Oh and if tiredness is a factor, keeping possession would probably help.
This season I have enjoyed home V West Brom and parts of the home games against Cardiff and Man City. That's it really.
We did looked tired in the last 20 mins or so. May be that was due to Everton having had an extra 24 hours rest as they payed on Tuesday.
Quote from: The Left Side on February 01, 2014, 08:38:51 PM71% of possession to EFC, we can't win without that much of the ball.We were winning upto 74th minute and lost the game to an 85th minute unbelievable free kick. Funny he the possession stat gets used without any context of how the match actually played out.
71% of possession to EFC, we can't win without that much of the ball.
So I think the possession context is there for all to see. We lost.
Quote from: ChicagoLion link=topic=51429.msg2523349#msg2523349 dateSo I think the possession context is there for all to see. We lost.We lost because a free kick that 9 times out of 10 would have not resulted in a goal ended up in the back of the net. Nothing to do with possession.
Stats from champions league show that teams with greater possession always clock up more KMs running total. So the argument that having less possession makes you run around more and tired is bunkum.