Serge Aurier

[Lemonade Money]

Yep, it amazing how players get away with so often in todays game. Maybe VAR should be used for throw ins alone instead of fudging up the harder decisions and wasting every ones time.

I spend more time reading your moaning about VAR, than waiting for a VAR decision!

 

[glorygloryeze]

Such a shame his goal didn't stand yesterday, it was such a sharp, crisp finish which deserved to be a winner tbh.

I didn't see any of the second half? How did he do generally both defensively and going forwards, apart from the chalked-off-by-VAR goal?
Seems that him getting forwards AND being a threat towards goal as well as in terms of providing assists, might be opening things up more for the likes of Kane and Son...

 

[Spur of the moment]

Such a shame his goal didn't stand yesterday, it was such a sharp, crisp finish which deserved to be a winner tbh.

I didn't see any of the second half? How did he do generally both defensively and going forwards, apart from the chalked-off-by-VAR goal?
Seems that him getting forwards AND being a threat towards goal as well as in terms of providing assists, might be opening things up more for the likes of Kane and Son...

It looked like he just couldn't be arsed to get back in the build up to Maddison's winner which came mainly down his flank. He was taken apart in the post match analysis on tv for strolling around / going missing .

 

[nayimfromthehalfwayline]

I thought he was ok in the main. Makes a huge difference to our shape and play IMO.

Most of his offensive play was hit and miss, but he was doing the right things.

 

[StephenH]

I thought he was ok in the main. Makes a huge difference to our shape and play IMO.

Most of his offensive play was hit and miss, but he was doing the right things.

He is our no1 for that position by a country mile, which doesn't say that much for our options in that position.

 

[parklane1]

I thought he was ok in the main. Makes a huge difference to our shape and play IMO.

Most of his offensive play was hit and miss, but he was doing the right things.

My thoughts as well, i am hoping he gets a good run in the team now as i do believe he has got the ability to be a very good player.

 

[nayimfromthehalfwayline]

My thoughts as well, i am hoping he gets a good run in the team now as i do believe he has got the ability to be a very good player.

Ive said that since he joined, there is definitely something about him. The time has come for him to actually show it though, which he has never consistently been able to do.

 

[parklane1]

Ive said that since he joined, there is definitely something about him. The time has come for him to actually show it though, which he has never consistently been able to do.

Ha has had a lot of bad luck with injurys and has never played in a run of games, just looked and he has 25 Prem games not really a lot to prove his worth.

 

[nayimfromthehalfwayline]

Ha has had a lot of bad luck with injurys and has never played in a run of games, just looked and he has 25 Prem games not really a lot to prove his worth.

Absolutely. Some of it is luck, some Poch, some his own inconsistent form.

Not really blaming anyone, just saying - he is at a point where he either pulls it together or else I just dont think itll happen for him here.

 

[parklane1]

Absolutely. Some of it is luck, some Poch, some his own inconsistent form.

Not really blaming anyone, just saying - he is at a point where he either pulls it together or else I just dont think itll happen for him here.

I can't dance with that.

 

[mudshark]

Pochettino's remarks suggest he has concerns about the player's ability to focus and show a consistent level of effort. That doesn't bode well for me; it's not an area that tends to lend itself to improvement. He's our best option as things stand though, so it's up to the manager to manage the best out of it.

 

[elltrev]

One thing I find weird about Serge is his inconsistency in quality of crossing. One week he puts in absolute peaches (like Palace), another week his crossing is awful (like Leicester).

 

[Bullet]

It looked like he just couldn't be arsed to get back in the build up to Maddison's winner which came mainly down his flank. He was taken apart in the post match analysis on tv for strolling around / going missing .

Watch it again. He was close to the ball but Wanyama beat him to it, so Aurier thought the situation was safe. Wanyama messes up the short pass to Kane. Then Aurier was not involved. It was Wanyama’s error

 

[ricky2tricky4city]

Pochettino's remarks suggest he has concerns about the player's ability to focus and show a consistent level of effort. That doesn't bode well for me; it's not an area that tends to lend itself to improvement. He's our best option as things stand though, so it's up to the manager to manage the best out of it.

All pretty much researchable before buying him.

 

[Danishfurniturelover]

Does anyone still want to defend this fcuking idiot. He is brain dead.

The mistakes in his first season were meant to be excused because he was new, but the giving away of penalties by rushing in(much like Foyth) hints at a player who is just not good enough. The 3 foul throws in one match confirm his mental deficiencies. Now yet another sending off.

This guy is a fcuking macaron and who ever scouted him needs to lose their fcuking job.

 

[Maltese Falcon]

Pretty sure that we'll see some posts defending his macaronic fouls today.

 

[mjc23]

What a poor player.

 

[Baleforce]

Pretty sure that we'll see some posts defending his macaronic fouls today.

Only one macaronic foul at most, and sometimes against industrial brickhouse clubs like scbc you need to put the studs in

 

[metalgear]

He made his mark too early in the game but the rest of the players were wimps, allowing scbc to get way with cheating and diving too easily

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[Gazza Dazzla]

Brain dead, always has been and seemingly always will be, you just can’t teach that sort of stuff.