Matty Cash

[Clampy]

Obviously smashing work getting the winner 'n all, but it seems a bit odd that the 87th minute last-throw-of-the-dice set piece plan ends with Cash being the one who has the shot rather than someone more used to doing so.

Does it matter who's on the end of it?

[Dave]

Obviously smashing work getting the winner 'n all, but it seems a bit odd that the 87th minute last-throw-of-the-dice set piece plan ends with Cash being the one who has the shot rather than someone more used to doing so.

Blimey, tough crowd. It’s not a coincidence. They work on set pieces for hours. Cash said as much in his interview.

I know. I didn't think for a second that it was a coincidence.

It's just that you'd presumably spend those hours of planning and work and you'd probably try and get one of the players more used to pinging one from 25 yards to be the one doing it.

Not complaining, just seems like an interesting choice for him to be the one on the end of that planning.

[Dave]

Obviously smashing work getting the winner 'n all, but it seems a bit odd that the 87th minute last-throw-of-the-dice set piece plan ends with Cash being the one who has the shot rather than someone more used to doing so.

Does it matter who's on the end of it?

Well, yes. Presumably there's a good reason that it isn't Lenglet. Or Martinez.

[pablo_picasso]

Obviously smashing work getting the winner 'n all, but it seems a bit odd that the 87th minute last-throw-of-the-dice set piece plan ends with Cash being the one who has the shot rather than someone more used to doing so.

Blimey, tough crowd. It’s not a coincidence. They work on set pieces for hours. Cash said as much in his interview.

I know. I didn't think for a second that it was a coincidence.

It's just that you'd presumably spend those hours of planning and work and you'd probably try and get one of the players more used to pinging one from 25 yards to be the one doing it.

Not complaining, just seems like an interesting choice for him to be the one on the end of that planning.

I just wish he would cross it earlier & not always rely in Kamara & Konsa as a safety blanket...

[pauliewalnuts]

Obviously smashing work getting the winner 'n all, but it seems a bit odd that the 87th minute last-throw-of-the-dice set piece plan ends with Cash being the one who has the shot rather than someone more used to doing so.

Blimey, tough crowd. It’s not a coincidence. They work on set pieces for hours. Cash said as much in his interview.

I know. I didn't think for a second that it was a coincidence.

It's just that you'd presumably spend those hours of planning and work and you'd probably try and get one of the players more used to pinging one from 25 yards to be the one doing it.

Not complaining, just seems like an interesting choice for him to be the one on the end of that planning.

I just wish he would cross it earlier & not always rely in Kamara & Konsa as a safety blanket...

I wish he wouldn't get across the halfway line and immediately look to play it backwards, like a sort of balding Cucurella.

[Toronto Villa]

He’s been watching too much Man City version Jack Grealish.

[Risso]

I wish he wouldn't get across the halfway line and immediately look to play it backwards, like a sort of balding Cucurella.

Man, that's cold.

[AV84]

Was it Cash yelling at someone to pass it back to Emi from the halfway line about 2 minutes before we scored? Whoever he was yelling at passed it forward instead and Cash(?) looked really annoyed about it.

[Footy-Vill]

With Konsa injured, it's time for Cashy to step up, as he'll likely get plenty of minutes and starts against Manchester United, Fulham, Forest, Luton, and Tottenham.
However, if he gets booked today, he would miss the next round on February 28th against Leeds.

Tonight, he faces Chilwell and either Sterling, Nkunku, or Mudryk.
So in anticipation have brought thread to prominence and for specifics in discussing and rating tonight's performance and the next run of games.

Perhaps Cashy will not start every game, but he is expected to gain more playing time. It's a shame Nedeljković isn't arriving till the summer as he would be ideal to share minutes.
Kesler and Chambers are an alternative option during this time

[Hookeysmith]

Absolutely boils my piss.

The times he gets the ball on the run in front of him then stops and turns back and plays it to a CH. I hope this Serbian kid really shows up in pre season as he has to be better than what we have.

It was so evident from the start that Chelsea targeted both our full back as the weakest links - and they were no wrong

[KevinGage]

I wish he wouldn't get across the halfway line and immediately look to play it backwards, like a sort of balding Cucurella.

He's got a very difficult decision to make in the next few years. Unless he goes to the same Turkish hair-don't specialist as Danny Ings.

[john2710]

If I didn't know better I'd swear he was left footed, given the number of times he turns back off his right foot. For what we paid & for what he's done over the past 3 years it was a good investment. But we've moved up a few levels & it's clear he's not good enough going forward. Defensively he's OK.

[dcdavecollett]

I was surprised -and disappointed- that KKH wasn't on the bench to keep Cash up to the mark.

[PaulWinch again]

I was surprised -and disappointed- that KKH wasn't on the bench to keep Cash up to the mark.

Cup tied wasn’t he?

[dcdavecollett]

Did he play for Argyle before we recalled him?