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Match Thread - L**ds v SWFC
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22-08-2015, 20:19
Can't argue with what you said there Maddix. I thought the midfield three of Semedo, Hutch and Lee all did well and it was good to see that Lee and Hutch did well in supporting each other both in attack and defence. I would have marked Nuhiu as a 5, just thought he did very little right on the ball. Maybe Sougou proved MS right and showed at the moment Wallace is a better option with Sougou being used as an impact sub for the least 20 mins.
22-08-2015, 20:24
I gave him 6 because of what he did off the ball
 not knocking your previously stated footballing talents Chaz but a player can have a good game and never actually touch the ball
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22-08-2015, 20:28
(This post was last modified: 22-08-2015, 20:43 by St Charles Owl.)
(22-08-2015, 20:24)Maddix Wrote: I gave him 6 because of what he did off the ball Shit, there are no footballing talents to knock as you so stated!!!!!! Maybe if we just tell him to stay away from the ball and run around dragging a defender with him we will get the best out of him!!!  Just to update the BML, Wereham won a  for getting the number of shots etc, no other winners.
22-08-2015, 22:14
Price 6 - don't think he was at fault for the goal
Palmer 7 - promising performance. Given licence to get forward, could have got the winner. Lees 7 Sasso 7 - looking quality Wiggins 5 - got done for their goal. Had done ok apart from that Semedo 9 - in the job he was asked to do it doesn't get any better than that Hutch 7 - busy and committed Lee 7 - impressive and lively. Looked like a player fighting for his shirt Sougou 6 - couple of decent runs. Matias 8 - wonder goal but not a lot else Nuhiu 5 - no attempts on target that I can remember. Played his part in build up to goal. Touch was awful. For someone so big he really is a bit of a fairy.
22-08-2015, 22:22
Not arguing but if Price had dived forward on to the ball instead of moving sideways it wouldn't have reached Wood. He should have tried to cut out the cross and trusted in his defenders if he missed it IMO
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23-08-2015, 00:21
Can see your point.
Cross should never have come into the box, there's the real problem! 
23-08-2015, 10:24
A POINT GAINED OR TWO LOST?
As usual we take the lead at Leeds but end up with a point. At half time, we had played it pretty much perfectly by snuffing out their dangers and taking our single chance for a perfect smash & grab raid. Second half, we gave them too much space and offered little threat going forward. The first half was largely nondescript except for a moment of genius by Matias, who scored a la Gascoigne in Euro 96 by flicking it over the defenders head and volleying home brilliantly. Leeds were restricted to a handful of chances but Wood & Antenucci kept running offside. My only concern was that eventually one of them would stay onside & take their chance. Even in the first half, it was clear that Nuhiu's lack of movement meant that we had limited scoring options so they concentrated on shackling Matias & Sougou, leaving us little threat. It appeared that we sat back in the second half. Doubt that was the plan but Hutchinson & Lee ended up deeper & deeper and Leeds controlled the match well in our half. Sougou & Matias offered less & less threat and Nuhiu offered nothing. The goal appeared to be inevitable. Lee gave the ball away cheaply, Wiggins was easily nutmegged and Lees fell asleep, leaving Wood with a simple tap in. Full credit to Leeds for a well worked goal but we have to do better defensively. How Lees got the SKY MOTM, I don't know. After that, it was hanging on for a point although Palmer made one very good break and if he had looked left could have set up an easy goal. Price - 6 - easy afternoon, no chance for goal Palmer - 6 - solid performance Lees - 5 - lost Wood too many times Sasso - 6 - looked assured Wiggins - 5 - caught out of position a bit Semedo - 6 - good first half but gave ball away too much Hutchinson - 6 - good energy but too many poor challenges Lee - 6 - good with the ball apart from the goal but positionally poor defensively Sougou - 5 - little impact on game Nuhiu - 4 - the ball just bounces off him Matias - 6 - wonder goal then tired ............................................................. Hunt - 6 Helan - 6 Lopez - 6 Matias did what he does, scored the goal but did little else. That is why you have your best player on the pitch because in a few seconds, he can win you the match. Sadly, we couldn't defend that goal. We need a striker that has pace because that makes it far harder for opposition defenders because they cannot defend so high. That is why we scored so many when we had Antonio. Joao looks like he will do the job but he is probably a couple of years away. We need someone as a stop gap for this season. Tuesday night's team should be selected with the Boro match in mind so we should rest Hutchinson and give starts to Sougou & Joao. In my mind, it was two points dropped because I don't think Leeds are particularly good. However, it will take time to get it together & I expect we will pick up momentum as the season progresses. If we get through in the LC & get something off Boro then we can build on that. Match Stats: Most Attempts: Wood 7 Antenucci 5 Matias 3 Phillips 2 Dallas 2 Most Tackles: Taylor 4 Bamba 3 Adeyemi 3 Palmer 3 Lee 3 Most Dribbles: Bamba 2 Antenucci 1 Dallas 1 Sasso 1 Passing Accuracy: Lopez 100% Hutchinson 81% Sasso 79% Palmer 76% Lees 75% Lee 69% Wiggins 68% Matias 67% Hunt 67% Semedo 65% Sougou 64% Helan 60% Price 54% Nuhiu 53% Key Passes: Palmer 3 Lee 2 Hutchinson 1 Shots on Target: Matias 2 Palmer 1 Total Touches: Nuhiu 47 Price 46 Palmer 46 Lees 44 Sasso 44 Hutchinson 40 Lee 37 Matias 31 Wiggins 29 Sougou 28 Semedo 22 Helan 7 Hunt 5 Lopez 5
The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.
23-08-2015, 17:40
Where were those stats published??
Most of them are wrong!! (23-08-2015, 17:40)consilio Wrote: Where were those stats published?? WhoScored.com They claim that they video every match and double check all the stats.
The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.
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