IulianSteaua
Steed Malbranque
It's not the win, it's how we played. Poor, very poor...
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OMT - Tottenham Hotspur at Wolverhampton Wanderers
- Thread starter greatwhitenorf
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IulianSteaua
Steed Malbranque
So he did nothing wrong there? Even attempting a defense for his actions there is crazy.
greatwhitenorf
Vedran Corluka
Did anyone notice Paratici in the dug out (or whatever it's called now) shouting and screaming at our players? You'd think he was in charge!
All he needs is a cafe table, a carafe of wine and a pack of smokes.
JerusalemMan
Johnny Morrison
No.
And, even if he had something to be blamed for, MotM isn't for someone who puts in a faultless performance. Just the best overall.
And, over the game, he did damn well
Bedfordspurs
Arthur Rowe
He had 6 players behind him
Someone had to take the ball
That was a huge part of the price on today
No one actually took control of the ball
It did. I think its rules him out of MOTM for me.
There were lots of ok/good performances today but no-one outstanding IMO
JerusalemMan
Johnny Morrison
It's better than playing very well but losing.
Of course we'd all rather play well and win but, right now, I'll take the win over how we played
He lost the ball poorly, but the rest of the defense, including the midfield, should've been able to cover for a ball lost that far from the goal.
One pass shouldn't have been able to bypass the whole defence.
Bishop
Paul Stalteri
Nah it was a mistake. He overdid the play thinking his Lothar Matheus even knowing that he is a CB. Good decision making would have had him safely offload the ball once he ventured into their half. It was 100% a mistake and an example of his sometimes really confusing decision making.
Bishop
Paul Stalteri
Well if half that defence is in the opposition's half it does make it a little bit more difficult to defend....
Half the defence? There were several players between Dier and our goal, more than enough to stop one pass getting a player in one on one with Lloris
Bedfordspurs
Arthur Rowe
Watch it again and look at his options after he got the ball
The whole midfield was behind him
Not sure how he ended up furthest forward
It was a mistake but a mistake by being brave and coming out of defence
The egyptian
Carlo Cudicini
I don’t think so, in that match we didn’t creat a single chance for 80 mins after their goal, contrary to today.
Bedfordspurs
Arthur Rowe
100%
Last year we sat back and got smashed
Today we couldn’t get a foothold on the ball but still created the best chances
IulianSteaua
Steed Malbranque
We don't need Dier to be "brave" and "come out of defence". We need Dier to leave the ball to the midfielders who are a lot more equipt than him to do something with it.
I wonder if you would have been so forgiving if Sissoko was playing and he lost the ball in the exact same circumstances
Bedfordspurs
Arthur Rowe
So why didn’t the midfield get to the ball?
they were too deep
It was a poor pass out of Wolves defence