Tbh I have no idea what this means.
Abraham Lincoln (16th pres of US) was shot in the head while watching a play. Presumably, his wife was in attendance.
Wembley
Yeah, unforgivable. I'm not saying he should be drawn and quartered but the point should be made. Notice he was subbed. I think Poch agrees with me. And I would expect in the next fixture he won't start but come on later. How can the backline feel comfortable giving you the ball if you won't take care of it?
Someone asked was winks that bad (presumably a they'd been taken back by the amount of negativity)
Great point. Recent experience would point in favour of doing that.
For a midfielder in that position it is. Do you wanna know why? I will give you 2 guesses as to the answer. Take your time.
Lol - you see it's this type of comment that forces a response.
Sissoko was involved in three of our best moments in the first half. The best when he started a move that ended with him just missing a wonderful Trippier cross by busting a gut to get into the box providing the target Llorente should have been.
He made no critical errors in the match. He kept the ball well and distributed it neatly if unadventurously. Made several intercepts and tackles in defence.
He provided the assist for Moura's goal.
Despite all of this - all of which is real, actually happened, and will end with Poch,. rightly, thinking Sissoko had a fair game - there's an alternate reality where the usual suspects make the usual bullshit and bizarre claims about his game.
It really is quite bizarre. He's a good average player whose level for us is playing in this type of game unless injuries and form have him in the First 11 where he always does the job Poch asks of him. And yet this irrational, post-truth post reality assessments of what actually took place on the pitch.
Dembele has been robbed multiple times through his over confidence in possession, some in even more dangerous positions than winks today. The only difference being the opposition didn't score.
Nope, it doesn't. Two wrongs don't make a right however. Dembele has shown time and time again that he can be trusted with the ball in those positions. He has credit in the bank just like when Harry misses a sitter. And when it does happen he usually fouls the player to prevent the break. With a young player you are earning that trust. Do you feel comfortable when Dier receives the ball deep to Liverpool's press? Nope, you don't do you? Because he has shown time and again that he cannot be trusted with it.
