Why a back pass? kick it out but a back pass with a striker between you and the goal.Just bad play. Our defenders should learn to pass always forwards away from our own goal which our players cant defend even from our own players.
Our bad players If in doubt kick it forward .
but are they playing attention to which is our goal

It seems he ONLY played well against us... he was appalling tonight

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PVA is part of our problems lately. If Allardyce had stayed, maybe we could have gotten the best out of him. If FDB had stayed, maybe Riedewald would reach bigger heights. If Pulis had stayed, perhaps Martin Kelly could have played for England again. The team is full of square pegs in round holes, as we cannot keep a manager employed, and we have had a shocking transfer strategy lately. The squad if full of sub par players, and dont forget we dont own TFM or RLC. PVA is a great example of the "Puncheon Syndrome" though. Every single fan cannot understand how on earth the guy is getting a game, but the professional football manager seems to think hes worth starting every week. Thank the Heavens and all things Holy that good old Hen-detta got injured. What we need is the following injuries: Schlupp/PVA (Souare has to start), Joel Ward (TFM has to start), Puncheon (no explanation necessary), Jimmy Mac - love the guy but how on earth is he keeping RLC out of the starting line up?

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For me he’s always reeked of arrogance, nonchalance and mediocrity. Didn’t see the game but from what I’ve read the positives might be that it’s more difficult for him and puncheon to work their way back into the first team.

That's it, isn't it. Everyone talking about dropping PvA but last game Schlupp played at LB he made PvA look like Roberto Carlos. Did I read somewhere that Riedewald can play LB?

Completely panicked after hashing the first clearance to produce an even more woeful back header. If he, Punch and WH are on the fringes of the first team then we are deep in the mire.

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