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"Nottingham Forest made more changes than Aston Villa did and no one said anything" "We played without Romero, Kulusevski, Kudus, Solanke, Simons, Maddison..." Roberto De Zerbi does not agree with criticism Aston Villa received for the rotated starting XI against Spurs 💬

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🚨Unai Emery on Youri Tielemans saying Manchester United is bigger than Aston Villa: 🗣️ Unai Emery: “I saw what Youri said about Manchester United being a bigger club than Aston Villa, and honestly, I cannot be angry with him for saying that. Manchester United have an enormous history, a global fanbase and a trophy cabinet that speaks for itself. That is the reality of football. “But I also told Youri something when we spoke about it: ‘Youri, never forget what Aston Villa did for you.’ He came here, became an important player, helped us compete at the highest level and gave everything for this club. We were proud to have him. “If a player gets the opportunity to join Manchester United, of course he can be excited. But being bigger historically does not mean you automatically become a better team. Aston Villa have ambition, and Manchester United have ambition. Now Youri has to prove that he can take everything he learned here and make an impact at Old Trafford. “I wish him nothing but success. He deserves to play on the biggest stages, and I will always be grateful for what he gave Aston Villa. But when he plays against us, I hope he remembers that Villa will not be afraid of Manchester United.”

🚨Unai Emery on Youri Tielemans saying Manchester United is bigger than Aston Villa: 🗣️ Unai Emery: “I saw what Youri said about Manchester United being a bigger club than Aston Villa, and honestly, I cannot be angry with him for saying that. Manchester United have an enormous history, a global fanbase and a trophy cabinet that speaks for itself. That is the reality of football. “But I also told Youri something when we spoke about it: ‘Youri, never forget what Aston Villa did for you.’ He came here, became an important player, helped us compete at the highest level and gave everything for this club. We were proud to have him. “If a player gets the opportunity to join Manchester United, of course he can be excited. But being bigger historically does not mean you automatically become a better team. Aston Villa have ambition, and Manchester United have ambition. Now Youri has to prove that he can take everything he learned here and make an impact at Old Trafford. “I wish him nothing but success. He deserves to play on the biggest stages, and I will always be grateful for what he gave Aston Villa. But when he plays against us, I hope he remembers that Villa will not be afraid of Manchester United.”

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Michael Ballack on Chelsea signing Morgan Rogers for a reported £117m. 🗣️ “Chelsea are making the same mistake over and over again. Every transfer window, they walk into negotiations with a blank cheque, and then people wonder why the market has become completely ridiculous.” “Let’s be honest £117 million is a massive overpayment. Morgan Rogers is a talented footballer, but when you pay that kind of money, you’re talking about players who have dominated Europe for years, not players who are still proving themselves.” “This isn’t criticism of Morgan. It’s criticism of Chelsea’s decision-making. They’ve made Aston Villa’s job incredibly easy. Villa must be celebrating because they’ve negotiated a phenomenal deal.” “The worrying part is that Chelsea never seem to learn. Every time they overpay, the next club asks for even more. They’ve become the benchmark for inflated transfer fees, and everyone in football knows it.” “A transfer fee like this doesn’t just buy a player it creates impossible expectations. The first poor performance, the first missed chance, the first defeat… the £117 million price tag will be brought up immediately. Chelsea have put that burden on the player.” “Big clubs are supposed to dominate the market with intelligence, not desperation. If these reports are accurate, Chelsea haven’t outsmarted Aston Villa Aston Villa have outsmarted Chelsea. That’s the harsh reality.”

Michael Ballack on Chelsea signing Morgan Rogers for a reported £117m. 🗣️ “Chelsea are making the same mistake over and over again. Every transfer window, they walk into negotiations with a blank cheque, and then people wonder why the market has become completely ridiculous.” “Let’s be honest £117 million is a massive overpayment. Morgan Rogers is a talented footballer, but when you pay that kind of money, you’re talking about players who have dominated Europe for years, not players who are still proving themselves.” “This isn’t criticism of Morgan. It’s criticism of Chelsea’s decision-making. They’ve made Aston Villa’s job incredibly easy. Villa must be celebrating because they’ve negotiated a phenomenal deal.” “The worrying part is that Chelsea never seem to learn. Every time they overpay, the next club asks for even more. They’ve become the benchmark for inflated transfer fees, and everyone in football knows it.” “A transfer fee like this doesn’t just buy a player it creates impossible expectations. The first poor performance, the first missed chance, the first defeat… the £117 million price tag will be brought up immediately. Chelsea have put that burden on the player.” “Big clubs are supposed to dominate the market with intelligence, not desperation. If these reports are accurate, Chelsea haven’t outsmarted Aston Villa Aston Villa have outsmarted Chelsea. That’s the harsh reality.”

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FT Spurs 1 v 2 Aston Villa We started brightly & quickly Palhinha heading the cross back into the path of Bentancur to smash the ball into the net to put us 1 up . Palhinha continued to win important tackles in the middle we had chances Kudus was doing well down the right but Odobert down the left has to do better with the final ball. Tel struggled tho make key passes and read crosses. We were playing high Villa trying to play long balls over the top Danso did a great job reducing a 1 on 1. We then started to drop deep and we paid the price with Rodgers great shot beating Vicario. Simons struggled to impose himself on the game. The final 3rd just isn’t good enough Cash volleyed pass was brilliant as was signed control and Buendia finish but where was the pressure from our players. Two great goals beat us but we have to do better at home our form at our stadium is shocking . 1 win in our first 4 home games. #COYS 🤍💙

FT Spurs 1 v 2 Aston Villa We started brightly & quickly Palhinha heading the cross back into the path of Bentancur to smash the ball into the net to put us 1 up . Palhinha continued to win important tackles in the middle we had chances Kudus was doing well down the right but Odobert down the left has to do better with the final ball. Tel struggled tho make key passes and read crosses. We were playing high Villa trying to play long balls over the top Danso did a great job reducing a 1 on 1. We then started to drop deep and we paid the price with Rodgers great shot beating Vicario. Simons struggled to impose himself on the game. The final 3rd just isn’t good enough Cash volleyed pass was brilliant as was signed control and Buendia finish but where was the pressure from our players. Two great goals beat us but we have to do better at home our form at our stadium is shocking . 1 win in our first 4 home games. #COYS 🤍💙

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Roberto De Zerbi Positional Rondo working with Tottenham Hotspur yesterday morning Real purpose behind it from a game principles perspective! ⚽ 4v2 positional rondo variation ⚽ Tight 8x6 yard space to increase pressure ⚽ Players fixed in position to maintain structure ⚽ No freedom to drift The objective was centered around recognizing the moments in possession 💡 When to take touches 💡 When to play quickly 💡 When to invite pressure Key coaching detail QUOTE "The opposition decides the speed we play" What did he mean by that?? = 🔥 Aggressive press = Quick play with good support angles. 🔥 Passive press = More touches and composure on the ball to invite pressure and then break it. The practice design maintained intensity throughout 🔁 Pressing players rotated regularly ⏱️ Timed sets 🏆 Points awarded for pass targets 🏃‍♂️ Physical runs between sets Technical tactical and physical elements all combined within one simple rondo practice This is how possession principles are built into training 👉 Understanding pressure 👉 Controlling tempo 👉 Playing with intention A simple detail with a big impact on how the game is played under Roberto De Zerbi. #RobertoDeZerbi #SoccerCoaching #FootballCoaching #CoachingEducation #PositionalPlay

Roberto De Zerbi Positional Rondo working with Tottenham Hotspur yesterday morning Real purpose behind it from a game principles perspective! ⚽ 4v2 positional rondo variation ⚽ Tight 8x6 yard space to increase pressure ⚽ Players fixed in position to maintain structure ⚽ No freedom to drift The objective was centered around recognizing the moments in possession 💡 When to take touches 💡 When to play quickly 💡 When to invite pressure Key coaching detail QUOTE "The opposition decides the speed we play" What did he mean by that?? = 🔥 Aggressive press = Quick play with good support angles. 🔥 Passive press = More touches and composure on the ball to invite pressure and then break it. The practice design maintained intensity throughout 🔁 Pressing players rotated regularly ⏱️ Timed sets 🏆 Points awarded for pass targets 🏃‍♂️ Physical runs between sets Technical tactical and physical elements all combined within one simple rondo practice This is how possession principles are built into training 👉 Understanding pressure 👉 Controlling tempo 👉 Playing with intention A simple detail with a big impact on how the game is played under Roberto De Zerbi. #RobertoDeZerbi #SoccerCoaching #FootballCoaching #CoachingEducation #PositionalPlay

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🚨David Ornestein 🗣️ “Chelsea were willing to pay it, and the deal was completed incredibly quickly. An agreement was reached owner-to-owner, which is becoming an interesting dynamic in some of these transfers. “We saw it with Manchester City, Elliot Anderson and Nottingham Forest. The people at the very top are starting to step in, above sporting directors and other executives, to get these deals moving and completed. “Chelsea made an offer of £117 million.” “Why £117 million? Just to make it the highest? Take it £1 million above the other deal?” “That’s what it is.” “And all of it is performance-related?” “Not to my knowledge. It’s guaranteed.” “An amazing deal for Aston Villa.” “I think so. When you look at some of the other valuations involving Tonali and Anderson this summer, I don’t think it’s wild. Rogers is a top attacker who produces goals and assists, and he is at a great age. “But yes, it’s fantastic for Villa financially, especially considering how much they originally signed him for. No doubt they’ll bring somebody else in and try to go again. “Rogers will have his medical on Monday, which is tomorrow, according to our understanding. He will sign a six-year contract, with Chelsea holding the option to extend it by another 12 months. “Xabi Alonso was at the heart of the deal. He was instrumental in convincing Rogers to join Chelsea, play for him and become part of the project.

🚨David Ornestein 🗣️ “Chelsea were willing to pay it, and the deal was completed incredibly quickly. An agreement was reached owner-to-owner, which is becoming an interesting dynamic in some of these transfers. “We saw it with Manchester City, Elliot Anderson and Nottingham Forest. The people at the very top are starting to step in, above sporting directors and other executives, to get these deals moving and completed. “Chelsea made an offer of £117 million.” “Why £117 million? Just to make it the highest? Take it £1 million above the other deal?” “That’s what it is.” “And all of it is performance-related?” “Not to my knowledge. It’s guaranteed.” “An amazing deal for Aston Villa.” “I think so. When you look at some of the other valuations involving Tonali and Anderson this summer, I don’t think it’s wild. Rogers is a top attacker who produces goals and assists, and he is at a great age. “But yes, it’s fantastic for Villa financially, especially considering how much they originally signed him for. No doubt they’ll bring somebody else in and try to go again. “Rogers will have his medical on Monday, which is tomorrow, according to our understanding. He will sign a six-year contract, with Chelsea holding the option to extend it by another 12 months. “Xabi Alonso was at the heart of the deal. He was instrumental in convincing Rogers to join Chelsea, play for him and become part of the project.

SHAYEE 𒀭

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Why Manchester City Could Still Hold a Buy-Back Clause on Morgan Rogers Reports suggesting Manchester City hold a buy-back clause on Morgan Rogers have sparked debate among Aston Villa supporters, largely because Rogers did not join Villa directly from City. The immediate reaction is understandable. Rogers moved from Manchester City to Middlesbrough in 2023 before joining Aston Villa in January 2024. If City sold the player before his move to Villa, how could they possibly retain a future right to bring him back? The answer is that football contracts can be more complex than many supporters realise. Buy-back clauses do not always disappear after a second transfer Most supporters are familiar with sell-on clauses. A club develops a young player, sells him, and retains a percentage of any future transfer fee. Buy-back clauses operate differently. In some cases, the selling club negotiates a contractual right to re-sign the player at a predetermined price during a specified period. While these arrangements are most commonly associated with direct transfers, there is nothing in football regulations preventing the right from surviving future moves if all parties agree. In theory, Manchester City could have sold Rogers to Middlesbrough while retaining a long-term repurchase right. When Villa negotiated Rogers' transfer, that obligation could have been disclosed and accepted as part of the transfer structure. If such an agreement exists, Villa would have purchased the player fully aware of the clause. There is precedent across European football Spanish clubs have used similar mechanisms for years. Real Madrid have repeatedly sold talented young players while retaining future control through buy-back agreements. Players such as Álvaro Morata, Casemiro and Dani Carvajal all left Madrid before later returning through contractual rights negotiated in earlier deals. The principle is simple: the selling club sacrifices immediate ownership but maintains a pathway to regain the player if his development exceeds expectations. Why the Rogers story feels different The scepticism among Villa supporters is not because the arrangement would be illegal. It is because such a clause would be unusually significant. Morgan Rogers has emerged as one of the Premier League's most exciting attacking players. Were City holding an £80 million buy-back option, it would represent one of the most valuable contractual clauses attached to a player outside the traditional elite clubs. Normally, details of arrangements of that magnitude surface quickly. The absence of widespread reporting about a buy-back clause during Rogers' move to Villa is what makes many observers cautious. The most likely explanation At present, the more plausible scenario remains that Manchester City hold a substantial sell-on clause rather than an active buy-back option. A sell-on clause would allow City to benefit financially from any future transfer without giving them the power to dictate Rogers' future. A buy-back clause, by contrast, would potentially allow City to re-acquire one of Villa's most valuable assets at a predetermined fee, regardless of his market value at the time. Without access to the contracts, certainty is impossible. The question is not whether such a clause is legally possible. The question is whether Aston Villa would really have sanctioned it on a player who has since become one of the Premier League's breakout stars. #AVFC

Why Manchester City Could Still Hold a Buy-Back Clause on Morgan Rogers Reports suggesting Manchester City hold a buy-back clause on Morgan Rogers have sparked debate among Aston Villa supporters, largely because Rogers did not join Villa directly from City. The immediate reaction is understandable. Rogers moved from Manchester City to Middlesbrough in 2023 before joining Aston Villa in January 2024. If City sold the player before his move to Villa, how could they possibly retain a future right to bring him back? The answer is that football contracts can be more complex than many supporters realise. Buy-back clauses do not always disappear after a second transfer Most supporters are familiar with sell-on clauses. A club develops a young player, sells him, and retains a percentage of any future transfer fee. Buy-back clauses operate differently. In some cases, the selling club negotiates a contractual right to re-sign the player at a predetermined price during a specified period. While these arrangements are most commonly associated with direct transfers, there is nothing in football regulations preventing the right from surviving future moves if all parties agree. In theory, Manchester City could have sold Rogers to Middlesbrough while retaining a long-term repurchase right. When Villa negotiated Rogers' transfer, that obligation could have been disclosed and accepted as part of the transfer structure. If such an agreement exists, Villa would have purchased the player fully aware of the clause. There is precedent across European football Spanish clubs have used similar mechanisms for years. Real Madrid have repeatedly sold talented young players while retaining future control through buy-back agreements. Players such as Álvaro Morata, Casemiro and Dani Carvajal all left Madrid before later returning through contractual rights negotiated in earlier deals. The principle is simple: the selling club sacrifices immediate ownership but maintains a pathway to regain the player if his development exceeds expectations. Why the Rogers story feels different The scepticism among Villa supporters is not because the arrangement would be illegal. It is because such a clause would be unusually significant. Morgan Rogers has emerged as one of the Premier League's most exciting attacking players. Were City holding an £80 million buy-back option, it would represent one of the most valuable contractual clauses attached to a player outside the traditional elite clubs. Normally, details of arrangements of that magnitude surface quickly. The absence of widespread reporting about a buy-back clause during Rogers' move to Villa is what makes many observers cautious. The most likely explanation At present, the more plausible scenario remains that Manchester City hold a substantial sell-on clause rather than an active buy-back option. A sell-on clause would allow City to benefit financially from any future transfer without giving them the power to dictate Rogers' future. A buy-back clause, by contrast, would potentially allow City to re-acquire one of Villa's most valuable assets at a predetermined fee, regardless of his market value at the time. Without access to the contracts, certainty is impossible. The question is not whether such a clause is legally possible. The question is whether Aston Villa would really have sanctioned it on a player who has since become one of the Premier League's breakout stars. #AVFC

Aston Villa Updates

13,558 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

We live in the most educated generation in human history. More degrees. More data. More access to information than any civilization before us. And yet — we can't agree on what truth is anymore. Education alone does not make a person good. Hitler's officers had PhDs. They were brilliant by the world's standard. And they were capable of unspeakable evil — because their intelligence had no anchor in God. Knowledge without God doesn't produce wisdom. It produces power without conscience. Capability without character. It produces what Pastor Hagee called an intellectual barbarian. Proverbs 1:7 says the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge. Not a supplement to it. Not a nice addition. The beginning. The foundation everything else is supposed to be built on. We are a generation that is ever learning — consuming content, studying systems, chasing answers — and never arriving at the truth. Because we have removed the One who said, "I am the truth," from the conversation.

We live in the most educated generation in human history. More degrees. More data. More access to information than any civilization before us. And yet — we can't agree on what truth is anymore. Education alone does not make a person good. Hitler's officers had PhDs. They were brilliant by the world's standard. And they were capable of unspeakable evil — because their intelligence had no anchor in God. Knowledge without God doesn't produce wisdom. It produces power without conscience. Capability without character. It produces what Pastor Hagee called an intellectual barbarian. Proverbs 1:7 says the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge. Not a supplement to it. Not a nice addition. The beginning. The foundation everything else is supposed to be built on. We are a generation that is ever learning — consuming content, studying systems, chasing answers — and never arriving at the truth. Because we have removed the One who said, "I am the truth," from the conversation.

Pastor John Hagee

11,886 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Ft Forest 3 v 0 Spurs This was such a Shockingly poor effort today,we are miles off being a champions league team just now. They played on Thursday so we had 2 extra days rest as well you’d not think that watching this game. It is the first time we’ve not scored away from home this season There’s nothing Frank can do when you conceded 2 terrible gift goals to them. Imho tho he made the wrong subs and should have made them much earlier. Vicario again involved in the 2 mistakes that led to their win he’s just not good enough. Kudus was so poor today as was Richarlison. Muani was the only one looking likely to create anything yet when he made the run there was nobody offering themselves. Why would he stay at this club. Nobody gets away with this performance today including the manager. #COYS 🤍💙

Ft Forest 3 v 0 Spurs This was such a Shockingly poor effort today,we are miles off being a champions league team just now. They played on Thursday so we had 2 extra days rest as well you’d not think that watching this game. It is the first time we’ve not scored away from home this season There’s nothing Frank can do when you conceded 2 terrible gift goals to them. Imho tho he made the wrong subs and should have made them much earlier. Vicario again involved in the 2 mistakes that led to their win he’s just not good enough. Kudus was so poor today as was Richarlison. Muani was the only one looking likely to create anything yet when he made the run there was nobody offering themselves. Why would he stay at this club. Nobody gets away with this performance today including the manager. #COYS 🤍💙

Jonny H

44,693 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

The United States understands very clearly that without India’s data it cannot remain a superpower. It is only the United States combined with Indian data that can truly compete with China. Without Indian data, America cannot effectively compete with China. They understand this. But we do not. Our political class does not seem to realise it. India has one of the largest pools of data in the world, yet we are simply giving it away. We are handing it over for free. So, for me, there are three central things we must focus on. First, we must protect our data. Second, our people must live in harmony - secure, protected, and not fighting among themselves. And third, we must seriously compete with China in production and manufacturing. If we do these three things, nobody will be able to challenge us. But if we give away our data, fail to produce anything, and allow our people to fight among themselves, then we are heading for trouble. And my concern is that this is exactly the path we are currently on. Our people are being made to fight - one religion against another, one language against another, one caste against another. At the same time, we are not producing enough, and we are handing over our biggest strategic asset to the United States. That, in essence, is what my political fight is about. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi 📍Keralam

The United States understands very clearly that without India’s data it cannot remain a superpower. It is only the United States combined with Indian data that can truly compete with China. Without Indian data, America cannot effectively compete with China. They understand this. But we do not. Our political class does not seem to realise it. India has one of the largest pools of data in the world, yet we are simply giving it away. We are handing it over for free. So, for me, there are three central things we must focus on. First, we must protect our data. Second, our people must live in harmony - secure, protected, and not fighting among themselves. And third, we must seriously compete with China in production and manufacturing. If we do these three things, nobody will be able to challenge us. But if we give away our data, fail to produce anything, and allow our people to fight among themselves, then we are heading for trouble. And my concern is that this is exactly the path we are currently on. Our people are being made to fight - one religion against another, one language against another, one caste against another. At the same time, we are not producing enough, and we are handing over our biggest strategic asset to the United States. That, in essence, is what my political fight is about. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi 📍Keralam

Congress

32,817 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

“We got attacked. The US put 50%” — Canadian PM on trade war Canada has suspended trade negotiations with the United States after the latest round of talks collapsed, with Prime Minister Mark Carney ordering negotiators to return to Ottawa. Carney said the US made last-minute changes to the proposed terms that were “unfair, uneconomic, and called into question the reliability of any deal.” 💬 “We cannot accept what they’ve offered and we will not give what they’ve asked,” he said. At midnight, the US-imposed 50% tariffs took effect on roughly $28 billion of Canadian goods. Canada said it would match those tariffs dollar for dollar. The current rift is part of a trade war that has been building for more than a year, after Trump made tariffs the centerpiece of his second-term economic policy. The latest escalation comes as the US uses Section 338 of the 1930 Tariff Act — a Depression-era tool allowing tariffs of up to 50% against countries accused of discriminating against US businesses.

“We got attacked. The US put 50%” — Canadian PM on trade war Canada has suspended trade negotiations with the United States after the latest round of talks collapsed, with Prime Minister Mark Carney ordering negotiators to return to Ottawa. Carney said the US made last-minute changes to the proposed terms that were “unfair, uneconomic, and called into question the reliability of any deal.” 💬 “We cannot accept what they’ve offered and we will not give what they’ve asked,” he said. At midnight, the US-imposed 50% tariffs took effect on roughly $28 billion of Canadian goods. Canada said it would match those tariffs dollar for dollar. The current rift is part of a trade war that has been building for more than a year, after Trump made tariffs the centerpiece of his second-term economic policy. The latest escalation comes as the US uses Section 338 of the 1930 Tariff Act — a Depression-era tool allowing tariffs of up to 50% against countries accused of discriminating against US businesses.

Sputnik

24,156 görüntüleme • 6 gün önce

FT Sunderland 1-0 Spurs In case of emergency break glass well it’s time to smash it. No wins in 2026 and it’s mid April. When your struggling your luck just doesn’t run your way. A completely freak own goal out of nowhere. Then to make matters worse Brobbey on a yellow card pushes Romero into our keeper injuring them both with our captain having to leave the pitch 🤦🏻‍♂️ Let’s be honest tho what was Romero doing in that 1st half he was a liability lacking any discipline he got his 9th yellow of the season some leadership this was from our so called captain. Was this performance that much different than the previous 13 games ? I don’t think so. Udogie was the notable difference getting himself into positions with his dangerous runs forward and was probably our best player today. The midfield of Gray & Bergvall were just poor. Brobbey caused us non-stop trouble. We just couldn’t handle him. How did have we yet another poor referee? 🤦🏻‍♂️ Kinsky at least looked calm and composed and made a very good save in that 1st half he’s so much better with his feet than Vicario. Richarlison, Solanke, and Muani didn’t link up well at all. Did we deserve to lose to a goal like that ? no but you don’t always get what you deserve.I’m not sure how we are going to escape this mess I really don’t,the confidence and body language of the players got worse as the game went on. 14 games now without a win We’ve lost 32 games now when conceding first did you ever believe we were going to score ? It’s going to take a super human effort from De Zerbi to save this club from going down. We hardly created any clear chances #COYS 🤍💙

FT Sunderland 1-0 Spurs In case of emergency break glass well it’s time to smash it. No wins in 2026 and it’s mid April. When your struggling your luck just doesn’t run your way. A completely freak own goal out of nowhere. Then to make matters worse Brobbey on a yellow card pushes Romero into our keeper injuring them both with our captain having to leave the pitch 🤦🏻‍♂️ Let’s be honest tho what was Romero doing in that 1st half he was a liability lacking any discipline he got his 9th yellow of the season some leadership this was from our so called captain. Was this performance that much different than the previous 13 games ? I don’t think so. Udogie was the notable difference getting himself into positions with his dangerous runs forward and was probably our best player today. The midfield of Gray & Bergvall were just poor. Brobbey caused us non-stop trouble. We just couldn’t handle him. How did have we yet another poor referee? 🤦🏻‍♂️ Kinsky at least looked calm and composed and made a very good save in that 1st half he’s so much better with his feet than Vicario. Richarlison, Solanke, and Muani didn’t link up well at all. Did we deserve to lose to a goal like that ? no but you don’t always get what you deserve.I’m not sure how we are going to escape this mess I really don’t,the confidence and body language of the players got worse as the game went on. 14 games now without a win We’ve lost 32 games now when conceding first did you ever believe we were going to score ? It’s going to take a super human effort from De Zerbi to save this club from going down. We hardly created any clear chances #COYS 🤍💙

Jonny H

36,461 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce