Had a discussion the other day with Sid about having to play grab every game, he’s the only one who hasn’t been rested.
Must knackered
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Had a discussion the other day with Sid about having to play grab every game, he’s the only one who hasn’t been rested.
Must knackered
Cleaning up the Scots since the 13th century
A rest will help him at some stage - he is getting a lot of minutes.
At some stage Endo will need to be trusted with a game - something like 20 minutes under his belt in the League this season. I totally understand he doesn't have the first-touch or the recovery pace that people would want and he certainly isn't the "solution" to the issue - but squad management certainly is.
Endo is there and Elliott is just getting back into things, so Slot will have to use them at the right moments. Morton also an option. I think you always have to play two of the Mac Allister/Gravenberch/Jones/Szoboszlai cluster in terms of quality, but there will be times when we can't use all 3 simultaneously if we wish to prevent burnout.
Hopefully in January we will see Chiesa fit to contribute to bolster the attacking options as well.
No real formation works all the time..Newcastle set out to over load our midfield.. in other games teams will sit of them and squeeze them when they press forward and over commit. and do what they did to us..and they'll struggle.
As long as we get back to defending better , we have goals in the team. Our midfield has offered us more in recent times..
Like i say. I doubt Everton will be able to transition as well as Newcastle. so either they gonna defend deep and allow us possession and that will mean we have a better chance of keeping a clean sheet.. or they;ll press and leave us space to counter. #
Hopefully Trent is fully fit for Saturday..he will be a massive bonus for us.. Quansah tried his best but hes not a fullback
Cleaning up the Scots since the 13th century
Meh wasn't going to walk the league
Still think we need at least 1 player in January if we want to go all the way.
No need to apologise Jenson. Look, I "get" PTSD - I could foresee people getting flashbacks to missing out by a point twice against Man City or thinking back to the 0-0 against Fulham in 08/09 (booed when we went top of the League!!!!!!) followed up by the 0-0 against West Ham that season - but I personally can't imagine watching football and thinking about football with a constant cloud of dread hanging over it, especially when we still have a points cushion and even moreso after Klopp's "doubters to believers" mission statement.
Everton will simply try to kick us off the park. Something that worries me hugely -
Apologies to the overly sensitive tribe who only want positivity
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