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  1. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    World Cup 2026: Mexico, USA and Canada

    I just think…we were up against Messi. And there is no one decision, tactical system or substitution that was going to nullify him and see us win the game. I just listened the latest Stick to Football, and I thought Roy Keane was talking the most sense on this. So many of the conversation is...
  2. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    World Cup 2026: Mexico, USA and Canada

    Yeah it’s gonna be the most nauseating take. Again, insular and all about England. When actually…France just didn’t try.
  3. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    World Cup 2026: Mexico, USA and Canada

    Honestly I think France are an absolute disgrace. There’s not caring about a match and then there’s this. They are literally not trying. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a professional team play like this. England have shown up and that’s great but this is like watching an NBA all star game where...
  4. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    World Cup 2026: Mexico, USA and Canada

    Yeah I think by the time Burn is on, that is likely the case. And frankly…that’s fine? If the players are knackered, and they can’t do anymore, and we have about ten minutes left. Try and see it out, What I’m not having is this idea that Tuchel specifically directed the team to defend their...
  5. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    World Cup 2026: Mexico, USA and Canada

    I’ve listened to Tuchel’s explanation for them and I agree with his rationale. Doesn’t mean it worked. Doesn’t mean something else might not have either. But the rationale was sound. What we saw was not purely a result of the substitutions. 12% possession after going a goal up is a fudging...
  6. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    World Cup 2026: Mexico, USA and Canada

    I’m sorry but I just don’t agree that taking Gordon off for a defender meant we had to be camped on our box for the rest of the game and only achieve 12% possession! It meant we should repel crosses a little easier when they played 6 up top, and get out to the crosses easier by having a wider...
  7. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    World Cup 2026: Mexico, USA and Canada

    Well this is why I’m interested in the debate, and why I think there’s been a collective swell in the narrative around it. And I get it, it was a global event, extremely public, and everyone would have an opinion. And that’s the job Tuchel signs up for. I also think a lot of it is because...
  8. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    World Cup 2026: Mexico, USA and Canada

    I’m genuinely interested in the debate here because honestly I think the country has lost its collective head over this loss, and I think the blame Tuchel is getting is too much, with the players getting too little. Tuchel simply would not have asked the players to defend so much to the extent...
  9. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    Mauricio Pochettino

    I’m not sure I agree that the gap is that massive, and I simply think the US could have beaten them. A lot of the US talking heads that don’t usually follow football were throwing out comments like ‘Wow! Are Belgium one of the best teams in the world!?’ and it’s just not the case. The US didn’t...
  10. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    Mauricio Pochettino

    I’ll say again, a US side locked in, motivated, playing free, playing with the confidence they had from the group stage, could have beaten Belgium. I’m not saying they definitely would have, and I’m not saying Belgium don’t edge it in terms of talent, I’m just saying the US could have won. And...
  11. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    Mauricio Pochettino

    Ironically the only game the Knicks lost in the finals was the one he turned up to. It’s pretty amazing, his capacity to always want to be involved, and yet not be helpful whatsoever.
  12. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)

    I think Farage will win, but he’s going to come out of the whole thing a much more diminished figure. And I think he’ll give up potentially a few thousand votes to a bin. It’s fantastic. Reform trying to act like they priced in other parties not standing. Chris Mason offering the balance that...
  13. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    FIFA: Destroying Football Since 1904

    I see where you’re coming from. And I’d certainly agree that anyone who did do that would certainly deserve extra credit and praise for being one of the first to speak out and make the world a better place. I just think that, for a lot of people, they are just trying to get on with their...
  14. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    Mauricio Pochettino

    It really wasn’t a point about Thomas Frank, it was about a specific moment in time in the season. It reminded me of the Saudi Sportswashing Machine home game. The players heads had gone, and they were making schoolboy errors. To be clear for any avoidance of doubt: I wasn’t trying to lure anyone in to a debate...
  15. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)

    Exactly. I absolutely love this. One of the best things to happen to British politics in a long time. The guy who is always used to avoiding scrutiny and setting the news cycle to his own ends thinks he’s made a wildly clever gambit to avoid said scrutiny, and now has no choice but to spend the...
  16. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    Mauricio Pochettino

    What exactly do you disagree with? I think a fully motivated, locked in, confident US team without the controversy could have beaten a team that got taken to the wire by Senegal. I also don’t think their issues were player quality or coaching. They made horrendous mistakes.
  17. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    FIFA: Destroying Football Since 1904

    Agreed. But I don’t think it’s fair to expect Poch of all people to be one of those people speaking out; and to literally lose all respect for him if he doesn’t. He’s not a US native, and not a US citizen. I assume he has moved his family to the US. If he resigned and ‘spoke out’ against...
  18. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    FIFA: Destroying Football Since 1904

    Trump is going to continue to bully until his term ends. He revels in it. The coach of a sport he doesn’t follow speaking against him, a non US native at that, would become a prime target for hatred from the absolute worst parts of his base. It ends when his term ends. Unfortunately he has the...
  19. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    Mauricio Pochettino

    Agreed, real shame. His whole thing was ‘Why not us?’. A carefully managed motivational theme that perfectly represented the hope and ambitions of an American people that always expect to win, while acknowledging they would be big underdogs. The political controversy completely soured it. M...
  20. SissokoWasGood (BoL)

    FIFA: Destroying Football Since 1904

    Unfortunately Trump is the President and until this term ends, he will impact all of our lives in this way. People just have to get on with it. I think it’s completely unfair to expect Poch to ‘speak out’ and become a political actor when he just wants to do his job. The issue is Trump...
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