The problem is the reliance on the counterattack, which is to say the reliance on individuals being brilliant when they get space. If you watch Leeds on the ball they take very few touches and they're always moving according to patterns they clearly practice; when we can't break we're really laborious, taking five touches, looking up, waiting for something to happen rather than knowing what will in the situation. It makes us, frankly, predictable apart from one player.
Quote from: wolfman999 on October 23, 2020, 09:49:28 PMI’m sick of hearing about fucking Bielsa. You would think he could turn lead into gold the way some/ most pundits go on about him. There's a reason so many managers admire him and claim he's the best. We're witnessing a Bielsa masterclass. Sometimes you just have to sit back and admire.
I’m sick of hearing about fucking Bielsa. You would think he could turn lead into gold the way some/ most pundits go on about him.
Quote from: Rudy Can't Fail on October 23, 2020, 09:54:56 PMQuote from: wolfman999 on October 23, 2020, 09:49:28 PMI’m sick of hearing about fucking Bielsa. You would think he could turn lead into gold the way some/ most pundits go on about him. There's a reason so many managers admire him and claim he's the best. We're witnessing a Bielsa masterclass. Sometimes you just have to sit back and admire.Whoopee fucking doo. We've just had four Dean Smith masterclasses. Admire them.
Quote from: maidstonevillainjunior on October 23, 2020, 09:44:35 PMIt had to be Leeds. Why did it have to be Leeds? And with a Bamford hattrick, just why?It's like the exact footballing polar opposite of hammering Liverpool. A hammering from Leeds and Bamford getting the match-ball.
It had to be Leeds. Why did it have to be Leeds? And with a Bamford hattrick, just why?