Baleforce
Chris Waddle
Werner ran his nuts off constantly, not a fair comparison.
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Werner ran his nuts off constantly, not a fair comparison.
Kandi1977
Teddy Sheringham
Nah. He's offside more than Defoe was at his worst, and miss at least 2 sitters every game. He's actually one of the weakest links in that team. Every Glimt fan wants an upgrade on him.
braineclipse
Garth Crooks
Been looking forward to that all season really. He will be a bit error prone there and obviously some defensive weaknesses. But he showed last season how that role suits him much better and he tends to calm down a bit when he gets involved more and doesn't always do the high risk thing.
He can fudge right off
You were spookily close here!
SteveAWOL
Tommy Harmer
True, Werner was very much the Tel of his time. Hopefully Mathys will develop into a better finisher in time
Oh dear, the Danish Darren Bent then!
SpurMeUp
Erik Thorstvedt
We still needed him tonight. He couldn’t finish the one on one but he was tracking back and making runs.
Baleforce
Chris Waddle
that one he gave up, that Spence got to, he would have been in on goal 1 on 1 had he went for it
Baleforce
Chris Waddle
SpurMeUp
Erik Thorstvedt
Yes that didn’t look good. He has that lazy demeanour. But he tracks back, makes run, has good pace. But is low on confidence.
demotw
Noé Pamarot
I wondered if he thought he was offside
Bullet
Jimmy Cantrell
Dom was clearly a bit sore as he went off the pitch after his interview, but that is entirely expected i.e. he hasn't played 60 minutes for a billion weeks, he has that "sore ankle thingy" going on, and he sat down in the cold for 40 minutes... so of course he is gonna limp a bit.
Just like me, I am absolutely fine to go for a 2 hour walk... then I sit down for 40 minutes and when I get up I'm limping like a 90 year old.
glasgowspur
Paul Stewart
Did he not give up because he was offside?
Don't think he realises spence is chasing it down, once he notices it he does try to get into the box.
Baleforce
Chris Waddle
Baleforce
Chris Waddle
Junior19
Michael Brown
Slightly more concerned in the second half, looked like a team with nothing to fear or lose in the first, back to more of old "let's be careful" in second.
Could be my prejudice kicking in, not recognizing a managed game. Also, nothing happens in a vacuum, Dortmund being a man down and two goals under of course changes their gameplan and mental state, they probably came in with a feeling that this would be a walkover after how it has been over the last weeks, while we came with a "nothing to lose here, let's fudging show them!"-mentality. That flipped 180 at half time.
But, there were so many, many positive signs in todays game, even harbingers possibly. Stats and graphs are nearly as frowned upon by some fans as words like "science" and "medical research" is among antivaxxers, but I for one am looking forward to peruse over the passing statistics from the first half in particular. I think I can safely bet my left, slightly lower testicle against a penny that we had far more progressive passes, in far more forward positions than we have had in a long time.
Right chuffed with that result, and going to bed with a smile on my face.
Could be my prejudice kicking in, not recognizing a managed game. Also, nothing happens in a vacuum, Dortmund being a man down and two goals under of course changes their gameplan and mental state, they probably came in with a feeling that this would be a walkover after how it has been over the last weeks, while we came with a "nothing to lose here, let's fudging show them!"-mentality. That flipped 180 at half time.
But, there were so many, many positive signs in todays game, even harbingers possibly. Stats and graphs are nearly as frowned upon by some fans as words like "science" and "medical research" is among antivaxxers, but I for one am looking forward to peruse over the passing statistics from the first half in particular. I think I can safely bet my left, slightly lower testicle against a penny that we had far more progressive passes, in far more forward positions than we have had in a long time.
Right chuffed with that result, and going to bed with a smile on my face.