But one he took on because Webster gave him the sign to say it was ok.
As Bold says it's the stupid mistakes that are hurting (and not scoring up t'other end)
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[Football] Duffy
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But one he took on because Webster gave him the sign to say it was ok.
As Bold says it's the stupid mistakes that are hurting (and not scoring up t'other end)
Megazone
On his last warning
I think you've forgotten this post you made last night. It seemed you couldn't say a good word about him. Even your praise was having a dig
Nice to see you can now..
Seasider78
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We need strength and depth at this level so the truth is we need both Webster and Duffy my main issue is for both to push on we need competition for places so if one is not performing they get replaced by the other. That has not happened so far which I imagine will lead to Duffy wanting out
I also think Webster’s defensive deficiencies and Duffy’s lack of quality on the ball are both hugely overplayed on here. They are both more than capable of playing at this level.
I also think Webster’s defensive deficiencies and Duffy’s lack of quality on the ball are both hugely overplayed on here. They are both more than capable of playing at this level.
blue-shifted
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Ahhh, so Propper played a blind pass because Webster told him it was ok. Rigghhhhttt. I don't think you really get that much conversation time in a football match.
It's OK to own up to Davy being capable of error you know, it doesn't mean he's not a good player
blue-shifted
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If I'm honest, I don't think Webster would get into any other Premier team at his current level, maybe with the exception of Norwich as they have had a few out and play good football from the back. Other clubs want Duffy for a reason
If I've remembered it right (not usually the case)
Propper was facing Webster (and Ryan) just outside the penalty area.
Webster passed the ball forward, while pointing to his right.
Propper received the ball, in an incredibly dangerous area, and instantly played the ball as instructed.
Webster's pass was poor
Propper's pass was woeful.
Webster's command of the situation was suspect.
blue-shifted
Banned
Webster played the pass (straight to him, the pass was fine), but can hardly be held responsible for what Davy does next
What’s important is that Propper has visibly worked on his game since giving a couple of goals away in similar fashion in the Autumn. Watch him about to receive a ball now, he has had his look already and so can pop it off first time risk free if he chooses
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That's pretty much bang on with the reality of the situation.
If only Webster could defend a bit better and cut out mistakes, or Duffy could pass/carry the ball a bit better, we'd have the best defenders for Potters system.
As it happens, as you allude, both have a part of their game that's lacking, so do you choose the ball player who's not defending that great, or the defender who's not passing under pressure that great?
What we need is either Shane Webster or Adam Duffy.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Basically what you're saying then, is that we need to get Lewis Dunk cloned.
DarrenFreemansPerm
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I remember what I wrote last night, and it still stands. With regards to defensive ability he doesn’t hold a candle to Duffy AT THE MONENT. He’s a better ball player and I’m sure he’ll develop into a solid player, but right now I’d still prefer to see Duffy start as I suspect Webster’s confidence might have taken a knock and I feel, rightly or wrongly, that Duffy would help shore up the defence a touch.
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There is something in that, especially for a tinkerman coach.
I've felt it completely Naive to go to places like Man City and try and play toe to toe, more often than not you'll lose, even at Chelsea and Liverpool where we sort of held our own a bit, we still lost. Against those teams around us and where we want to play on the front foot and attack, maybe Webster suits that game more for Potter..... But when we go away to someone near the top, even when city and Liverpool come to the Amex, trying not to concede is more important than ever. In that situation, its Duffy and Dunk, the 2 best defenders together every time.
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Aye! And for less than 20 million
I'm with Stat on this one. Propper rightly or wrongly went with what Webster told him to do. He shouldn't have played a blind pass but, similarly, Webster shouldn't have passed to him and pointed for him to pass to our right back - which wasn't a particularly good call even if the pass had been a better one from Propper.
We might get the wrong halves [emoji33][emoji33]
Farehamseagull
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Propper is brilliant at that, look at his body position when he recieves the ball, it’s superb and always gives him the opportunity to find space, move forward or just pop it off to another player. I would say Propper has really progressed his game to another level in the last few months, just a shame some of his team mates haven’t. Potter deseves credit for that too.
Don Tmatter
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The worry is if Duffy becomes unhappy with the situation (if he isn’t already) and is not allowed to move but instead has to start for us for whatever reason and puts in a performance as he did in his last game for Blackburn.
That looks even worse for Webster who not only indicates where Propper should play the ball but seemingly does so without checking himself if it was the right pass to make.
As said earlier a whole host of easily avoided errors made by 2 players who should have done so much better.
Sound familiar?
As said earlier a whole host of easily avoided errors made by 2 players who should have done so much better.
Sound familiar?
schmunk
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Commentator in that clip after the Webster/propper incident.
"Well Brighton have to change it, you can't keep gifting goals like this"