Don't think anybody is trying to defend Sam "too far" , just people have different opinions on who they feel is the better player and who they would prefer to play at left back given the choice between those three.And yet both created more opportunities than McCallum
People really do go too far when admirably trying to defend players. He’s a decent young defender, he’s not the perfect player in every way, calm down.
So you are saying that if a team plays long football they do no dribbling drills in training?
I shouldn’t imagine so, what’s the point in practicing something you never intend to play, just a massive waste of time, I would have thought our training sessions will have been all about pressing, set pieces, fitness and being organised.
Utter rubbish hahahaha Dribbling is a fundamental skill that EVERY club in the world regardless of play style will practice. But now you are, I reckon you are certs for the title.
Yeah I bet Ismaël had us knocking the ball about like 82 Brazil in training too. Comes in handy when you’ve no intention of passing the ball about in games. I reckon we’ll play a far more pure entertaining style of football this season, which won’t be as effective as the shite we played last year, I expect us to finish somewhere between lower middle third upper final third, don’t think you’ll be far away from us ether. Can’t see ether of us struggling or challenging for the top third, but we’ll both be comfortable all season after the first month or so once it’s settled down.
I'm not having a pop at you, just trying to give a point of view on why you think people have gone too far, so no need to try and be patronising. I'm first to admit I'll leave the brain surgery of the beautiful game to MR and his staff but even I understand we've played wing backs for the last few seasons. Apologies for missing a word teach, I'd hope most people knew what I meant, but if I bring an apple in tomorrow is my point still valid?
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