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Does this adage apply to Fab & Thiago, Jota on goals per minute, or only where its convenientOriginally Posted by Nineteenx
I'm striving for perfection boldly, whilst you sit petrified of losing what you've got
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I'm constantly striving for perfection, what you persistently propose is devolution, not evolutionDoes this adage apply to Fab & Thiago, Jota on goals per minute, or only where its convenient
I'm striving for perfection boldly, whilst you sit petrified of losing what you've got
"If Everton were playing at the bottom of my garden, i'd close the curtains”
...shows his class...
All the more so, after what we had to put up with in the reverse fixture.
I'm still seething....
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I am over the non award of a penalty to Everton against Man-city.. The ball hit the city player on the elbow from one image i have seen.. Was 100% cheating from the VAR
Cleaning up the Scots since the 13th century
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Reverting to a dated fatally flawed and limited system isn't striving for perfectionI'm striving for perfection boldly, whilst you sit petrified of losing what you've got
Funny how much noise i made about the loss of balance in how we attack and were able to threaten teams, the lack of width. linking with Robbo and stretching and threatening sides down our left, and Jurgen brought Diaz in to replace everything we lost that I was the person most vociferously and persistently moaning about, are you saying in replacing what Mane's slight loss of pace and power took from us as a team he did so because he was petrified of losing what he had?
Or is it the case that his development of Mane at No9 and Diaz offering much of what Mane did but with obvious differences was evolution, and quite considerable evolution over the course of the season?
It's undeniable why Jurgen bought Diaz and what specific role he was bought to mostly play, but you want to use him differently
"If Everton were playing at the bottom of my garden, i'd close the curtains”
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I think I would rest Trent and Robbo for the Spurs game. Robbo especially looking exhausted sometimes, although apart from last nights bad performance, he has been great recently.
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totally agree. TAA was much improved 2nd half last nite but Villereal had already shot their bolt by then. Give Gomez and Kostas a deserved and needed game, Would hate to burn robertson out with Villa A just 72hrs later.
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Paragraph 1 is just hyperbole. All the systems have been around for a good while.Reverting to a dated fatally flawed and limited system isn't striving for perfection
Funny how much noise i made about the loss of balance in how we attack and were able to threaten teams, the lack of width. linking with Robbo and stretching and threatening sides down our left, and Jurgen brought Diaz in to replace everything we lost that I was the person most vociferously and persistently moaning about, are you saying in replacing what Mane's slight loss of pace and power took from us as a team he did so because he was petrified of losing what he had?
Or is it the case that his development of Mane at No9 and Diaz offering much of what Mane did but with obvious differences was evolution, and quite considerable evolution over the course of the season?
It's undeniable why Jurgen bought Diaz and what specific role he was bought to mostly play, but you want to use him differently
Your super pattern analysis mind hadn't picked up what my normie mind had regarding spurs loses.
Coming mostly against 4231/442 or 343/352 systems
You have come up with loads of excuses for our team and left side in particular.
First you insisted it was the loss of gini that had hampered our chances of success this season. We sit on the cusp of a potential quadruple.
It was Thiagos fault.
Then diaz arrived and was boss on our left side. At this point Mane himself might be considered by a rational person.
Mane looks more interested playing centrally and runs better when he plays where he wants to. His lack of performance on the left and worse on the right, is conveniently put down to a supposed lack of pace/power. I love Mane but he's developed an attitude
Diaz is very comfortable playing in that system and prior to his arrival at lfc the 4231/442 has been the system he played in most. Also having a better goals and assist record playing in that slightly different role.
You can take any 4 of our 5 forwards and we're a better 11 for it.
The argument against adding say Bobby or Jota, over thiago and keita should be considered along the lines of key metrics
Goals
Assists
Creativity
Defensive contributions
Pressing
Set piece defending and attacking
Bobby is out at the minute
Hendo Fab
Salah Mane Diaz
Jota
That 6 has the best record when you consider the key metrics.
Thiago is well suited to pop in and out for Hendo/Fab
Keita is more suited to a role in an attacking 4.
Kelleher Gomez Konate Tsimi Milner Thiago Keita Bobby Take.your.pick for.a.9th
From Jones, Origi, Taki, Ox, Elliot
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And that system is also capable of having a slanted shape and tweaked to suit our strengths
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I'd personally be looking at the Aston Villa game as the time to rest those two - make sure they're fresh for the Cup Final against Chelsea.
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