Oh My Lord! Does anyone on the list require the number for the
Samaritans? I read the mails posted during the game and just had to
double check … Yes, we DID win! Wasn't so sure looking at the doom
mongers.
We WON a game we would quite probably (Not possibly) have lost in
seasons past, Histon
Kalvin Phillips vs. Salford City:
128 touches (most) 🌟
99 successful passes (most) 🌟
84% pass accuracy
15 successful long passes
5 ball recoveries
2 chances created
2 accurate crosses
2 shots on-target
Defensive midfielder.
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Lemoaners (see what i did there) would be happy if we lose, cos the problem
with a list with an average age of 130 is old gits don't like change.
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stats are stats and looking at those they mean nothing. For instance they
don't include his shot that went over the stand in the first half.
I'd prefer to go with what I saw and overall I thought Philips did ok with a
definite improvement in the second half with one or two really good passes.
I’m definitely a snowflake and I hug trees and don’t wash regularly, but when
deciding on things I prefer facts to opinions, which of course you are entitled
to have and express on an open forum. Of course you don’t like facts and stats
that contradict your opinions, who does, but just ignoring
Normally ie non football I am a 'stats man' all the way
Football is more difficult - I was very critical of klich in his first two
games then read a stat that he had created more chances than anyone else in the
whole division in the first 2 games of the season
Am I totally wrong then? Maybe or
I think you have quoted a classic case there Dave. Klich. If you are on
Twitter you will have seen post and analysis showing that he made more passes,
created more chances than anyone else. However, we both know that he has
struggled in the first two matches. Hopefully his goal will improve thi
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Very professional approach last I think. This is the type of Cup game that
was made for us to lose. Sutton, Newport and Histon etc especially with Man
U connection. I thought at one stage with our usual lion's share of
possession that we might, yet again, fail to make it count, but I was wrong.
MB
They also had every man behind the ball around the 18 yard box. That is not
easy to break down.
Nick
On Tuesday, August 13, 2019, 03:39:24 PM EDT, Simon McNally
wrote:
It’s been a familiar pattern this half, loads of possession but very little
end product. Excellent goal though - supe
Worst passer of the night was Phillips by a mile. Seems he gets an easy ride
now
Nick
On Tuesday, August 13, 2019, 05:32:05 PM EDT, John Lee via Leedslist
wrote:
A bit like a training session in my eyes, always looked like we’d get the job
done, but didn’t tell us that much we did
Thumbs up!
On Wednesday, August 14, 2019, 03:21:16 AM EDT, Tim Leslie
wrote:
Oh My Lord! Does anyone on the list require the number for the
Samaritans? I read the mails posted during the game and just had to
double check … Yes, we DID win! Wasn't so sure looking at the doom
mongers.
Fake News
On Wednesday, August 14, 2019, 04:01:16 AM EDT, Richard Naef
wrote:
Kalvin Phillips vs. Salford City:
128 touches (most) 🌟
99 successful passes (most) 🌟
84% pass accuracy
15 successful long passes
5 ball recoveries
2 chances created
2 accurate crosses
2 shots on-target
Defen
Most of the game Phillips sat in midfield with noone anywhere near him. During
the game I told the boy I could sit there and do that too and give the ball
away less (some hyperbole there of course). With Rich a bit here, stats do not
tell everything. 100 short passes looks great and is not nece
Crikey - someone else was actually watching the game and not just looking at
the stats.
On Wednesday, 14 August 2019, 14:47:38 BST, Nicholas Armit
wrote:
Most of the game Phillips sat in midfield with noone anywhere near him.
During the game I told the boy I could sit there and do t
LOL. 15 long passes, 84 Medium and Short.
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To: Richard Walker ; leeds list (leedslist@gn.apc.org)
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Subject: Re: [LU] Kalvin Phillips' averageness in stats.
Most
I recommend you watch again Richard and actually look for the passes he gave
away. They were problematic.
Phillips has come on leaps and bounds but he does have issues.
Nick
On Wednesday, August 14, 2019, 09:56:57 AM EDT, Richard Naef
wrote:
LOL. 15 long passes, 84 Medium and Short.
True.
Thought the off the ball movement from Costa and Eddie was excellent for the
first goal, as was shack’s pass.
This is going to be an obstacle for us to overcome in most games. Teams will
sit deep, pack the box and try to hit us on the break.
I thought Phillips had a decent game, Alioski l
If you don't try difficult things and occasionally fail (16%) then what's the
point. Perhaps some of the 16% did cause problems but that's what the other 10
players are for and Bielsa isn't going to criticise him for that.
I think Dave made the point that comparing Batty to Macca was pointless a
that 60 yarder for Bamford to spoon just wide on Saturday was Hoddlesque
(without the god bothering)
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I think it’s a fair point. You’d think that Forshaw’s passing stats would look
quite good because all he ever does is pass slowly sideways and backwards.
Sometimes he even manages to mess that up though. I imagine if Kalvin is
attempting risky long range passes it’s because Bielsa has told him t
Teams have figured out (ever since last April) that the way to counter
Bielsaball is to literally put your whole team into your own box. We need
to really work on our long range shooting, as indeed Phillips seems to be
doing already. Last year I seem to recall that he did try a few longshots
and I
Another snowflake (whatever that means) writes: Yeah, and the fact that
that kid with a horrible haircut outpaced Phillips on that break is
actually a point in his favour...he was shown there to be not
exactly turbospeed, but the very fact that he is so rarely caught out in
situations like
Nah, obvs he was aiming for the goal.
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Subject: [LU] Fwd: Kalvin Phillips' averageness in stats.
that 60 yarder for Bamford to spoon just wide
oh yeah, the boy can pass - of that there is no doubt. He just didn't pass
that well in the first half last night. That's all , end of subject. We all
love him and he'll get even better this season and hopefully improve from
averageness to greatness.
On Wednesday, 14 August 2019, 15:55:19
He gets caught out fairly frequently though. He as dragged off a couple of
times last season when up against pacey midfielders - Brentford being the
obvious one.
On Wednesday, 14 August 2019, 16:58:16 BST, Robert Heath
wrote:
Another snowflake (whatever that means) writes: Yeah, and
I was obviously watching the same game as the TV commentators, because
I, just like them, thought Phillips was MOTM (albeit against limited
opposition) by a country mile.
Rogerre
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I never said he is average, what he is not is beyond any type of criticism or
meaningful discussion of mistakes he may make.
Nick
On Wednesday, August 14, 2019, 10:55:27 AM EDT, Nick
wrote:
that 60 yarder for Bamford to spoon just wide on Saturday was Hoddlesque
(without the god bothe
want a successful cup run seem wide
>>> of the mark.
>>>
>>> Still, 3-0, no 'history' of losing to Salford, so all good.
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