We had a decent period building up to our goal, but then we dropped off again.
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*** OMT Tottenham Hotspur v Bournemouth ***
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We had a decent period building up to our goal, but then we dropped off again.
Richy can play as LWF, has played there just as much as a striker, Bissouma hasn't had much game time (been poor when played)
FolkestoneSpur
Neil Ruddock
I thought we were going to see us hammering Bournemouth for about 15 minutes there but no we drop off 20 yards and hand the initiative to them, yet again pathetic! Can't wait for this season to be over tbh.
Bad touch from Sanchez?? He passed it to Porro, there was no problem until it got to Porro
Chrissivad
Tim Sherwood
Watch his first touch. He lost it under his foot and had to find the ball again.
Porro shouldn't be trying to take on 3 players in that position though.
IulianSteaua
Steed Malbranque
It's the formation and lack of creative midfielders aswell. We need to play with 3 CMs, Hojbjerg or Skipp as DM, and they can drop a bit when we are defending. Bentancur and a creative midfielder(such as Gundogan for example) would be able to keep the ball more. To play that formation we need to play with 2 CBs, but how can you do that when Romero is our only decent one. A Virgil type of player needs to be next to Romero for us to play with only 2 CBs.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Suicidal the way we invite them on to us. We really need to change things the way we try to play out of defence. We take way too long, keep passing it across the back until someone makes a mistake.They could smell blood and went fot the kill.
Their equaliser was inevitable.
Their equaliser was inevitable.
His poor first touch didn't cause the goal. There was no danger until Porro fudged up. Anyone that blames Sanchez for that goal are just looking for anything to pin on him. I'm just surprised that nobody has somehow tried to blame Dier.
Hotshot-Tottenham
Edgar Davids
Trouble is it was a slow, nothing pass to a player with nowhere to go.
Then compounded by terrible decision making from Porro.
metalgear
Nayim
I saw Sanchez put the ball to Porro too slow. 3 players bearing down on him at full speed before he touched it.
Porro at fault too, could have turned towards the sidelines and maybe get a foul but I think he panicked and rushed to get the ball first.
There were plenty of places to go. Pass is straight back to Sanchez to clear for starters
spurspinter1
Paul Stalteri
I'd suggest watching it again!
It didn't directly lead to the error, obviously Porro could have just punted it or not cut inside for sure. However it's just embarrassing and I'll say a third time, the shakiness clearly affects our other defenders, it does not inspire confidence and is painful in a 3 CB system.
I want our defenders to be able to trap a ball without it getting stuck under their feet or falling over it. For that to happen, Sanchez needs to kindly fudge off.
I've watched it enough times
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
There's a permitted range. Its 22m narrower than the maximum permitted
Chrissivad
Tim Sherwood
Almost good link up from Porro and Perisic...
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Jol made a similar move. It would be a hard sell, but you've got to have ambition
spurspinter1
Paul Stalteri
If you didn't see Davo's horrendous touch then I disagree but okay, whatever - Let's say he is a graceful elegant ball playing maestro centre back instead if you like
Beckenbaur reincarnate lol.