Quote from: Lastfootstamper on April 16, 2023, 05:29:17 PMI thought we were good out wide on both sides, chelsea were nowhere near as comfortable there as in the league game. We just couldn't convert it into decent chances. That said, I was behind the goal (crossbar was obstructing my view) so didn't have the best perspective in the second half, but it did look like we had maybe a handful of opportunities we could have executed a bit better.We entered their box loads of times in the second half and Hanson put in some great crosses but we lacked a bit of composure when it mattered. And none of the big chances fell to Daly. We did threaten down the right when Nobbs linked up out there but Lehmann struggled to get much change out of Carter, who was really good. I presume Lehmann is the most at threat of losing her place next season of the current XI. But hopefully she sticks around because we need more depth (no subs used today) and her leaving would give our social media department as mad as a lorry.
I thought we were good out wide on both sides, chelsea were nowhere near as comfortable there as in the league game. We just couldn't convert it into decent chances. That said, I was behind the goal (crossbar was obstructing my view) so didn't have the best perspective in the second half, but it did look like we had maybe a handful of opportunities we could have executed a bit better.
Quote from: eamonn on April 16, 2023, 04:18:01 PMWas disappointed with Knobbs, seemed quite wasteful for someone with decent pedigree. Couldn't agree more. I think Nobbs has been poor since she joined us, and her presence in the team is hampering the development of Laura Blindkilde-Brown.
Was disappointed with Knobbs, seemed quite wasteful for someone with decent pedigree.
2-1 now.
3-2 what's gone on?
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