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Demari Gray's Attitude

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Posted

Did well today, less selfish, put the ball into the box after not giving up on a bit of poor control which led to the penalty and tracked back multiple times and put in a good defensive shift. Would start both him and Mahrez next week.

Posted
1 hour ago, Koke said:

 

Mahrez found a white shirt more than a blue shirt today but I'm sure you will have no probs starting him agsin next week. 

 

Gray didn't do much wrong today.  He was as good/bad as the rest of the team. Go find another scapegoat for this week.

 

50 minutes ago, Fox92 said:

Offered very little apart from draw the goalkeeper which led to Vardy winning the penalty.

 

When Mahrez beat a player and then didn't pass to Vardy, instead tried to beat more..... if that was Gray it'd be picked out consistently on here.

 

To be fair I've been critical of both. Mahrez was shite too.

 

Also Vardy won the penalty, it was the defender selling the keeper short that led to it.

Posted

I don't see it.......he was bang average at best......show pony at times takes too many touches and flatters to deceive .....would have to show a lot lot more to be in any starting 11 in my book 

 

something about his general demeanour and approach that bloody irritates me but I maybe a minority of one!!

Posted

When he's not got the ball, he drifts in to the middle far too often when there's no space or reason to do it. It's almost as if at times he doesn't want the ball. He didn't pull up any trees for me today. Not many did tbf, but not many others have been constantly moaning about lack of game time to the press. Gray has added that pressure on himself.

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3 minutes ago, foxinsox said:

He looked good today, several good runs, and our penalty was won by him as much as Vardy. He also got back and defended. Credit where it is due. 

He had nothing to do with the pen apart from loosing the ball, vardy was the one who got in the right place at the right time and got the pen by looking for an opportunity to score

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10 hours ago, Lcfcbisto said:

He had nothing to do with the pen apart from loosing the ball, vardy was the one who got in the right place at the right time and got the pen by looking for an opportunity to score

He runs down the wing and pressurised azpi to make the dodgy back pass which vardy pounced on. So yes he played a big part in the penalty 

Posted

I thought Gray made the right decisions yesterday but didn't execute them properly, tracked back just as well as Albrighton did and provided more of an attacking threat and when he did lose the ball he was immediately snapping back to try and win the ball

Posted

Get off his back lads. He's barely featured and then gets 45 mins against Chelsea and people now saying he's not ready etc... Come on! He did OK when he came on, nothing amazing but certainly worked hard and tried to make things happen. Not to mention he covered Defensively numerous times. Hard to judge a player until he gets a run of games but people questioning if he's good enough, seriously have a word 

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4 hours ago, UniFox21 said:

He runs down the wing and pressurised azpi to make the dodgy back pass which vardy pounced on. So yes he played a big part in the penalty 

He aimlessly ran down the wing going nowhere and lost the ball, the least he could do was try and pressure the defender after, it's either that or he just stops 

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Just now, Lcfcbisto said:

He aimlessly ran down the wing going nowhere and lost the ball, the least he could do was try and pressure the defender after, it's either that or he just stops 

A bit like Mahrez for the entire second half 

Posted

He's absolutely braindead at times. Constantly making the wrong runs and being in the wrong place, drifted inside countless times yesterday when there was space behind their wingback.

 

The lad's got plenty to learn before he can be anywhere near as good as he thinks he already is.

Posted
20 minutes ago, Ted Maul said:

He's absolutely braindead at times. Constantly making the wrong runs and being in the wrong place, drifted inside countless times yesterday when there was space behind their wingback.

 

The lad's got plenty to learn before he can be anywhere near as good as he thinks he already is.

I'll say it once again, he ain't gonna learn on the bench, he needs to be playing.

 

Would you rather watch a playing who's an exciting prospect, willing to learn (I believe he is) and adds a spark or player giving a half arsed performance who adds a spark but not half as often as he used to...I know what i'd choose.

Posted

Him and Marc pretty much had the same performance, the game passed them by, but as the foxestalk tradition goes, good old albrighton did nothing wrong but "bad boy" gray cost us the game!

 

:nigel:

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Posted

Forthwith, Gray has to start. It is that simple. 

No more sub, he hast to start in the first 11.

Shakespeare wanted the big time, this is his time to prove it.

Guest Danny Clender
Posted
2 minutes ago, the fox said:

Play 4-3-3 next game with iborra, James and n'didi in midfield and gray, vardy and !mahrez in attack!

100%!! I agree with this.

Posted
7 hours ago, Lcfcbisto said:

He aimlessly ran down the wing going nowhere and lost the ball, the least he could do was try and pressure the defender after, it's either that or he just stops 

He did pressure the safe... replay shows him pressuring azpi hence the slide back pass to the keeper for vardy to intercept and get the penalty... if he'd left azpi alone the ball would've been cleared easily 

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