And living off performance from more than 12 months ago. Form is temporary and class is permanent or something. Seems like the good games are the exception to the norm.
Pre Match Pre Match - Saints (A) - Sunday 2pm
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Referee: Sam Barrott. Assistants: Lee Betts, Wade Smith. Fourth official: Darren England. VAR: Michael Oliver. Assistant VAR: Mat Wilkes.
Who?
He builds houses.
Yeah, you maybe right, but there is another angle, if Slot thinks he can manage without a runner, and some degree of athletic ability then he is wrong, this league requires that you have that energy, in the Arsenal game Slot chose the same midfield as Klopp did last season, and it was almost performing as badly and like last season Mac was shit. Its not until he bought on Szob sometime in the 2nd half and then we became more dominant.
Have to disagree - Harvey was one of the better players in preseason in that advanced role.
I think Harvey will be critical in the second half of the season.
Jeez, the lad just can't catch a break!
Once again the forum downplays Elliotts ability. He's more technically gifted than Curtis, has better vision, and has a work rate as good as anyone.
He will be fine and he'll work his way in. The lad just likes a challenge. Borderline get injured on purpose so he has to work his way back in. He did it under klopp, and he'll do it under slot
He will be fine and he'll work his way in. The lad just likes a challenge. Borderline get injured on purpose so he has to work his way back in. He did it under klopp, and he'll do it under slot
Bottom meets top on south coast
There is already a 24-point gap between bottom and top as Southampton prepare to face Liverpool. Trying to find hope for Russell Martin’s side going into this fixture is tricky. At Wolves they failed to have a shot on target despite having 72% possession and they will not dominate the ball in the same manner on Sunday. Southampton’s style is about passing and patient buildup and it is unlikely Martin will ever change, even if the club’s Premier League status and his employment are at risk. All teams need an element of surprise, whether they are first or last, in order to keep opponents guessing, but Southampton’s predictability is their downfall and explains why they are bottom. Reacting when something is not working is a sign of a good coach. If Martin can bring himself to be more direct with the speed of his wingers and strikers, they could spring a much-needed upset. WU
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There is already a 24-point gap between bottom and top as Southampton prepare to face Liverpool. Trying to find hope for Russell Martin’s side going into this fixture is tricky. At Wolves they failed to have a shot on target despite having 72% possession and they will not dominate the ball in the same manner on Sunday. Southampton’s style is about passing and patient buildup and it is unlikely Martin will ever change, even if the club’s Premier League status and his employment are at risk. All teams need an element of surprise, whether they are first or last, in order to keep opponents guessing, but Southampton’s predictability is their downfall and explains why they are bottom. Reacting when something is not working is a sign of a good coach. If Martin can bring himself to be more direct with the speed of his wingers and strikers, they could spring a much-needed upset. WU
Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
Højlund has chance to impress Amorim, Villa look to end miserable month and will Forest trouble Arsenal?
Hmm not sure about that at all !
