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Date Posted: Monday, January 06, 12:21:36pm
Author: Jungle J
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 51.52.254.24
Subject: Observations

A few observations that build on what many have said
1- TC, unfortunately not great yesterday. Yes he is great at retaining possession but he repeatedly passed it into defending feet when trying to progress into the box. Even though Andreas kept mis-hitting corners we did look livelier with him on the pitch
2- ESR drifted in and out of the game, seeing replays his header was easier to score than miss, but OTOH a wonderful ball out to Raul leading up to the second penalty
3- set pieces, we need a proper coach, we kept trying the cross to the back post for the header back across and they were all defended easily
4- the REF - you could see why Silva was frustrated in the first half, so many 50/50s going Ipswich's way, not getting the red card (I think it could have gone either way), there was a pretty nasty tackle on TC, Lukic won the ball cleanly several times and it was pulled back, AP's booking was pretty soft. VAR saved him, he had decent sight of our first penalty and refused to give it, and there was no booking for the guy who kicked Muniz in the face just before
5- Leno, he's great, but has he ever saved a penalty for us?

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Leno saved a Vardy penalty. Think thats it. (NT) -- Al, Monday, January 06, 12:39:05pm (NoHost/193.17.86.250)
The biggest observation is that Marco got his tactics wrong again. How many times have we relied on subs to bail us out. (NT) -- Hg, Monday, January 06, 12:39:20pm (NoHost/31.94.64.40)
- Surely that's the exact opposite of what you're saying? That Marco's subs are sensational? (NT) -- Jim© The Devon IP, Monday, January 06, 04:29:17pm (62-64-192-58.virtual1.co.uk/62.64.192.58)
  - You really think Marco is setting his teams up to go behind, just so he can look good from making the subs? (NT) -- Hg, Monday, January 06, 05:48:45pm (cpc141402-brnt4-2-0-cust971.4-2.cable.virginm.net/86.9.199.204)
i agree on the ref... terrible and not up to the job... but he did give them 6-7 yellows and us just one. (NT) -- View from the Riverside, Monday, January 06, 01:29:06pm (static-84-9-58-207.vodafonexdsl.co.uk/84.9.58.207)
O'Shea was booked for the kick to Muniz's head (NT) -- Ra's al Ghul, Monday, January 06, 02:15:04pm (webdefence-pool-02.cluster-lonb.forcepoint.net/85.115.53.202)
- So he was - missed it in the clamour for the VAR check... (NT) -- Jungle J, Monday, January 06, 02:56:18pm (NoHost/51.52.254.24)

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