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Arsenal post match 3-0

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murphy

murphy

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4 minutes ago, Line-X said:

Long ball?? You sure about that? :doh:

Yeah.  Long ball springing Vardy in on goal.  Drinky played a few of those.

 

I don't remember much pace in Little's team.  

Ashley

Ashley

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13 minutes ago, murphy said:

Really?

 

Looked classic 2016 vintage to me.

 

7 minutes ago, Line-X said:

Long ball?? You sure about that? :doh:

 

Next thing I'll read or hear is that Leicester were a counter attacking team in that Season lol

 

We scored 5 possibly 6 counter attacking goals that Season.

 

 

BlueSi13

BlueSi13

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Fantastic performance today (although have to say Arsenal were utterly pathetic)

 

A couple of quality additions in the summer and we could really be cooking!

 

Aim has got to be to be knocking on the ceiling of the top six next season :scarf:

murphy

murphy

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1 minute ago, Ashley said:

 

 

Next thing I'll read or hear is that Leicester were a counter attacking team in that Season lol

 

We scored 5 possibly 6 counter attacking goals that Season.

 

 

What?  Have I slipped into another dimension?

 

Yes, of course, we were a counter attacking side, we always had less possession than the opposition.  We invited teams on and played rope-a-dope football.

SpacedX

SpacedX

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Just now, murphy said:

Yeah.  Long ball springing Vardy in on goal.  Drinky played a few of those.

 

I don't remember much pace in Little's team.  

No - they were perfectly weighted and delightful through balls on the counter...so did Fuchs. 

 

I recall a pre-match interview with Jan Vertongen accusing Leicester of long ball tactics in 2016 to huge indignation and outrage on here and overall amusement in the press. 

 

1 minute ago, murphy said:

Yeah.  Long ball springing Vardy in on goal.  Drinky played a few of those.

 

I don't remember much pace in Little's team.  

Aside from Joachim, there wasn't...but a similar route 1 tactic used to pick him out. And in the absence of pace in Little's squad...that's precisely why you would play long ball. 

 

To be fair to Kasper, he spotted the opening, and in view of Arsenal's sluggish defence hit the perfect ball down the middle and Vards did the rest. I concede, that long ball generally aims for big men in the box, but it was nonetheless as I said route 1. 

Drift

Drift

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6 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

There wasn’t much - went to the Burnley game 

Ah that explains why maybe I can't find it :). Can find everything else.  :scarf:

 

EDIT: It's on Sky catchup.

Danizen

Danizen

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1 hour ago, ithuriel said:

Arsenal tears are something else.

 

Jesus. That Tye.

 

How can one man watch so much football but be so blind and naive. 

VIKTOR-LE5

VIKTOR-LE5

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Just want to ask a question, what makes a top striker, most fans say you've got to do do it against the big teams or meaningful matches or achieve something, so what 's the agenda against VARDY, most no marks would rather have a Jimenez over a Vardy, i know why, but the fact is if you watch all all the so called top strikers properly in the so called top 6. It won't show you Aguero poor touch or Kane running around like a headless chicken, Vardy class in myopinion world class and what that means is on his day he could make the greatest defender in the world look silly.

Foxhateram

Foxhateram

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Pleased for Hamza, was everywhere again today, broke up play so fantastically well, reminded me of Kante in some aspects, a complete engine, never stopped battling in the middle. 

 

N'Didi looks back to his best without the pressure of playing the ball. 

 

Albrighton's defensive aspects were a really plus today. Gave Madison and Pereira time to play. 

 

Overall a fantastic performance and one that keeps us in it mathematically, 5000/1? :vardy:

murphy

murphy

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2 minutes ago, Line-X said:

No - they were perfectly weighted and delightful through balls on the counter...so did Fuchs. 

 

I recall a pre-match interview with Jan Vertongen accusing Leicester of long ball tactics in 2016 to huge indignation and outrage on here and overall amusement in the press. 

 

Aside from Joachim, there wasn't...but a similar route 1 tactic used to pick him out. And in the absence of pace in Little's squad...that's precisely why you would play long ball. 

 

To be fair to Kasper, he spotted the opening, and in view of Arsenal's sluggish defence hit the perfect ball down the middle and Vards did the rest. I concede, that long ball generally aims for big men in the box, but it was nonetheless as I said route 1. 

Well yeah, long ball or route one is generally meant to mean hitting a big lump up front like Walsh or Iwan under Little.

 

That's not what happened with Kasper's assist.  It was meant for Vardy to run on to which is why I call it 2016 style not Little style.

 

Anyway, great goal, great game.

Haywood_6

Haywood_6

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13 minutes ago, Danizen said:

Jesus. That Tye.

 

How can one man watch so much football but be so blind and naive. 

"We were opened up like a tin of beans" :crylaugh:thanks for that vid. Thoroughly enjoyable watch

Milo

Milo

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3 hours ago, FIF said:

That first half we were incredible, Hamza was fantastic. I think that puts to bed the idea that he's just a CDM who can't play alongside N'Didi.

 

 

Hamza should be given the armband now.

Headband

PhillippaT

PhillippaT

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14 minutes ago, Milo said:

Headband

It's football, not Kung-Fu :P  I doubt he'd fit a headband over that afro, andyway - (and we wouldn't want to spoil it, now would we?) :D  

Unabomber

Unabomber

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34 minutes ago, Danizen said:

Jesus. That Tye.

 

How can one man watch so much football but be so blind and naive. 

I just watched that and can’t believe what he was saying! Is he always this blinkered? 

Hammo

Hammo

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Immense performance. So dominant from start to finish it was unreal.

 

It's a rare thing when every single player has a good game. Rodgers looks like he is the perfect man to oversee the development and progress of this exciting young team. Sign Tielemans and another striker, keep everyone else, and we can aim very high next season and beyond. Seriously exciting times ahead.

 

The only disappointment of the day for me was that we didn't give the Arsenal fans a lengthy chorus of 'can we play you every week?' Jesus, they were beyond pathetic!

sdb

sdb

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Pretty perfect all round. Shame so many fans left on 40 and 85 mins, especially as we were bossing it at both times.

Vacamion

Vacamion

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2 hours ago, ithuriel said:

Arsenal tears are something else.

 

 

I lasted 1m20s and then sweary mardy cockney teenager's chat was too rancid to bear any longer... :mad:

 

 

StriderHiryu

StriderHiryu

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1 hour ago, vanity said:

On the one hand, kinda bummed we missed out on Europa by losing to crap sides. 

 

On the other, way to dwell on the negative you twit, get a grip, the outlook for the club is amazing. We go into the summer with tremendous momentum, and appear poised to challenge for the top-6 next season. We played well enough at times to be t-6, but our record against relegation squads pushed us out of that race. We need to sign Tiels, we need another striker, but even if we lose players like Maguire and Chilwell, we appear exceedingly well-positioned to absorb those losses without much decline in our play. We should be a club players want to be at, the team's spirit seems good, and we should be excited AF about our prospects.

 

Now let's see about closing with 6 points. We've beaten both sides already, and Man City looks to be on fumes. If we can somehow get a goal up, their bungholes will clench tighter than a gnat's chuff. 

We shouldn’t be too upset if we miss Europe for all of those reasons. It’s also important to note how much of a transition this season has been for us:

 

- Fuchs -> Chilwell

- Simpson -> Ricardo

- Morgan -> Evans

- Okazaki -> Maddison

- Mahrez -> Gray / Barnes

- Drinkwater / Iborra -> Mendy / Tielemans

 

We’ve replaced 6 first team players and yet have more points and goals (I think) than last season and under Rodgers play better stuff. The average age of the team is the youngest in the division. It was

completely worth “sacrificing” a season to do all of this.

OldBob

OldBob

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What a performance! I wouldn't swap our squad for AFC or Uniteds players. Top 6 is a real possibility for next season. Especially if we strengthen well in the summer.

Sign Tielemans and get drinkwater on the cheap as back up. CM ✅

 

A quality striker is a must. Too many squad players we've bought for that position, in the past. Time to bring in some real quality with pace/mobility. Even a player to play up front with vardy like that relationship he had with Nugent back in the day for the lesser teams.

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