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Post #487881  Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2018 4:39 pm 
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Mexico have missed some chances on the break. They should have at least one or two more goals. Fabulous match.

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Post #487882  Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2018 4:53 pm 
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Mexico have missed some chances on the break. They should have at least one or two more goals. Fabulous match.

Yes, a cracker and what a great win for the underdogs. First Spain-Portugal and now this, let's hope the exciting football continues and gives us a World Cup to remember.


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Mexico have missed some chances on the break. They should have at least one or two more goals. Fabulous match.

Yes, a cracker and what a great win for the underdogs. First Spain-Portugal and now this, let's hope the exciting football continues and gives us a World Cup to remember.

The shared passion of players and fans is something you don't see in club football any more. Not like that anyway. That was a brilliant game.

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Watching Germany today and Argentina yesterday felt eerily similiar to watching Arsenal on a bad day. All the possession you could ask for, but very little movement and ideas. I do expect Germany to defeat both Sweden and South Korea pretty easily, but it's nice to see a bit of unpredictability so far.


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Post #487885  Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2018 5:28 pm 
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Obviousy a huge win for Mexico. I was actuallyi cheering for the Germans but not anything close to being upset that they lost.
Mexico played great team defense. They were committed. They were well organized where they also took advantage of the break but had no finishing. They could have and I think should have scored a second goal. Bad decision making on when to make the pass hurt them a couple of times.

Germany didn't seem organized. They didn't seem like they knew how to play together. Draxler impressed me.We are rumored to be in for Reuss possibly and I would take him instantly if the opportunity presented itself.
Boatteng..hmm...didn't impress me. To be fair to Germany they tried and had the shots on goal to prove it. I thought there was a bit too much Arsenal esque pitty patty arouind the 18 yard box. There just seemed to be disconnect at times between their players. Not the strongest German side I've seen. Maybe they are rebuilding.

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Congrats to the Swiss (somewhere Babu is smiling). Heroic defense, excellent tactically. Both sides had another goal in them, Brazil obviously the more but a thrilling game nonetheless. Brazil will be disappointed but they tried and so far look the favorites to me despite the result. Germany didn't impress me. Although I need to see Argentina play, I'm basing ruling them out on what I saw in the highlights.
Xhaka plays better for his national team than for us. I can only guess its that although his position seems the same, center mid, his duties are a little different with the Swiss team. He seems to lie deeper with them. A wee bit more. Anyway, I hope he can replicate it for us.

That Coutinho strike!! Pure unadulterated class and it wasn't luck either. That ball went exactly where he wanted it and it got there exactly how he wanted it.

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Post #487887  Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2018 11:17 pm 
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Bernard wrote:
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Jack Wilshere is about to Join palace apparently so there will be much change next year.

The Mirror says he'll leave but don't mention Palace as one of his destination options.

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Could Lichtsteiner be appointed as our Captain in the new season? He looks the part. I like his energy for the Swiss team, which I believe he will offer the same to Arsenal.

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I am tipping England to have a very good WC and I would not be surprised if they progressed a long way. I think Southgate has built a team who will fight for each other.

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Post #487890  Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2018 6:35 am 

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Could Lichtsteiner be appointed as our Captain in the new season? He looks the part. I like his energy for the Swiss team, which I believe he will offer the same to Arsenal.

Very unlikely, I'd have thought. He won't be a regular starter anyway. He was signed as Bellerin's back up.


  
 
 
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I am tipping England to have a very good WC and I would not be surprised if they progressed a long way. I think Southgate has built a team who will fight for each other.

It's not impossible, they have a good team and Kane could be an x factor. Very weak midfield on paper though. Long gone are the days when they had the likes of Gerrard, Lampard, Scholes and Beckham in the side.


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Could Lichtsteiner be appointed as our Captain in the new season? He looks the part. I like his energy for the Swiss team, which I believe he will offer the same to Arsenal.

Very unlikely, I'd have thought. He won't be a regular starter anyway. He was signed as Bellerin's back up.

I know this is a really unique idea but why don't we appoint a captain who is likely to play most of the season. Until we know if there are other signings it is not clear who I would want. If we signed no one else then it may be Monreal or Ramsay but if Lichsteiner becomes a regular on the park then him.

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I think people who expect Lichtsteiner to get significant playing time this season are seriously underestimating Bellerin. One of the most talented young full backs in Europe, if we get some semblance of a functioning team together he's one of the players I expect to benefit most from it.


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For all Aussies because of the total f up by Optus in providing streaming of the WC SBS has all matches live tonight and probably will have some tomorrow night as well.

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Bernard wrote:
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Could Lichtsteiner be appointed as our Captain in the new season? He looks the part. I like his energy for the Swiss team, which I believe he will offer the same to Arsenal.

Very unlikely, I'd have thought. He won't be a regular starter anyway. He was signed as Bellerin's back up.


Funny that Bellerin wasn't in my thinking. I already forgot he is still here. Hope his game improves under Emery and with a changed Arsenal game.

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Bernard wrote:
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Could Lichtsteiner be appointed as our Captain in the new season? He looks the part. I like his energy for the Swiss team, which I believe he will offer the same to Arsenal.

Very unlikely, I'd have thought. He won't be a regular starter anyway. He was signed as Bellerin's back up.


Funny that Bellerin wasn't in my thinking. I already forgot he is still here. Hope his game improves under Emery and with a changed Arsenal game.

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England should still win it. They just need to be more composed when taking shots in the penalty area. It was surprising how they fluffed easy chances right where the entire goal post is in front of them. Walker was dumb, putting his hand out like that.

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England should still win it. They just need to be more composed when taking shots in the penalty area. It was surprising how they fluffed easy chances right where the entire goal post is in front of them. Walker was dumb, putting his hand out like that.

They are huffing and puffing a bit, and lack a real quality playmaker in the middle of the park. Set piece looking the most likely route to a winner.


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And Kane wins it from a corner. England have looked pretty uninspiring though.


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For the first time in ages, England actually looked the part and played like they do in the league. Tunisia impressed me actually, they are fairly well organized. However, England deserved the victory and I thought the penalty wasn't a pk but with these international judges, they see any residual contact and they call it. Its the one thing the younger players especially defenders in their own box need to be made aware of and I assume have gotten the message.

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England deserved it. The annoying thing was how weak the ref was. I think he fell for or wasn’t strong enormously he on every act of gamesmanship. Not giving the penalties from either himself or VAR for the wrestling of Kane (which was as blatant as anything I’ve seen for a while) was a particular low.

‘Weaker’ teams have shown that you don’t need to resort to those tactics to upset the bigger boys, all of that nonsense needs to be stamped out of football. It frustrates the hell out of me, players constantly chipping away pushing and breaking the rules to gain every advantage they can because the refs aren’t strong enough to clamp down on it


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That midfield was crying out for a bit of craft. Someone who can take a ball and move forward. Someone who can spot a truly penetrating pass rather than a 40m quarterback job to the wing. Someone who can drop a shoulder and beat a man.

Instead of the lump Henderson, that midfield needed Wilshere.


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Wolves have signed Rio Patricio the sporting and Portugal gk after he bought himself out of his sporting contract. There are a few sporting players doing this, arsenal meant to be looking at Gelson Martins he winger. Wouldn’t be a free transfer because the buying clubs usually give a hefty signing on fee to the player which is the same amount as he bought his contract out for.

Could be an interesting precedent going forward. Player on £200k per week with 2 years left on a deal wants out, club want £60m he can buy himself out for £20m. Maybe I’ve misunderstood it, let me know if you think it works differently


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Cesc thanks Dein and says the club was never the same after he left. I agree but it was Dein's own fault. The current issues with ownership are primarily his fault. He brought in both Kroenke and Usmanov.

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That midfield was crying out for a bit of craft. Someone who can take a ball and move forward. Someone who can spot a truly penetrating pass rather than a 40m quarterback job to the wing. Someone who can drop a shoulder and beat a man.

Instead of the lump Henderson, that midfield needed Wilshere.


Indeed :laughing7: Henderson should have realised that getting the ball to the wings was futile if the next move was to pass it to a defender.

But I thought the real problem was all the fancy-dan Man City, United and Spuds players further forward, who, with the exception of the oddly orange-browed Kane, seemingly couldn't hit a barn door with a banjo, and tended to go into hiding after the first half hour.

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That midfield was crying out for a bit of craft. Someone who can take a ball and move forward. Someone who can spot a truly penetrating pass rather than a 40m quarterback job to the wing. Someone who can drop a shoulder and beat a man.

Instead of the lump Henderson, that midfield needed Wilshere.



Yep, unfortunately no one with and real stature in the middle - we might bumble our way to the quarters. If Henderson is going to knock them long balls over put Vardy on not the fancy dan Sterling...

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That midfield was crying out for a bit of craft. Someone who can take a ball and move forward. Someone who can spot a truly penetrating pass rather than a 40m quarterback job to the wing. Someone who can drop a shoulder and beat a man.

Instead of the lump Henderson, that midfield needed Wilshere.



Yep, unfortunately no one with and real stature in the middle - we might bumble our way to the quarters. If Henderson is going to knock them long balls over put Vardy on not the fancy dan Sterling...


Totally disagree. People talk about 40m quarterback balls as if they are easy or somehow vulgar but never seem to mind them done by a Gullit or a Veron. Thought Henderson had a good game and given that most of our many chances came from using width to get through the Tunisian defence it was right to try and get it out there and the LAST thing I wanted to see was the largely unwanted Jack Wilshere working his way industriously through the middle before falling over/diving/grimacing in agony as he twisted his ankle.

Overall we played better than Brazil did in their game (hugely overrated side including the tiresome Neymar) and while we tired in the second half it was great to see a team managed by a thoughtful and likeable guy who at least had given some thought to tactics - you lot are like the bloody English who moan and bitch when we get a bit of sun that it's too hot.

Enjoyable game, my daughter's first World Cup game and had the ultimate football joy of an injury time goal for her utter incredulous delight.


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And yeah we missed chances but for anybody who has watched England in any kind of championship since Italia 90 the fact that we created any at all in our first game was a breath of fresh air.


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Alli should have come off way earlier though.


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And yeah we missed chances but for anybody who has watched England in any kind of championship since Italia 90 the fact that we created any at all in our first game was a breath of fresh air.


I thought England played as good a style of football in the first half as I have seen this world cup. Quick incisive and good to watch. It's only the first set of games but they have little to fear from the so called favourites. The only thing I would say is Southgate's inexperience may count against him. The team came out flat in the 2nd half after the half time team talk.

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And yeah we missed chances but for anybody who has watched England in any kind of championship since Italia 90 the fact that we created any at all in our first game was a breath of fresh air.


I thought England played as good a style of football in the first half as I have seen this world cup. Quick incisive and good to watch. It's only the first set of games but they have little to fear from the so called favourites. The only thing I would say is Southgate's inexperience may count against him. The team came out flat in the 2nd half after the half time team talk.


I think we could and should easily have buried the game by H-T. And of course there was some really poor finishing especially from Lingard. But that worries me a lot less than if it had been one of those awful games that we usually played against you lot! I also think they deserve credit for keeping going and battling to the last minute. People say we lacked a player of class but Kane's header was actually incredibly skilful.

Nothing to be ashamed of in that performance - all the better teams have huffed and puffed a bit.


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And yeah we missed chances but for anybody who has watched England in any kind of championship since Italia 90 the fact that we created any at all in our first game was a breath of fresh air.


I thought England played as good a style of football in the first half as I have seen this world cup. Quick incisive and good to watch. It's only the first set of games but they have little to fear from the so called favourites. The only thing I would say is Southgate's inexperience may count against him. The team came out flat in the 2nd half after the half time team talk.

I'd agree that they were scintillating in the first 20 minutes or so, albeit but a bit lacking on the final ball and finishing. If they had got to 2-0 it might have been a rout.

Panama didn't show much against Belgium (who also huffed and puffed at times) so England should advance fairly easily. What will be interesting to see how the England midfield copes against the likes of Germany (notwithstanding how stodgy they were against Mexico) and Spain.

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Just digging through some old photos. Came across this from the Reading game in 2007. Judith making a special visit. Lovely memory.


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It wasn’t a bad performance last night but I do believe England are lacking craft in central midfield.

What I did like was Stones and particularly Maguire bringing the ball out and moving into and through the empty spaces in front of them. It’s what Henderson conspicuously doesn’t do. Standing in acres of space, he habitually plays a shortish ball backwards or sideways with the occasional long square ball out to his right - good skill to hit his man from 40m but it’s a continuity pass, not an incisive one.

I thought Lotus-Cheek improved us quite significantly. Like Jack, he can beat a man and that’s a precious quality in midfield.


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Just digging through some old photos. Came across this from the Reading game in 2007. Judith making a special visit. Lovely memory.


Blimey - that’s Steve when he still had hair.


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Just digging through some old photos. Came across this from the Reading game in 2007. Judith making a special visit. Lovely memory.


Blimey - that’s Steve when he still had hair.

It is indeed.

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Agree about Loftus Cheek - he's a danger.

Still disagree about Henderson. It's not his job to go scooting forward beating players, we have plenty who could or should be able to do that. To have a composed player who can pick out the men who can create danger especially on our right flanks where Trippier was an endless nuisance to them was a big asset. I would much rather have had that than Wilshere who is so often what the Latinos call mucho ruido pocas nueces (lots of noise few nuts). Plus when Sterling etc tried to go through the middle - which they sometimes did - they often ran into walls of defenders and I would argue that Sterling is a much more skilful player than Wilshere.

The thing that we were missing last night was another player who could finish like Kane - Lingard was really wasteful. Also Rashford should have taken that shot rather than dummy it but in fairness I suspect he got a shout.


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All in all though it was nice to go to bed thinking that was pretty decent and not full of that mixture of embarrassment and disgust that England so often produce. Plus, it is very refreshing to see a manager who is honest and personable and not some gurning mentalist like Hoddle, creepy automaton like Sven or predictable old codger like Hodgson.


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Daz wrote:
People talk about 40m quarterback balls as if they are easy or somehow vulgar but never seem to mind them done by a Gullit or a Veron. Thought Henderson had a good game and given that most of our many chances came from using width to get through the Tunisian defence it was right to try and get it out there and the LAST thing I wanted to see was the largely unwanted Jack Wilshere working his way industriously through the middle before falling over/diving/grimacing in agony as he twisted his ankle.

The '40m quarterback balls' comment struck me as a really stuffy expression. I didn't watch the whole game, the only match I've watched from the kick off to the final whistle so far was Germany's. But from what I did see of it, I also thought Henderson played well. Had Wilshere played instead of him, my guess is England would have been worse.

I like Jack and would much rather him stay than go. But if the reports that he's leaving because Emery won't guarantee him a regular starting place are right, I'm not surprised the English clubs chasing him are allegedly the likes of Everton, West Ham, Souvhampton and Palace.


  
 
 
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England should've been up 4-0 at half time, and I don't think you could say the same about Argentina or Germany who looked a lot more desperate for ideas. Thought England looked fine, the only thing I would question is why play Walker instead of a central defender and why start Lingard who is bad at football.


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