Ben Patrick wrote:Ok woof noted.
I would try and ignore his posts but that would mean not going in any thread on the forum.
Its getting tedious for me reading them anyway.
I am not trying to wind him up, i am being genuine in my thoughts and opinions on this.
Ben Patrick wrote:Benny The Noon wrote:The second goal which came from a cross - Konchesky allowed Nani to slip in unoticed behind him because Konchesky was too close to the cbs and they played the ball straight over his head to the feet of nani - Konchesky went to close him down but Nani to switched the ball to his left foot and got the cross in easily - it was one against one - he wasnt double teamed . As for the third goal - Agger is a cb not a natural left back but some blame must be given to Jovanovic as well as Agger closed down Nani quickly but shifted the ball to O Shea ( who was rightly still on the pitch ) who put the cross in , Jovanovic should of been marking O shea .
The 2nd goal was just one of those things, a cross came in from our left but it wasnt the cross that made the goal.
It was crossed from a poor angle really and didnt come at Berbatov in a good position at all. He had to control it with his back to goal with his knee.
If you think that's Koncheskys fault for not shutting out the initial cross then i think it underlines your over criticism.
To stop every cross isnt possible. What you need to do is try and make sure balls come in from angles that should suit the defending team, i think that was one of those crosses, Berbatovs genius made that goal from nothing.
Bad Bob wrote:I find it interesting how much blame Konchesky's getting for the goals when teammates were just as if not more culpable for all three. Torres did an abyssmal job marking Berbatov for their first (although Konchesky absolutely should have been on the post), while Carragher should have done much better marking Berbatov for the second and third. Of course the second was just one of those fluke goals in many ways but Carragher could have got over to Berbatov quicker and not allowed him the time he did. On the third he should have also been more physical with Berbatov to prevent such a clean header. Konchesky did not have a great game by any means but to single him out for the goals is excessively narrow.
Bad Bob wrote:I find it interesting how much blame Konchesky's getting for the goals when teammates were just as if not more culpable for all three. Torres did an abyssmal job marking Berbatov for their first (although Konchesky absolutely should have been on the post), while Carragher should have done much better marking Berbatov for the second and third. Of course the second was just one of those fluke goals in many ways but Carragher could have got over to Berbatov quicker and not allowed him the time he did. On the third he should have also been more physical with Berbatov to prevent such a clean header. Konchesky did not have a great game by any means but to single him out for the goals is excessively narrow.
RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:I think even before we signed him I was completely honest in my assessment of Konchesky ,I simply couldn't see him as the solution to our left back problem ,and what's more baffling is posters claiming although he is not the fastest, or most solid defender ,or for that matter the most dominant in the air we could have bought..... he will still do a job ...... how exactlywhen we needed a defender with these precise attributes when we needed a defender who was quick, solid and aerially dominant, we decided to settle on someone who its been proven is bereft of these particular traits .... Nani isn't the only winger in the Premiership who is capable of giving our new left back a torrid time ....
I would have honestly loved Konchesky to prove myself and the doubters wrong ... but sadly even at this early stage of the season I'm afraid he just doesn't have it in his locker
Emerald Red wrote:RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:I think even before we signed him I was completely honest in my assessment of Konchesky ,I simply couldn't see him as the solution to our left back problem ,and what's more baffling is posters claiming although he is not the fastest, or most solid defender ,or for that matter the most dominant in the air we could have bought..... he will still do a job ...... how exactlywhen we needed a defender with these precise attributes when we needed a defender who was quick, solid and aerially dominant, we decided to settle on someone who its been proven is bereft of these particular traits .... Nani isn't the only winger in the Premiership who is capable of giving our new left back a torrid time ....
I would have honestly loved Konchesky to prove myself and the doubters wrong ... but sadly even at this early stage of the season I'm afraid he just doesn't have it in his locker
Yep, exactly how I feel, RB. For those who belief we've got it in us to be a top side, well, I've news for you all: no top side would contain a player like Konchesky for a back-up, nevermind being picked as a regular left back. What? You think that's harsh or I'm moaning? Them's the facts!
Thommo's perm wrote:Emerald Red wrote:RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:I think even before we signed him I was completely honest in my assessment of Konchesky ,I simply couldn't see him as the solution to our left back problem ,and what's more baffling is posters claiming although he is not the fastest, or most solid defender ,or for that matter the most dominant in the air we could have bought..... he will still do a job ...... how exactlywhen we needed a defender with these precise attributes when we needed a defender who was quick, solid and aerially dominant, we decided to settle on someone who its been proven is bereft of these particular traits .... Nani isn't the only winger in the Premiership who is capable of giving our new left back a torrid time ....
I would have honestly loved Konchesky to prove myself and the doubters wrong ... but sadly even at this early stage of the season I'm afraid he just doesn't have it in his locker
Yep, exactly how I feel, RB. For those who belief we've got it in us to be a top side, well, I've news for you all: no top side would contain a player like Konchesky for a back-up, nevermind being picked as a regular left back. What? You think that's harsh or I'm moaning? Them's the facts!
Whens the last time we were a "top side"?
Emerald Red wrote:Thommo's perm wrote:Emerald Red wrote:RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:I think even before we signed him I was completely honest in my assessment of Konchesky ,I simply couldn't see him as the solution to our left back problem ,and what's more baffling is posters claiming although he is not the fastest, or most solid defender ,or for that matter the most dominant in the air we could have bought..... he will still do a job ...... how exactlywhen we needed a defender with these precise attributes when we needed a defender who was quick, solid and aerially dominant, we decided to settle on someone who its been proven is bereft of these particular traits .... Nani isn't the only winger in the Premiership who is capable of giving our new left back a torrid time ....
I would have honestly loved Konchesky to prove myself and the doubters wrong ... but sadly even at this early stage of the season I'm afraid he just doesn't have it in his locker
Yep, exactly how I feel, RB. For those who belief we've got it in us to be a top side, well, I've news for you all: no top side would contain a player like Konchesky for a back-up, nevermind being picked as a regular left back. What? You think that's harsh or I'm moaning? Them's the facts!
Whens the last time we were a "top side"?
Now, are you another one that's trying to re-write recent history? I remember us almost getting to a 3rd CL final in four seasons and coming within a whisker of winning the title in the same year season before last. And I said a side aspiring to be a top side, or those with the belief that we should be coming at least fourth in the league this season.
Thommo's perm wrote:Whens the last time we were a "top side"?
woof woof ! wrote:Thommo's perm wrote:Whens the last time we were a "top side"?
Season before last![]()
There's a difference between a "top side" and "the topside"
Apart from last seasons disappointment I thought we'd done enough in recent years to convince even the most myopic that a consistent top four finish had re-established us as a top side.
Benny The Noon wrote:The second goal which came from a cross - Konchesky allowed Nani to slip in unoticed behind him because Konchesky was too close to the cbs and they played the ball straight over his head to the feet of nani - Konchesky went to close him down but Nani to switched the ball to his left foot and got the cross in easily - it was one against one - he wasnt double teamed . As for the third goal - Agger is a cb not a natural left back but some blame must be given to Jovanovic as well as Agger closed down Nani quickly but shifted the ball to O Shea ( who was rightly still on the pitch ) who put the cross in , Jovanovic should of been marking O shea .
metalhead wrote:Benny The Noon wrote:The second goal which came from a cross - Konchesky allowed Nani to slip in unoticed behind him because Konchesky was too close to the cbs and they played the ball straight over his head to the feet of nani - Konchesky went to close him down but Nani to switched the ball to his left foot and got the cross in easily - it was one against one - he wasnt double teamed . As for the third goal - Agger is a cb not a natural left back but some blame must be given to Jovanovic as well as Agger closed down Nani quickly but shifted the ball to O Shea ( who was rightly still on the pitch ) who put the cross in , Jovanovic should of been marking O shea .
And what about the center backs who clearly did not deal properly with berbatov???
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