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Yes been saying for a while, that our lack of pace killed us, however Gross is also very clever and knows when to make his move, arriving late to great effect. Look at our results without him..... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

But we lost that when Gross was injured.

Sure, but when he wasn't producing at the turn of the year, I was surprised he persisted, in fact that is my biggest criticism of Chris.

Yes, I mentioned somewhere else, that I wake up some days thinking Andone will be okay, then others I think ‘terrible’ - cash in.... perhaps that’s why Muzza was still in the team, but then why wasn’t Big Jurg tried there? Was he that bad in training? I guess that means I’m fence with Andone as...

Massive humble pie from me if Big Jurg actually is a PL footballer after all.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Re Greyhound. Defensively, he really is, and Izquierdo is on borrowed time with me as well, one trick pony, who plays with his head down....... [emoji2] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I know...... [emoji23] Be fair though, I’ve been fence with AJ, pending a full pre-season. The other two, oh my word......[emoji2] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

OMG no! Awful defensively.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Not sure many other coaches adopt the Pep approach, including Klopp and Mourinho (not that I’ve seen). But I do take your point. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I don’t know what level you played at, but as I progressed the level and complexity of sessions differed the further you progressed. I have no doubt, the type of coaching Pep, Chris or even Potter does will be different to Worthing or Woking, and that is because the players are at a different...

But once in that position...... you cannot break quickly without pace. Re Murray- lack of pace AJ is unlikely to go round anyone and without explosive pace (different type of pace [emoji23]). I agree re passing, but at this level athleticism is everything and that includes high intensity and...

What U12 level. Trust the player to do the right thing Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You can gain space by clever movement, but (Solly apart), you rarely beat anyone from a standing start. Of course passing is important. Progressive football is playing with width and into space. Has Izquierdo ever beaten anyone with anything but pace? Knockaert has skill, but doesn’t have...

But you can only come from your own half and it is deep in your own half, and you have gained possession normally by an error/set piece broken (goalie takes a cross). The best example of Bournemouth’s first goal at The Amex is bang on, Propper lost it cheaply on the edge of the area, their...

No it doesn’t but that is why I said (generally), very rarely will you counter from midway in your own half, because your opponent won’t condense play into a 15 yard area. Realistically, a counter attack is as a result of an opponents sloppy play or a broken set piece. I maintain We have been...

Very harsh, how do you know the player didn’t do it automatically, after all most sport is based on muscle memory and instinct as per my initial point. Alternatively perhaps Montoya is thick [emoji6][emoji2] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

But you’ve just mentioned shape, which actually was Hughton’s greatest strength, and probably the reason we weren’t relegated given the point at Wolves and Arsenal. I would also add tactically, it worked perfectly well prior to Christmas. But fair enough, we won’t agree on this, players do play...

Formation wise they did, but you play on instinct based on what is in front of you. So, no, I don’t agree. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Depends if he learns what an overlap is. Constantly ran inside last season, rather than giving Knockaert an outside option a la Bruno..... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk