- Sep 28, 2004
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You're both right.No. dont agree, the lack of incision was due to key attacking trio Eriksen, Alli and Kane doing and creating fuck all for the whole game.
You're both right.No. dont agree, the lack of incision was due to key attacking trio Eriksen, Alli and Kane doing and creating fuck all for the whole game.
I agree. No way did he mean it. There wasn't a great deal of pace on it. He was just looking to float it in. Flukey.All the reports said it was 35 yards from goal? Was that not the case? Just sounds like one of those freak, lucky deliveries that fool everyone.
Hate football. A draw isn't even a bad result after the first half but that Janssen opportunity will be stuck in my mind all week.
Eriksen, Wanyama and Alli all need to improve, they were shocking.
It is a biggie. If he is going to stroll then put on someone who is going to run. Worse Spurs player on the pitch today in my opinionPeople need to get over the fact Eriksen has a casual strolling style. He does it when he's playing well, and today when not so well. It's no biggie.
Alli was the worst Spurs player on the field.
The anger at Wanyama is perhaps more annoyance at the CM partnership, We have known for a while that Dembele was going to be out and that we needed a better start to the season. For some reason we seem to have gone with Wanyama and Dier and not promoted or bought anybody - so we probably deserve today's result when the opportunity was there to beat Everton and send out a message to the other top teams.In his first game for us Wanyama needs to be cut some slack....
Fucks sake.
It was definitely not 35 yards from goal, it was more like 25 to 30, it wasn't in a very central location, but if Barkley didn't over hit it, it still would of been a free Jagielka header, who made a clever run behind Wanyama, who ended up marking no one, and got himself ahead of Dier.All the reports said it was 35 yards from goal? Was that not the case? Just sounds like one of those freak, lucky deliveries that fool everyone.
Also had the new manager factor and new owner and fresh hope etc.I can live with a point at Goodison for the first game of the season. Some positives there for sure. Lamela and Janssen in particular.
That was the first I've seen of Janssen. Very impressed. Superb attitude.
I see you're getting your negativity in at the earliest opportunity.Hate football. A draw isn't even a bad result after the first half but that Janssen opportunity will be stuck in my mind all week.
Eriksen, Wanyama and Alli all need to improve, they were shocking.
Poch needs to start coaching? AHAHAHAHAHA! That has to be the most deluded comment yet.We looked very much like we did for most of last season, particularly the end of the season where most teams had worked out a way of playing against us.
When we have the ball, we get far too many of our players in front of it, with their backs to the opposition's goal, as though waiting for a set peice. That would be OK if we had any kind of plan or cohesive set of tactics for that situation, but we don't. We look our best when the opposition try to mix it with us in the last third - we've got great players for taking advantage in that kind of broken play. Trouble is, they all know that now, so just sit there waiting for us to lose patience and play a sloppy ball.
Demebele helps us in that situation, by taking the ball into contact. Without him, we don't have a plan. That's Poch's fault, and he can't rely on buying a Ronaldo or Bale to fix it, he needs to start coaching. Last year was fine - concentrate on Plan A, get the right players for that game, and set out a basic style. Now we need more. And not just more running around and pressing - more tactics, more nous.
Plenty of time, but I'd like to see signs sooner rather than later.
Stats aren't everything but Eriksen got 86% of his passes on target (just for reference Wanyama got 82% on target) and made more successful passes than any other midfielder (in fact almost as many passes as Wanyama and Dier combined).Personally Alli and Kane had very little impact on the game. But Eriksen was by far the worst player for us today, i think he passed the ball to Everton 80% of the time, didn't make any tackles and was lightweight, he was truly awful today and i know it's the first game of the season and im happy with a point at Everton. But for Eriksen to push on and show he is this player we hope he can be, these are the games he needs to show that extra quality, unforuntately since his FK's have dried up he has a knack of doing the opposite when it really matters.
Stats aren't everything but Eriksen got 86% of his passes on target (just for reference Wanyama got 82% on target) and made more successful passes than any other midfielder (in fact almost as many passes as Wanyama and Dier combined).
On tackles Eriksen (shared with Walker) had more successful tackles than any other player on our team, with 3, in comparison Wanyama had 1, Dier had 2.
So erm....