It depends on who we capitulate against, we know full well it will happen.
Hull didn't have much intensity today, but when they were around our 18 yard box it was us that panicked for some reason.
Once again firpo goes missing and struijk has to cover, wish we'd get a LB and leave firpo in the oppositions half where he creates havoc.
I do think with the players we've got in for rutter and summerville we look to have more strength in depth to do the dirty work.
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mentalcase wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2024 7:40 pm
It depends on who we capitulate against, we know full well it will happen. Hull didn't have much intensity today, but when they were around our 18 yard box it was us that panicked for some reason.
Once again firpo goes missing and struijk has to cover, wish we'd get a LB and leave firpo in the oppositions half where he creates havoc.
I do think with the players we've got in for rutter and summerville we look to have more strength in depth to do the dirty work.
My concern today, Meslier makes our defence nervous, he made one excellent one-handed save, then proceeds to roll the ball out to a Hull player, and then lack of communication with Rodon, who had to deal with a harmless ball Mes should have eaten up.
Rodon also involved in two situations he failed to deal with efficiently.
The long ball over the top, where he mistimed his header & then attempting to dribble past one of their forwards & lost possession in a very dangerous area.
1964white wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2024 8:27 pm
My concern today, Meslier makes our defence nervous, he made one excellent one-handed save, then proceeds to roll the ball out to a Hull player, and then lack of communication with Rodon, who had to deal with a harmless ball Mes should have eaten up.
Rodon also involved in two situations he failed to deal with efficiently.
The long ball over the top, where he mistimed his header & then attempting to dribble past one of their forwards & lost possession in a very dangerous area.
I thought Hull made it tough for us.
We were better in the second-half.
Yep, thats how I saw it as well, makes difficult things look easy whilst making the simple things look difficult.
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1964white wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2024 8:27 pm
My concern today, Meslier makes our defence nervous, he made one excellent one-handed save, then proceeds to roll the ball out to a Hull player, and then lack of communication with Rodon, who had to deal with a harmless ball Mes should have eaten up.
Rodon also involved in two situations he failed to deal with efficiently.
The long ball over the top, where he mistimed his header & then attempting to dribble past one of their forwards & lost possession in a very dangerous area.
I thought Hull made it tough for us.
We were better in the second-half.
If it is the one I am thinking of the Hull attacker jumped into Rodon rather than going for the ball. Was definitely a free kick in my eyes.
Someone should have told him he had a man on. It looked like he didn't know there was a man behind him and then when the guy tried to tackle him it appeared that Rodon was then trying to escape the danger by getting away from him with the ball and had probably lost awareness of where the other Leeds players were - as such I think him trying a pass there could have been just as dangerous.
I think we need to sometimes remember that it isn't like the opposition are a bunch of terrible players. They have some good players and most matches will be tough.
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weasel wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2024 9:11 pm
If it is the one I am thinking of the Hull attacker jumped into Rodon rather than going for the ball. Was definitely a free kick in my eyes.
Someone should have told him he had a man on. It looked like he didn't know there was a man behind him and then when the guy tried to tackle him it appeared that Rodon was then trying to escape the danger by getting away from him with the ball and had probably lost awareness of where the other Leeds players were - as such I think him trying a pass there could have been just as dangerous.
I think we need to sometimes remember that it isn't like the opposition are a bunch of terrible players. They have some good players and most matches will be tough.
Need to watch the game again, but it didn't seem great defending from where I was standing.
About 4 minutes in. You don't really see it first time but in the replay the Hull forward just leads with the arm into Rodon's body with no attempt to head the ball. For me a definite foul.
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Cjay wrote: ↑Sat May 17, 2025 4:23 pmI've pretended to support a team that's been crap for most of my life as part of some sort of long term plan
About 4 minutes in. You don't really see it first time but in the replay the Hull forward just leads with the arm into Rodon's body with no attempt to head the ball. For me a definite foul.
I watched the highlights, and yes the Hull forward jumps into Rodon making no contact with the ball, so I concede it was a definite foul.
1964white wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2024 8:27 pm
My concern today, Meslier makes our defence nervous, he made one excellent one-handed save, then proceeds to roll the ball out to a Hull player, and then lack of communication with Rodon, who had to deal with a harmless ball Mes should have eaten up.
Rodon also involved in two situations he failed to deal with efficiently.
The long ball over the top, where he mistimed his header & then attempting to dribble past one of their forwards & lost possession in a very dangerous area.
I thought Hull made it tough for us.
We were better in the second-half.
It has been pointed out that when Bogle and Firpo have bombed forward
and creating a bit of havoc, then we revert to a back 3 with Ethan droping
in between Joe and Pascal, who are charge with handling anything coming
down the wings... it's all part of the grand plan man.
Bogle hits the side netting and Firpo lays it on for Joel... what's not to like
and a clean sheet means that no matter how scarry the defence looks, it works.
I would even suggest that when Bogle and Firpo are back in their regular positions
then our defence appears to be weeker, but not so when we are 3 at the back.
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Sean_Nile wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2024 11:23 am
It has been pointed out that when Bogle and Firpo have bombed forward
and creating a bit of havoc, then we revert to a back 3 with Ethan droping
in between Joe and Pascal, who are charge with handling anything coming
down the wings... it's all part of the grand plan man.
Bogle hits the side netting and Firpo lays it on for Joel... what's not to like
and a clean sheet means that no matter how scarry the defence looks, it works. I would even suggest that when Bogle and Firpo are back in their regular positions
then our defence appears to be weeker, but not so when we are 3 at the back.
1964white wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2024 4:31 pm
You are probably right there.
I thought Bogle did reasonably well against Miller who is a very tricky customer - never really understsood what that phrase means. Fair enough Miller got away from him some times but Bogle also tackled him a few times. I don't know if Miller just plays well against us but for me alongside Clarke was the best winger we came up against last season.
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Cjay wrote: ↑Sat May 17, 2025 4:23 pmI've pretended to support a team that's been crap for most of my life as part of some sort of long term plan