Football isn't an exact science. People have errors of judgement and make mistakes. On another day they go in. I don't see what there is to be embarassed about.
Given our tradition of producing top finishers it's embarassing.
This has been an ongoing problem at the club recently and it
should be taken seriously.
Each to their own opinion. Easy on the eye might be another way of looking at it.
Yeah but then it becomes purely a question of aesthetics and while I have no
problem with moments of individual genius that produce a tangible end product,
in general the beauty of football, imo, is the mechanics and dynamic of the team.
& before I hear it we are not in the same footballing solar system as Brazil '82 &
the total football experiment of the Dutch circa '74.
Strange way of describing a style of football.
It's more an attitude, I prefer teams that have mental steel, get results and i suppose as was
once said of Daley Thompson
"It's not enough for him to win; he has to mentally destroy
his opponent". By comparison we run around all afternoon with very little end product and
have to suffer the indignity of a last 15 minutes of
pressure from one of the weakest teams in
the division on our home patch. It's poncy

Seems our manager cannot do right for wrong.
He did ok in the post match interview, mentioned clean sheets twice, seemed more results oriented
and wasn't off on his usual little self serving diversions. Though taking credit for Sterling's goal with
his
we practise these things in training was less impressive (he couldn't help himself). One of these
days he may do a proper one where i can go
"sounds like the LFC gaffer now, Thank Christ!" 