metalhead wrote:He was poor in the first half, but grew in the second half, showed some decent skills and crossing, also showed glimpses of intelligence with his passing. However, overall he was okay, not the best I've seen of him.
metalhead wrote:He was poor in the first half, but grew in the second half, showed some decent skills and crossing, also showed glimpses of intelligence with his passing. However, overall he was okay, not the best I've seen of him.
bunglemark2 wrote:metalhead wrote:He was poor in the first half, but grew in the second half, showed some decent skills and crossing, also showed glimpses of intelligence with his passing. However, overall he was okay, not the best I've seen of him.
Were you watching the same game as me ?
bigmick wrote:Yes he's definately gone off the boil has Riera. I still have faith he can be a top player for us, but I thought he was poor against West ham to be perfectly honest. Neat and tidy is all very well, but they were defending so narrow it really should have been a field day for him and Benayoun. As it was, he was innefective and failed to dove tail at all with Dossena, while Benayoun constantly tracked inside and congested the midfield even more.
It might even have been an idea to take Riera off and bring Benayoun over to the left. I'm fairly sure the manager would have considered it, as the Israeli tracking inside would then have pulled Lucas Neil away and given us an out ball every time.
Not Riera's best effort tonight though. I think the most urgency he showed was when running off to be substituted. Curiously, it was probably the first time in my life I can remember the bloke coming off (Riera) showing considerably more gusto than the bloke coming on (Babel), who was doing his lounge lizard bit on arrival.
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