Danny Mills’ Vendetta against Vardy: Part 12

[Bert]

On 07/06/2018 at 17:55, Phube said:

 

What’s your definition of a ‘Natural Finisher’. I think that fact that for a lot of goals Vardy scores he doesn’t even look at the goal, he knows where it is.

 

It came up because Mill and Warnock were saying that Sterling would be a better 2nd striker (in a two) because he’s ‘technically better’ and Vardy can’t play 1-2’s or lay offs! Implying both aren’t natural finishers so you go with Sterling.

 

Vardy v Man Utd (17/18)

Vardy v Spurs (home 17/18)

Vardy v WBA (17/18) 

All natural finishes plus I'm sure many more from previous seasons. It's pathetic how badly Mills doesn't rate him. 

[Suzie the Fox]

On 07/06/2018 at 20:22, Wookie said:

Danny Mills scrunches up toilet roll like women do when he has a shit

 

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[Tuna]

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[Izzy]

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[Trav Le Bleu]

On 08/06/2018 at 17:46, dmayne7 said:

Spot on Finners with everything here. It was painfully obvious that was a tactic.

 

Still think Vardy and Kane is the best way to go but unfortunately not in this system.

Indeed. Play the two people who scored the most goals, for crying out loud!

 

Saw Mills starting XI on TV and in order to squeeze in his faves, we're apparently going to play 3-4-3 and that didn't include Maguire either.

 

Genuine boblicker.

[Dan]

On 08/06/2018 at 15:58, Finnegan said:

 

Tbf to Wrighty he wasn't saying Vardy was shit, he was just saying that when the game isn't going his way he needs to drop deeper and make himself available. 

 

I get that, I understand the point. 

 

Given Vards does that for Leicester though I'd say he was probably acting under orders. 

 

Moreover, I think its worth pointing out what was overlooked at half time which is that he was tying up three defenders at a time and, in addition, the fact he was pushing up and forcing them to keep such a deep line is WHY Rashford had miles of space to operate between the lines. 

 

You need to step back sometimes in sport and look with a wider lens at what's happening and what's causing it. It's an inability to do that that left Okazaki wildly under rated by even a lot of our own fans over the years. 

 

It's not always what you do with a ball that changes a game and sometimes something subtle has a huge impact. 

The point Pochettino made that time is great, how on average you only have the ball for 3 minutes in a game so it's ridiculous how much people overlook the other 87 minutes of off the ball play. You can have a good game without being on the ball much.

[Tuna]

Danny Mills is still waiting for the new series of Brookside to air.

[CosbehFox]

On 08/06/2018 at 15:58, Finnegan said:

Moreover, I think its worth pointing out what was overlooked at half time which is that he was tying up three defenders at a time and, in addition, the fact he was pushing up and forcing them to keep such a deep line is WHY Rashford had miles of space to operate between the lines. 

Mentioned this in the specific match thread. He did his job. In England with tons of 'attacking midfielders' and no 10's, it's not a bad tactic to deploy. Give the opposition a choice - do they play higher or deeper meaning a Lingard/Rashford/Sterling can hurt you. 

[notnow john]

Mills recently said to his co commentator 

"I Was just thinking of George Orwell's 1984 and wondering 

which animal you would be".

In a nutshell !

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Danny Mills sits down to have a piss