tonight
Anel 5/10: First half he was poor. Took his goal well then practically gave them their penalty.
Egan 7/10: I thought he played well and got himself in places to deny Wrexham (yeah ... non league Wrexham) the chances they were likely to capitalise from
JLT 6/10: Thought he too gave a committed Morganesque performance
Osborn 7/10: A lot better from him. Although still vulnerable I thought he got involved and made telling runs and crosses tonight
Berge 6/10: Again, sometimes when he is on the ball he pushes past players and shows his class. But tonight he is up against non-leaguers. Took his goal really well but robbed a few times and at others he just failed to make his effect work to dominate
Coullibally 6.5/10: Thought he looked promising. Good eye for playmaking and deft footwork, Why the fuck he was hooked is a mystery
McAtee 5/10: Thought he came back into the game second half after a dismal first smattered with errors and fuck ups. Good lay off for Berge's goal
NDaiye 7/10: Again, loads of digging out of the ball and making half chances his own to get us back on the front foot. His skill level and energy is way above the rest of the team
Sharp 5/10: He spent a lot of time trying to muscle in and right at the death, wins the match for us and puts Wrexham to sleep. He does what it says on the label, does Billy.

Norwood 6/10: Added some composure to the midfield but I'd have hooked McAtee and put Coullibally in his place and put Norwood in at CDM. Great cross field ball to Sharp which their defender fucked up to his cost
Lowe 5/10: Not a massive amount for him to comment on. We changed to 4-3-3 then.
Brooks - No mark

HJ&SMcC 6/10: Yeah, we got there and we didn't get humiliatingly dumped out of the competition by a non league side at Bramall Lane after struggling to draw with them at their place. The tale of the tape this season is 'making hard work of it' and we have done this since beating Burnley at Bramall Lane all those long weeks ago. I am not really sure what his ideal side is or what his most effective tactic is. We are on them, fail to score, allow them back into the game and struggle to finish. But we don't get beat, which is somewhat a pyrrhic, bittersweet bonus. Give Spurs the next round, protect the squad and don't let this points gap drop to anything below six points because if by Birmingham away in May we are down to the last game we'll end up in the playoffs and we all know what happens there.

And those rather suspect entities running the club need to get this fucking sale sorted out quickly. We will need at least £120m to finish 17th in the PL next season. This current squad won't make it. Tonight is proof.

pommpey
Spot on yet again dude.
Difficult to score players playing against a non-league team but Coulibaly MoM for me.
 
Pretty much agree with most of that. I also recognise illi's effort is worth more than Berges intermittent effort. He should have bossed that midfield. All said and done he has improved dramatically since JTW closed....
It was good to see football winning against shithousery and referee under FA instruction. Mullin deserved a Chrissy Morgan style kidney punch tbh. Anel showed his naivety against such an opponent. Thought Egan showed his nouse. JTW was my favourite to carry out the task, but we would have been down to 10 men I suppose.
Glad we actually stuffed them eventually. Though this is a distraction we don't need in all honesty.
I liked the attempt at 433, if it was? We continue to make hard work of an easy task, and agree some serious investment needed if we reach EPL.
 
What a difference watching with the sound off makes. You let your own eyes decide the narrative. I strongly recommend it. First half we were excellent and should have been 3 up and cruising. For me every player was a 7 out of 10 with a couple of 8's thrown in. First half we were bang at it.

Second half we pissed down our leg and in the end swerved a big turd. Massive learning point for Hecky. Whatever he's doing/saying at half time - it's not working. Hopefully that's the big takeaway as its not the first time we've bossed a first half, gone in looking like a PL side yet come out for the second half looking like a League One team...

And another narrative buster - Wrexham are national league in name only. Listen to Hecky's interview after the first game. They've used their financial doping and bought a team of League One players...
 
Heck of a night. Still come away from that two parts relieved, one part disappointed and no parts confident. Our big mission was to absolutely smash a predictably determined Wrexham out of sight by half time and spend the next forty five showboating. Never fucking happens like that though, does it?

With an unconventional lineup and Hecky's need to rest players ahead of the upcoming tsunami of likely assassins, we sure made chances in the first half but equally predictably failed to capitalise. And the most frustrating aspect of our game is for us to endlessly play keepball across the backline. Side to side, back again, inside back back across the back, whilst the opposition set themselves and give us no options. They just know we'll burn time up and the crowd will get restless or we'll cough up possession. Going in at 0-0 at half time extends the documentary value but in truth didn't do much for Wrexham because Davies had not much to do. We just patiently and pointlessly played possession football and spunked obvious chances, like McAtee's one-on-one. In that situation (and NDaiye should have held back) you HAVE to get your shot on target. Feint, go the other way, draw the foul from the chasing defender or a stray arm from the keeper. Either way its a red. What you don't do is miss the goal entirely. Unforgivable. Second half we improved slightly but still managed to allow Wrexham ... a fucking non league side ... to harry and press and put us under pressure. Out opening goal was well worked and taken but to give them a spot kick from fuck all - and do the maths ... that ref aint gonna give us the benefit of the doubt even though it was technically a penner - is also unforgivable. See also Norwood's clumsy clumping for the second spot kick. At that moment the episode was in the bag save for Davies who paid back for his errors in the first leg. But it's odd about us isn't it? We have what ... seven or so players who played in the PL out there and a PL loanee, plus a World Cup player or two and still we looked hopeless against the sheer parks footballery of Mullins. Next time out you can forgive Harry Kane dancing rings round our back three and bagging a hat-trick but Mullins, for all his shithousery, epitomised what it takes to be a fucking nuisance up top.

I'm glad we won. Like Billy, they can lick the underside of my fucking bawbag with their massive away crowd that is possibly three times bigger than their normal Saturday home crowd. They can chomp my turds in a fluffy breadcake with Stork on it for all their billy big time Hollywood/Disney bollocks. They came, they got beat. Now fuck off back to that town the other side of Stoke and back to the small time. You've had your say and it amounted to fuck all. We've got business to do. Flare-throwing peasants.

Davies 7/10: Full two points for a pretty quiet performance simply for saving us the humiliation of going down 2-1 from which we wouldn't come back from.
Basham 6/10: Oddly out wide at RWB but although his superpowers are fading, he still put a moderately decent shift in tonight
Anel 5/10: First half he was poor. Took his goal well then practically gave them their penalty.
Egan 7/10: I thought he played well and got himself in places to deny Wrexham (yeah ... non league Wrexham) the chances they were likely to capitalise from
JLT 6/10: Thought he too gave a committed Morganesque performance
Osborn 7/10: A lot better from him. Although still vulnerable I thought he got involved and made telling runs and crosses tonight
Berge 6/10: Again, sometimes when he is on the ball he pushes past players and shows his class. But tonight he is up against non-leaguers. Took his goal really well but robbed a few times and at others he just failed to make his effect work to dominate
Coullibally 6.5/10: Thought he looked promising. Good eye for playmaking and deft footwork, Why the fuck he was hooked is a mystery
McAtee 5/10: Thought he came back into the game second half after a dismal first smattered with errors and fuck ups. Good lay off for Berge's goal
NDaiye 7/10: Again, loads of digging out of the ball and making half chances his own to get us back on the front foot. His skill level and energy is way above the rest of the team
Sharp 5/10: He spent a lot of time trying to muscle in and right at the death, wins the match for us and puts Wrexham to sleep. He does what it says on the label, does Billy.

Norwood 6/10: Added some composure to the midfield but I'd have hooked McAtee and put Coullibally in his place and put Norwood in at CDM. Great cross field ball to Sharp which their defender fucked up to his cost
Lowe 5/10: Not a massive amount for him to comment on. We changed to 4-3-3 then.
Brooks - No mark

HJ&SMcC 6/10: Yeah, we got there and we didn't get humiliatingly dumped out of the competition by a non league side at Bramall Lane after struggling to draw with them at their place. The tale of the tape this season is 'making hard work of it' and we have done this since beating Burnley at Bramall Lane all those long weeks ago. I am not really sure what his ideal side is or what his most effective tactic is. We are on them, fail to score, allow them back into the game and struggle to finish. But we don't get beat, which is somewhat a pyrrhic, bittersweet bonus. Give Spurs the next round, protect the squad and don't let this points gap drop to anything below six points because if by Birmingham away in May we are down to the last game we'll end up in the playoffs and we all know what happens there.

And those rather suspect entities running the club need to get this fucking sale sorted out quickly. We will need at least £120m to finish 17th in the PL next season. This current squad won't make it. Tonight is proof.

pommpey
apart from marking one or two up or down Pommpey, absolutely spot on as usual. I must say, I go to these type of games hoping we'll stuff them but knowing we'll make hard work of it and we rarely disappoint on that score. And yes mate, that passing side to side by our back line does my fucking head in.
 
From gaining possession , 90% of the time our instinct is to
Slow it down
Pass sideways or back
Wait till oppo defenders are all back between us and their goal
Try to advance up the pitch with passes which are all in front of the oppo defenders

Why do we do this ?

Our goals came tonight from fast breakaways.

Isn't that proof enough that we should
Move it quicker by passing quickly before the oppo defence is set
Make passes inside their fullbacks or between their CBs , for our attackers to run onto (which force their defenders to turn)

This is simple strategy to put us in the driving seat going forward.

I don't know whether our coaches have decided against this strategy or the players can't execute it

But they should all sit down and watch that game and identify where the goals & clear chances occurred.

Just a suggestion , you understand
And a very good one.
 
With this group of players, PH could have opened up a can of worms. Instead he has opened a few opportunities for the rest of the season. Coulibally looks very promising indeed.
Sharp has probably earned himself a start against Spurs, allowing other strikers to continue rehab or development, like Jebbo, Brewster and Osula.

Those 3 will need to be at their best to see us through to automatic promotion.
 
With this group of players, PH could have opened up a can of worms. Instead he has opened a few opportunities for the rest of the season. Coulibally looks very promising indeed.
Sharp has probably earned himself a start against Spurs, allowing other strikers to continue rehab or development, like Jebbo, Brewster and Osula.

Those 3 will need to be at their best to see us through to automatic promotion.

Surely we have to be looking at Coulibally, Ndiaye and Jebbison getting as much game time as possible from here? They're going to be what we build around next season and critical to any chance of PL survival.

Letting them have a run out against a PL a few months early is surely the best way to go?
 
Thought Coulibaly was really nice and tidy. I'm guessing he had instructions where he was playing as he didn't venture forward too much but he didn't do a lot wrong for me. Some of his quick first time passing was really slick, but more pleasing was his vision. You can't really teach quickness of thought so it was nice to see him naturally picking those passes out.
Thought exactly the same. He knew exactly where he wanted to pass it before he received it. This is what we need in midfield if we we are going to unsettle the opposition. What he also did is make himself available for the next pass. Seeing that performance (and yes it was against non-league) makes you wonder why we have hardly seen the bloke all season
 
Surely we have to be looking at Coulibally, Ndiaye and Jebbison getting as much game time as possible from here? They're going to be what we build around next season and critical to any chance of PL survival.

Letting them have a run out against a PL a few months early is surely the best way to go?
If that's all we are getting for Premier league survival, God help us.
 

Berge was excellent tonight
Coulibally impressive after a long injury
Usual issues with delivery of final accurate ball into the box finding our players and poor finishing, let’s the other team off and keeps the pressure on us instead of a more straightforward win
Shooting from the edge of the area poor again
 

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