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WJK1960 01 May 22 1.16pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
When I saw yesterday's line up, I was surprised but on reflection thought it clever. Southampton would have prepared their strategy, expecting Ward-Prowse to do his usual job of niggling Wilf. Him being benched through them into a muddle, and they didn't know what to expect, so went into their shell. A rested Wilf, with a point to prove, then came on with Southampton on the back foot hoping to protect a lead. The rest is history. Also by playing Wilf up against the centre backs Ward Prowse was not in a position to do the the niggling, while Wilf's good close control made it difficult for the centre backs to get too tight. A few other points mentioned in this post : - Olise did seem very reluctant to use his right foot yesterday (was that the one that was injured ?) and it made it easier for the left back who more or less knew that he would be cutting inside.
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Pete53 Hassocks 01 May 22 1.31pm | |
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Originally posted by mtp1958
Paddy Mulligan wasnt bad I remember his two first half goals against Man Utd in 1972 more than anything else.
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gloryhunter EDINBURGH 01 May 22 1.51pm | |
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deleted Edited by gloryhunter (01 May 2022 1.53pm)
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peterg Anerley 01 May 22 2.18pm | |
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Originally posted by Noz
It was looked at, commentator mentions it on the MOTD review. What is even more boggling is, why didn't VAR give it? It's a clear pen. Commentator on Sky match recording said that Conor went down too easily. In fact he rode another tackle and did his best to stay on his feet rather than go down. But he was still trying to keep his balance when the second tackle went on and that is what floored him. Viewed more than once, it was a clear pen - unlike the notorious Friend/Pawson incident v Liverpool, which they viewed at least a dozen times before giving the pen (which it wasn't).
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peterg Anerley 01 May 22 2.23pm | |
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In retrospect, I loved seeing the Southampton players so jubilant when they scored their poxy in-off-the-crossbar header from a Ward-Cheat-Prowse corner. I loved it because we knew what was coming: a great fightback and a winner for Wilf after being booed by the home crowd. Is that why he pushed his ears forward with his hands after he scored - was that directed at the home support (or at the Palace)?
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southnorwoodhill 01 May 22 2.29pm | |
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Originally posted by redshift
Interesting if you look at the table. Everyone past 8th place has a negative goal differential except Palace at +3 currently. Yes, I was looking at the table yesterday morning and noticed this. It can't be by chance. PV was vital to a defensively resolute Arsenal side and I sure he has brought that experience to the team.
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mtp1958 Oswestry 01 May 22 6.32pm | |
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Originally posted by Pete53
I remember his two first half goals against Man Utd in 1972 more than anything else. that was the time I become a palace supporter 1st ever match at the age of 13 oh the the highs and lows off being a palace fan but its been fun COYP
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Rachid Rachid Rachid 01 May 22 6.58pm | |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Doesn’t seem to have stopped Mahrez being a very good player If he's half as good as Mahrez then great. Have a look at his goal against Leicester last season.
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Spiderman Horsham 01 May 22 7.17pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
When I saw yesterday's line up, I was surprised but on reflection thought it clever. Southampton would have prepared their strategy, expecting Ward-Prowse to do his usual job of niggling Wilf. Him being benched through them into a muddle, and they didn't know what to expect, so went into their shell. A rested Wilf, with a point to prove, then came on with Southampton on the back foot hoping to protect a lead. The rest is history. Totally agree. Their gameplan went out the window. As I have previously said, how interesting that every report I have read mentions the treatment given to Wilf by Leeds. Nothing post Leeds match and no condemnation of Phillio’s comments
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Spiderman Horsham 01 May 22 7.20pm | |
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
If he's half as good as Mahrez then great. Have a look at his goal against Leicester last season. IMO within a couple of seasons Olise will be playing for City.
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viveasheagle perth 02 May 22 9.19am | |
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What i liked was we actually picked up extra points with an injury time winner. Is that not the first time this season we have done so? I know Leeds Brighton and Arsenal got injury time goals against us but it is the first time we have done so this season or is my dodgy memory getting worst?
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Pete53 Hassocks 02 May 22 9.57am | |
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Originally posted by redshift
Interesting if you look at the table. Everyone past 8th place has a negative goal differential except Palace at +3 currently. In fact only 6 teams in the PL have a better goal difference than us. If we then delve further into the stats. we see that all teams below us have scored fewer goals than Palace, as well as three teams above us. It's also worth mentioning that only 4 teams have lost fewer games than us. Edited by Pete53 (02 May 2022 11.14am)
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