Most teams the same mateyOnly if we get 3 points away to Boro will I accept this draw with Swansea. We squandered an opportunity today. I don’t think there are many other teams out there that are as charitable as we have been vs Swansea and Huddersfield. Think we’ve given up around 10 or more points from winning positions (if you consider Swansea away, Preston, Southampton, Hull, heck even Leicester) this season which is so frustrating.
Isn’t it 11 league defeats? We had 3 in a row not long agoJust seen from behind goal for me wall broke Sheaf and Callum left a hole and goalie probably unsighted , very frustrating . Just to cheer us up only 3 lge defeats in the whole of 2023 not bad PUSB
Think he means at homeIsn’t it 11 league defeats? We had 3 in a row not long ago
Is that at home?Just seen from behind goal for me wall broke Sheaf and Callum left a hole and goalie probably unsighted , very frustrating . Just to cheer us up only 3 lge defeats in the whole of 2023 not bad PUSB
Given that we were rebuilding the first 15 games, I think, on balance that we are well placed. Here’s hoping the other teams slump. It will take something like that to help with our efforts. A bit of luck along the way and we’ll be somewhere near the play-offs.Only if we get 3 points away to Boro will I accept this draw with Swansea. We squandered an opportunity today. I don’t think there are many other teams out there that are as charitable as we have been vs Swansea and Huddersfield. Think we’ve given up around 10 or more points from winning positions (if you consider Swansea away, Preston, Southampton, Hull, heck even Leicester) this season which is so frustrating.
Just seen from behind goal for me wall broke Sheaf and Callum left a hole and goalie probably unsighted , very frustrating . Just to cheer us up only 3 lge defeats in the whole of 2023 not bad PUSB
Wow bloody hellThe main error was Sheafs trip on the Swansea player, we can point fingers at wall position and goalkeeper but sticking his leg in needlessly from behind
And he did gave the Swansea lad the chance to go down.
Also seen it again this morning, O’Hare and Sheaf aren’t in the wall. Talk of the wall is a bit of misdirection, the guy has hit it the other side. It’s definitely on Collins.
The main error was Sheafs trip on the Swansea player, we can point fingers at wall position and goalkeeper but sticking his leg in needlessly from behind
And he did gave the Swansea lad the chance to go down.
It looked to me in block 28 like the guy initiated the contact with Sheaf and went over and the ref bought it! He’d been lenient all game and was conned for the only one that mattered.
I thought Collins was one step too close to the centre of goal, so not really at fault, but I still thought he’d got to it.
The only person to blame is the crappy ref who let them get get away with fouling and tripping all game
6 in the wall??Sheaf was in the wall, it looks like a Swansea player breaks away from the wall to create a gap.
Not sure who's at fault for not reacting to it but it's basic stuff.
Sheaf was in the wall, it looks like a Swansea player breaks away from the wall to create a gap.
Not sure who's at fault for not reacting to it but it's basic stuff.
Doesn’t reflect well on the keeper thatSheaf was in the wall, it looks like a Swansea player breaks away from the wall to create a gap.
Not sure who's at fault for not reacting to it but it's basic stuff.
Doesn’t reflect well on the keeper that
It's appalling.Doesn’t reflect well on the keeper that
A little but Collins has intentionally set his wall like that. He wants a gap so that he can have a clear sight of the ball, the problem is he's too far over giving himself far too much to do.I cant work out from that picture if O'Hare was on the end of the wall and got pushed to make the gap, I don't think he has but can't be sure.
It all looks very amateurish either way.
Yep one step too far to the right for meA little but Collins has intentionally set his wall like that. He wants a gap so that he can have a clear sight of the ball, the problem is he's too far over giving himself far too much to do.
If it goes over the wall and back down what he’s done there won’t work either. Really disappointing stuffIt's appalling.
It's literally impossible to get the ball over the wall & down again so he can't score that side so keeper should stand the other. Absolutely basic. We've just allowed him a free shot at goal.
Even more frustratingly, it's a clear dive for the free-kick too.
Given that we were rebuilding the first 15 games, I think, on balance that we are well placed. Here’s hoping the other teams slump. It will take something like that to help with our efforts. A bit of luck along the way and we’ll be somewhere near the play-offs.
Doesn’t reflect well on the keeper that
What I meant was that the keeper ought to be able to reach the corner from his position.The picture doesn't show everything. There was no gap until the last second. Look at the attacker to the right of the gap. He had suddenly moved to the side taking the defender with him. A training ground routine that paid off.
The picture doesn't show everything. There was no gap until the last second. Look at the attacker to the right of the gap. He had suddenly moved to the side taking the defender with him. A training ground routine that paid off.
Just like it wasn't a free kick for starters.If O’Hare is deemed in the wall, then it’s a foul and an indirect free kick.
He didn't trip him it was a dive. Just like the one Godden did against Fulham.The main error was Sheafs trip on the Swansea player, we can point fingers at wall position and goalkeeper but sticking his leg in needlessly from behind
And he did gave the Swansea lad the chance to go down.
Don't think O'Hare was ever part of the wallI cant work out from that picture if O'Hare was on the end of the wall and got pushed to make the gap, I don't think he has but can't be sure.
It all looks very amateurish either way.
Horrible positioning from CollinsSheaf was in the wall, it looks like a Swansea player breaks away from the wall to create a gap.
Not sure who's at fault for not reacting to it but it's basic stuff.
Hit hard and low from 20 yards. If it's that easy to save from that distance why bother with a wall?What I meant was that the keeper ought to be able to reach the corner from his position.
The gap was there already, can only presume it was to give Collins sight of the ball.Sheaf was in the wall, it looks like a Swansea player breaks away from the wall to create a gap.
Not sure who's at fault for not reacting to it but it's basic stuff.
This is how it looked to me. Looked like a dive/that he was already going down.It looked to me in block 28 like the guy initiated the contact with Sheaf and went over and the ref bought it! He’d been lenient all game and was conned for the only one that mattered.
I thought Collins was one step too close to the centre of goal, so not really at fault, but I still thought he’d got to it.
The only person to blame is the crappy ref who let them get get away with fouling and tripping all game
O'Hare and Binks are marking Swansea players, they aren't in the wall.The gap was there already, can only presume it was to give Collins sight of the ball.
Then he puts himself behind Sheaf anyway.The gap was there already, can only presume it was to give Collins sight of the ball.
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