Re: [LU] FW: Philips

2017-08-21 Thread Tim Leslie
Thought that was an exceptionally reasoned review Rich, I don't think we 
should get carried away. We ARE better than we were last season on early 
showings, but there's still a lot of work to be done. It'll take another 
5 games at least before we're really in the know about where we are, but 
it is very promising. We need to replace Wood (Bleedin' obvious 
statement #472!) and maybe the rumours of this lad from Arsenal and the 
out of favour one from Hamburg will collectively give us options?
Other than injuries, which are always a concern, my main concern though 
is the lack of serious game time for Viera. I think in Phillips, O'Kane 
and Viera we have some really decent young players under long contracts 
that are only going to get better now with experience, hence (Probably) 
why TC feels Bridcutt can move on at 29 (I think?). If Viera doesn't 
start to get a proper look in and REALLY challenge for Championship 
starting XI rather than Mickey Mouse Cup line up, he could become 
restless and the scum of the earth (aka Agents) will get in his ear and 
cause problems.
Also, whilst Cooper IS playing well, how long is the Everton lad out 
for? Would prefer 3 chasing 2 spots ... Ups everyone's game


StigOfTheDump

On 20.08.2017 01:12, Rob Heath wrote:

It *was *a thoroughly excellent performance and a massive victory, but
let's face it.Sunderland were abject rubbish. Are they just
crap, or did we make them look bad? Given their previous results, you 
have

to think it was the latter.

That was the first time I've seen us play this seasonwow, 
what

a player Saiz is!

But my hero from that match was Liam Cooper...apart from 
his

astonishing, match-changing goalline save, he was superb throughout. I
think he is showing excellent character to be playing so well after the
toll last season's events must have taken on his confidence.



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Re: [LU] FW: Philips

2017-08-19 Thread Rob Heath
It *was *a thoroughly excellent performance and a massive victory, but
let's face it.Sunderland were abject rubbish. Are they just
crap, or did we make them look bad? Given their previous results, you have
to think it was the latter.

That was the first time I've seen us play this seasonwow, what
a player Saiz is!

But my hero from that match was Liam Cooper...apart from his
astonishing, match-changing goalline save, he was superb throughout. I
think he is showing excellent character to be playing so well after the
toll last season's events must have taken on his confidence.

On Sun, Aug 20, 2017 at 2:40 AM, {broken-address} Richard Walker <
richleed...@yahoo.co.uk.is-broken.gn.apc.org> wrote:

> He was very good and we know he has the capability to put in performances
> like this. If he did this every week I would eat my words although I do
> want him to do really well.
> I thought we played pretty well today although I don't think Sunderland
> are up to much. They played like their crowd - shite.
> I loved the way we played in the second part of the first half with Saiz
> and Alloiski looking very dangerous especially on the counter.
> here's my scores:
> new keeper - 7. Had knack all to do but the one or two bits he did well. A
> couple of dodgy kicks.
> Ayling - 8. Battled hard but had a few dodgy moments against their best
> player. I think someone with pace who has Ayling on the back foot has a
> chance, I think that's when he struggles a bit.
> Anita - 8. I thought he was very solid in fact that's what he is a very
> solid, dependable player, exactly what you need in this league because most
> of the players are not.
> Cooper - 9. Very solid defending.
> Jansson - 10. In complete control all day. Together they looked very solid
> against a toothless Sunderland attack. Kyle who ?
> O'Kane - 7. I thought he was busy but his play had little quality.
> Philips - 8. Very good performance, battled hard, controlled the ball well
> and used it well. He's got consistent pace and when he gets the pace of the
> game he looks confident. Sunderland played with a slow pace which really
> suited him.
> Siaz - 9. Livewire. I thought he had chances and made runs that we could
> have made even more of. Great little player.
> Allioski - 9. First half he was superb , looked very dangerous and I think
> the absence of Wood allowed him and Siaz to get forward from midfield.
> Hernandez - 7. Not on long before he got injured by a ridiculous mix up
> with O'Kane but him and Siaz can definitely play together. Monk would never
> have entertained two players like that.
> Ekuban - 6. I was fairly impressed in that he ran hard and when he had the
> ball he showed good control. Shame he got injured.
> Subs:
> Roofe - 7. I was really disappointed (again) - he's lightweight, no pace
> and just can't stamp his authority on the game. Had a chance to play in his
> preferred role as a striker but he is no lone striker.
> Dallas - great header
> Klisch - did ok
> Overall, this was a perfect performance. The injuries are mounting up now.
>
>
>
>
>   From: Richard Naef 
>  To: "leedslist@gn.apc.org" 
>  Sent: Saturday, 19 August 2017, 19:19
>  Subject: [LU] FW: Philips
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>
> Is it just me or has Philips had a very good game?
>
> ttfn
>
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Re: [LU] FW: Philips

2017-08-19 Thread Richard Naef
I think in him and Vieira we have the makings of a top class midfield, got to 
remember how young they are.  Cue them having a real stinker against Newport!

ttfn

Richard

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Sent: 19 August 2017 20:13
To: Richard Naef 
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Subject: Re: [LU] FW: Philips

Thought he was excellent 

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> 
> Is it just me or has Philips had a very good game?
> 
> ttfn
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Re: [LU] FW: Philips

2017-08-19 Thread Simon McNally
Thought he was excellent 

Sent from my iPhone

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> 
> Is it just me or has Philips had a very good game?
> 
> ttfn
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Re: [LU] FW: Philips

2017-08-19 Thread {broken-address} Richard Walker
He was very good and we know he has the capability to put in performances like 
this. If he did this every week I would eat my words although I do want him to 
do really well. 
I thought we played pretty well today although I don't think Sunderland are up 
to much. They played like their crowd - shite. 
I loved the way we played in the second part of the first half with Saiz and 
Alloiski looking very dangerous especially on the counter. 
here's my scores:
new keeper - 7. Had knack all to do but the one or two bits he did well. A 
couple of dodgy kicks. 
Ayling - 8. Battled hard but had a few dodgy moments against their best player. 
I think someone with pace who has Ayling on the back foot has a chance, I think 
that's when he struggles a bit. 
Anita - 8. I thought he was very solid in fact that's what he is a very solid, 
dependable player, exactly what you need in this league because most of the 
players are not. 
Cooper - 9. Very solid defending. 
Jansson - 10. In complete control all day. Together they looked very solid 
against a toothless Sunderland attack. Kyle who ?
O'Kane - 7. I thought he was busy but his play had little quality. 
Philips - 8. Very good performance, battled hard, controlled the ball well and 
used it well. He's got consistent pace and when he gets the pace of the game he 
looks confident. Sunderland played with a slow pace which really suited him. 
Siaz - 9. Livewire. I thought he had chances and made runs that we could have 
made even more of. Great little player. 
Allioski - 9. First half he was superb , looked very dangerous and I think the 
absence of Wood allowed him and Siaz to get forward from midfield. 
Hernandez - 7. Not on long before he got injured by a ridiculous mix up with 
O'Kane but him and Siaz can definitely play together. Monk would never have 
entertained two players like that.
Ekuban - 6. I was fairly impressed in that he ran hard and when he had the ball 
he showed good control. Shame he got injured. 
Subs:
Roofe - 7. I was really disappointed (again) - he's lightweight, no pace and 
just can't stamp his authority on the game. Had a chance to play in his 
preferred role as a striker but he is no lone striker.  
Dallas - great header 
Klisch - did ok 
Overall, this was a perfect performance. The injuries are mounting up now. 


 

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 Subject: [LU] FW: Philips
   

Is it just me or has Philips had a very good game?

ttfn

Richard

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Re: [LU] FW: Philips

2017-08-19 Thread {broken-address}
I thought he played okay, and certainly has one of the better engines in the 
side. I thought Alioski and Saiz looked good going forward, while Ayling, 
Jansson and Cooper were immense in defense. 


My one concern is that our midfield and attacking players often seem to get 
muscled off the ball too easily. We do not seem to have mny physically imposing 
players outside of defence now that Wood has gone.



That was an immense win given the circumstances: playing a major rival away 
from home who were unbeaten; losing our centre-forward the morning of the game 
(and then losing his replacement to injury); losing Hernandez barely halfway 
through the first half; and then having several other players (Alioski, Jansson 
to name but two) clearly playing through pain towards the end of the game 
because we'd used all our subs. To win and keep a third clean sheet in a row? 
Maybe TC knows what he's doing.


Cheers!


Sean



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Subject: [LU] FW: Philips


Is it just me or has Philips had a very good game?

ttfn

Richard

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[LU] FW: Philips

2017-08-19 Thread Richard Naef

Is it just me or has Philips had a very good game?

ttfn

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