Darren Gough derby.
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Love the title.
Funnily enough he was tweeting from Cambridge last night!
A massive game for us with all the other contenders otherwise engaged or putting their feet up.
Any team with true credentials would come out of this with a routine 2-0 win, a goal in each half and restrict the opposition to a couple of long range efforts and a half-hearted penalty appeal.
We don't seem to do routine wins. I've got a half baked theory that we often seem to play better when the players have working inside on the astro (which they seem to have been doing this week). The passing seems crisper, sharper reactions all round and the movement is better. We'll see...
Funnily enough he was tweeting from Cambridge last night!
A massive game for us with all the other contenders otherwise engaged or putting their feet up.
Any team with true credentials would come out of this with a routine 2-0 win, a goal in each half and restrict the opposition to a couple of long range efforts and a half-hearted penalty appeal.
We don't seem to do routine wins. I've got a half baked theory that we often seem to play better when the players have working inside on the astro (which they seem to have been doing this week). The passing seems crisper, sharper reactions all round and the movement is better. We'll see...
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Totally agree, we never "do it easy" 2-0 up and we still have it in us to muck it up ! That said there's a different feeling about things this season, if we need to step it up- we can.
What will be interesting to see is if we do win both games, how the players react to being top, could either rise to it and push on or put ourselves under pressure and struggle- who knows
What will be interesting to see is if we do win both games, how the players react to being top, could either rise to it and push on or put ourselves under pressure and struggle- who knows
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Camdenite in being half right, half wrong shocker!
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Should have been 3-0 as Grigg's was wrongly ruled offside.
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I didn't actually realise how bad that decision was until I saw the FL show. Unbelievable incompetence from the Lino.
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That offside decision is unforgivable!
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I reckon that offside is worse than the Vertonghen one last week! How has he come to the conclusion that he was offside? Haha
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Only if we go up and even then we may come to the same conclusion as you did and that you need a bit more power and pace in The Championship.
He's just got on with his job and was happy to share starting duties with Benik as well as give the Arsenal Loanee all the limelight. Ironically, there's signs of the football being a bit more attractive now Grigg's leading the line as we arent tempted to spring him the way we often did with Benik.
