We never lose to Burnley so we are going to thrash them 2-1.
Quote from: olaftab on September 26, 2019, 11:48:25 PMWe never lose to Burnley so we are going to thrash them 2-1.They did us at Villa Park in out last meeting. Depressing day after a depressing humiliation at Southampton and before the even more depressing FA Cup final . Dark days indeed.
Quote from: Deano's Mullet on September 27, 2019, 11:38:46 AMQuote from: olaftab on September 26, 2019, 11:48:25 PMWe never lose to Burnley so we are going to thrash them 2-1.They did us at Villa Park in out last meeting. Depressing day after a depressing humiliation at Southampton and before the even more depressing FA Cup final . Dark days indeed.I recall them singing 'Arsenal will murder you', it was just before the end of the season (and the cup final)
Surely Jack wide will happen at some point. We saw for Wesley's goal against Arsenal that Jack is at his best and most useful getting on the ball in dangerous areas. He's trying to be Xavi, Iniesta and Zidane all in one right now and it's not working.
Quote from: Monty on September 27, 2019, 11:35:45 AMSurely Jack wide will happen at some point. We saw for Wesley's goal against Arsenal that Jack is at his best and most useful getting on the ball in dangerous areas. He's trying to be Xavi, Iniesta and Zidane all in one right now and it's not working.I just can’t see it happening. It would take Jack out of his best position, in my opinion, and given our wingers generally play quite wide will almost certainly see him have considerably less of the ball - which is not a tactic I would particular like to see us employ.
Nearly 30% don't think we will beat Burnley, at home!?Can I ask those 30%, who the hell do you think we will beat at home?
Quote from: Luke8 on September 27, 2019, 12:29:40 PMQuote from: Monty on September 27, 2019, 11:35:45 AMSurely Jack wide will happen at some point. We saw for Wesley's goal against Arsenal that Jack is at his best and most useful getting on the ball in dangerous areas. He's trying to be Xavi, Iniesta and Zidane all in one right now and it's not working.I just can’t see it happening. It would take Jack out of his best position, in my opinion, and given our wingers generally play quite wide will almost certainly see him have considerably less of the ball - which is not a tactic I would particular like to see us employ. What's he doing with it though? He sees a lot of the ball right now and he looks indecisive as if he has too many options and not enough time. He will adjust to the pace of the league again but in that position it takes time, and in the meanwhile he could be extremely effective as a sort of roaming inside left. If it was a good enough learning curve for Iniesta it's good enough for Jack.