If we insist on him taking corners then FFS try something else other than a floaty one to the back stick for Baker to miss
Quote from: Hookeysmith on February 15, 2017, 01:13:24 PMIf we insist on him taking corners then FFS try something else other than a floaty one to the back stick for Baker to missDon't get me started on corners!Not Hourihane-related in the slightest but when was the last time we carried an actual goal threat from a corner? Winning a corner these days is essentially the same as the ball running out for a goal kick.
I noted with interest his ability to point a lot.
Quote from: Ad@m on February 15, 2017, 06:33:56 PMQuote from: Hookeysmith on February 15, 2017, 01:13:24 PMIf we insist on him taking corners then FFS try something else other than a floaty one to the back stick for Baker to missDon't get me started on corners!Not Hourihane-related in the slightest but when was the last time we carried an actual goal threat from a corner? Winning a corner these days is essentially the same as the ball running out for a goal kick.Do you remember when there were complaints that we were an anti-football outfit because most of our goals were scored from set pieces under the auspices of the Derry Mon? Those were the days, my friends.
Quote from: adrenachrome on February 15, 2017, 07:28:00 PMQuote from: Ad@m on February 15, 2017, 06:33:56 PMQuote from: Hookeysmith on February 15, 2017, 01:13:24 PMIf we insist on him taking corners then FFS try something else other than a floaty one to the back stick for Baker to missDon't get me started on corners!Not Hourihane-related in the slightest but when was the last time we carried an actual goal threat from a corner? Winning a corner these days is essentially the same as the ball running out for a goal kick.Do you remember when there were complaints that we were an anti-football outfit because most of our goals were scored from set pieces under the auspices of the Derry Mon? Those were the days, my friends.Remember them well. Routine victories over Blues, regular top 6 finishes, a team of 100%ers, wasn't enough for some though...
Quote from: russon on February 15, 2017, 07:40:56 PMQuote from: adrenachrome on February 15, 2017, 07:28:00 PMQuote from: Ad@m on February 15, 2017, 06:33:56 PMQuote from: Hookeysmith on February 15, 2017, 01:13:24 PMIf we insist on him taking corners then FFS try something else other than a floaty one to the back stick for Baker to missDon't get me started on corners!Not Hourihane-related in the slightest but when was the last time we carried an actual goal threat from a corner? Winning a corner these days is essentially the same as the ball running out for a goal kick.Do you remember when there were complaints that we were an anti-football outfit because most of our goals were scored from set pieces under the auspices of the Derry Mon? Those were the days, my friends.Remember them well. Routine victories over Blues, regular top 6 finishes, a team of 100%ers, wasn't enough for some though...That would be the ambitious amongst us I suppose...
Aston Villa new boy Conor Hourihane claims Villa's players must work harder to turn their fortunes around this season. The Midlands side have taken just one point since the turn of the year, despite bringing in eight players in January.The former Barnsley captain believes the new additions will help the Villans in the long run, but admits it will take time for the side to gel.He told Sky Sports: “When you look around the dressing room, you can’t not be confident.“There are really good players here, especially for this level. Everyone just needs to work that little bit harder on the training field to turn the luck around.“We haven’t had it in recent weeks but if you keep going, luck starts coming to your side. When that starts happening, the only way is up.“The manager has been fantastic with myself and the lads since I came in. We have some great players in the changing room, it’s just taking a bit of time to gel.”