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  • Ablockhoop
    Silver Seat
    • Sep 2009
    • 1451

    #1

    Southampton and villa won by attacking

    Having a right go at the other team. We lose 4-1 by trying to defend our way out of survival! Ffs get the ball players on the pitch and have ago! 7 points from safety anyway so there's nothing to lose!
  • BUSHRANGER1982
    Gold Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 5666

    #2
    Closing down players, pressing up the field, putting in a tackle, or two......A few other things we could try against United in the next game.

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    • Yousef
      Gold Seat
      • Jul 2009
      • 9553

      #3
      Originally posted by Ablockhoop
      Having a right go at the other team. We lose 4-1 by trying to defend our way out of survival! Ffs get the ball players on the pitch and have ago! 7 points from safety anyway so there's nothing to lose!
      Exactly. 2 upfront against Man Utd. It does not matter who the opponents are. The best way for defending is attacking!
      QPR fan since1987

      @yousef_qpr

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      • rockandroll
        Silver Seat
        • Sep 2009
        • 1554

        #4
        Originally posted by Ablockhoop
        Having a right go at the other team. We lose 4-1 by trying to defend our way out of survival! Ffs get the ball players on the pitch and have ago! 7 points from safety anyway so there's nothing to lose!
        I said months ago... defending will not get us to anywhere just relegation straight. even the defenders are either slow or square feet and just hump the ball with no thinking instead of passing it and keeping possession.

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        • Busheyboy
          Silver Seat
          • Jul 2012
          • 1190

          #5
          Originally posted by Ablockhoop
          Having a right go at the other team. We lose 4-1 by trying to defend our way out of survival! Ffs get the ball players on the pitch and have ago! 7 points from safety anyway so there's nothing to lose!
          I agree but if Remy and BZ are injured, who exactly would you play up front and where do you see any goals coming from?
          We have about 20 players in our squad who have accumulated under 10 goals between them and after the Man U game we are into March.
          Yes we need to attack to win games but we don't have the players IMO

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          • Geng
            Silver Seat
            • Jul 2009
            • 1449

            #6
            Playing two strikers would be a disaster. We have neither the central midfielders, nor the wide midfielders.

            "More strikers" does not equal "more attacking". Swansea played with 0 proper strikers at the weekend. Say we ought to have a more attacking mindset, fine, but don't tell me we should sacrifice central midfield just to squeeze Jay Bothroyd into the side.

            Going 442 vs United is just an invitation for Scholes and/or Carrick to spend the whole game pinging the ball round from just inside our half, whilst our two CMs are occupied elsewhere.

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            • Wolfy
              Silver Seat
              • Jun 2012
              • 1229

              #7
              Villa won as they converted their penalty and scored on a free kick. We have been very poor on dead ball situations.

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              • Bluehoop
                Gold Seat
                • Mar 2009
                • 9258

                #8
                Originally posted by Wolfy
                Villa won as they converted their penalty and scored on a free kick. We have been very poor on dead ball situations.
                Exactly this - Villa actually were really poor on the day but sadly West Ham were even worse :angry:
                And while we are about it, their penalty kick wasn't hit as well as Adel's but the keeper made a pathetic non-attempt to read the direction. If he had, he would have saved it. The free kick angers me even more. The defender in the wall that was looking at the ground when it was struck only had to put his head up to block it and again, no one has queried the keeper's complete lack of any attempt to save it. It really wasn't that good and was hardly in the corner and un-saveable.

                Saints played well and deserved their win - but don't get me started on the appalling goalkeeping and defending by Man City. Mind you, it just goes to show that you can only win the raffle if you buy a ticket :sorry:
                #standuptocancer
                #inyourfacecancer

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