I think too many people want perfection when that’s unattainable. He got underneath the cross that led to the goal a bit, but I think that was more down to the quality of the cross than Porro making a mistake. It was a great cross, and a very good finish (handball aside.)
He's been great but he definitely had a few "moments" against Palace.
Never mind wanting perfection, they seem to think it actually exists. I’m sick to death of hearing how this player or that player isn’t good enough and “must be replaced” in the next window. Knee jerk doesn’t even come close.
Calm down. This is a forum of different opinions. Maybe take a break for a bit and don’t be so sensitive to what is mild criticism and the truth.
Yes. Sadly it’s almost impossible to say the truth on here without some people losing their minds.
I think this was actually a positive from Porro - he was left marking two players by himself, and had to rush out to the Palace player at the back post, and did so with his arms behind his back to prevent the risk of a penalty.
Truth? But your post is nonsense. You say he still looks suspect? That suggests he’s been poor over a number of games, which just isn’t true.Yes. Sadly it’s almost impossible to say the truth on here without some people losing their minds.
It’s always a really nebulous kind of criticism too “not suited to the system” or “not good enough for our level.” There’s never any detailed criticism about what these players are actually doing wrong.
Beautifully put! The best player to use as an example is Kulusevski, who seems to be one of our marmite players at the moment.
A lot of time it’s because he tucks in as our cbs get moved acrossed.
Like in the 52nd minute (it was included in the MotD highlights), where he didn't do nearly well enough against Schlupp on the edge of the box.
Try to relax
Because they’re idiots who never played football and don’t really understand what they’re watching.
