Mikey10
Jimmy Neighbour
My worry with Richarlison is his first touch is poor
My workplace is full of Goon supporters. They think it's hilarious that we signed Richarilson.
My worry with Richarlison is his first touch is poor
My workplace is full of Goon supporters. They think it's hilarious that we signed Richarilson.
All seems very OTT to me, he’s been here just over a year and pulled off a minor miracle at the end of last season.
We won’t get anything fixed if we swap managers every time we have a bad run, especially when there are so many mitigating circumstances.
All seems very OTT to me, he’s been here just over a year and pulled off a minor miracle at the end of last season.
We won’t get anything fixed if we swap managers every time we have a bad run, especially when there are so many mitigating circumstances.
Yep, that's how it works.My workplace is full of Goon supporters. They think it's hilarious that we signed Richarilson.
But by the same token, I think that timescale works against him on the basis of the rhetoric's used to defend him by some are, Spurs have reneged on the stratagy to get him in and he is being failed by the club in the market.
The challenge for most people is
- He got players he wanted (Perisic, Bissouma, Richarlison, Lenglet) and the fact that Perisic - free, Bissouma contract ending and Lenglet was a loan also minimizes the actual type of player we got for him.
- He's got his pre-season, he even got a mid season preseason
And we look worse than last year, we have conceded more than last year (even taking into account the 9 goals Nuno's team shipped in 3 games).
I really wonder if the lesson is defensive coaches don't really work in the place we are in
- For teams that survival is the only objective, you probably will scrape enough points for it to work
- If you have a truly elite team, you can probably get it to work as well (minimize the mistakes, take your chances)
- For us, it seems like it's not good enough to hurt the top teams and leaves open to the occasional mugging/smash and grab from lower level teams
- If we look at our better years, we tended to smash the lower level teams and it was good enough to keep us in the running for top 4.
our signings last winter and summer don't back that up imo
Yep, that's how it works.
They also think Jesus is a better player and should be in front of him for Brazil
Richarlison - 10 in last 10 for Brazil, 20 in 42 overall
Jesus - 1 in last 20 (over last 3 years), 19 in 59 overall
Both are the same age, and Jesus has a slightly better striker rate at City than Richarlison had at a Everton side that was barely surviving.
Shouldn't talk to gooners, it hurts the brain
Antonio Conte: Tottenham boss wants others at the club to also be held to account
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64308907
If the head of our medical department was paid £15m a year, he'd probably be happy to speak once in a while.
Pretty sure he primarily means Levy, but knows if he mentions him first it won't go down too well.
Why would anyone be interested in what they do at international level? What has Lloris winning the World Cup done for us? Romero winning the World Cup? What has Maguires decent England performances done for Man U? I love Richi for his efforts, but Jesus is a far more technically gifted player and would have elevated our attacking play the same way Kulu has…..It's hard to avoid talking to them unfortunately. I do try.
They are quick to quote the two players' PL statistics, which are clearly in favour of Jesus, despite him often being a bit-part player at City. They aren't really interested in what goes on with the two of them at international level, to be honest.
Maybe remind them that his record at arsenal for scoring goals is on par with our defensive midfieldersIt's hard to avoid talking to them unfortunately. I do try.
They are quick to quote the two players' PL statistics, which are clearly in favour of Jesus, despite him often being a bit-part player at City. They aren't really interested in what goes on with the two of them at international level, to be honest.