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0-0 HT. Keep it up Swansea! Liverpool look devoided of any idea.
Yupp.Snape? Was he called Slur in Norway? This nugget of information is more interesting than this 1st half has been.
Snape? Was he called Slur in Norway? This nugget of information is more interesting than this 1st half has been.
Snape? Was he called Slur in Norway? This nugget of information is more interesting than this 1st half has been.
Yupp.
Hermine was called Gauda, and Harry was named Nils as well.
I honestly dont understand why more teams dont go long against Liverpool. They are flooding the opposition half, packing nearly every player bar the defenders in the bang middle of the Swansea half and a long ball would nullify the pressure at once.
There are three players on the pitch with a double L in their name. That's two things today.Well you learn something new everyday
But surely it's better that the opposition win the ball in their own half rather than in the middle of your own?Because a long ball is still a lotto to control it and gain possession.
If you're just pumping longer balls and not keeping them, you're no better off than them just winning it off you
Nice one Swansea!
Now this'll only finish 3-0, and not the 6-0 we all feared
Yupp.
Hermine was called Gauda, and Harry was named Nils as well.
But surely it's better that the opposition win the ball in their own half rather than in the middle of your own?
Yupp.
Hermine was called Gauda, and Harry was named Nils as well.
But you're pushing the ball out of your own half. Better they win it back in their own half then yours. You play from the back if you have to quality for it, otherwise it's suicide. Also, swansea have fernando llorente upfront, ffs. A guy who's 2 meters tall, dominant in the air and great at protecting the ball and bringing others into play with his link-ups. What swansea did in the first half was insanityBecause a long ball is still a lotto to control it and gain possession.
If you're just pumping longer balls and not keeping them, you're no better off than them just winning it off you
I'd argue that it takes a whole less energy to hoof it up rather than try to pass your way out of an immense pressure. If you can deal with the pressure, it'll get easier as the opposition would get tired but in this purely hypotethical I'd say hoofing long balls is much more energy conserving than trying to outsmart the pressure.Depends on the quality of the long balls/rushed hoofs.
As they wear you down, you'll find less and less distance on them, and Liverpool getting more and more momentum, and the end result is the same.
Well you learn something new everyday
I didn't know this.
I can understand them renaming Snape (if "snape" means "kiddy diddler" in Norwegian) but flat out changing all the names?
"Nils Potterstad and the fjord of Secrets"? Pah!
Sacrilege!
Exactly my reaction too!Is that professor Snape on the bench next to Klopp?
So many empty seats.
Well, it wasnt really true though.
They don't want to offend poor Klopp.I honestly dont understand why more teams dont go long against Liverpool. They are flooding the opposition half, packing nearly every player bar the defenders in the bang middle of the Swansea half and a long ball would nullify the pressure at once.
So many empty seats.
So the only interesting thing about that second half was a lie? Damn you!
So many empty seats.
But you're pushing the ball out of your own half. Better they win it back in their own half then yours. You play from the back if you have to quality for it, otherwise it's suicide. Also, swansea have fernando llorente upfront, ffs. A guy who's 2 meters tall, dominant in the air and great at protecting the ball and bringing others into play with his link-ups. What swansea did in the first half was insanity
Harsh on Everton in my opinion. Hardly anything has been said about how good they were last week.They're battering City on Soccer Saturday - Bluemoon won't be happy!
"Why does everyone hate us?! Damn rag media."
Long balls are not a very good tactic against good possession sides who will wear you down as they'll keep the ball for long periods, and you're left chasing shadows and hoofing the ball back to them when you do get it. Against Liverpool you have a chance because they are so lousy at the back that the thought of any kind of defending terrifies them.
You...damn you.The problem for Swansea is that they can only keep the 0-0 draw, as they aren't capable of scoring.
The problem for Swansea is that they can only keep the 0-0 draw, as they aren't capable of scoring.