FireFox Posted 14 December 2019 Posted 14 December 2019 Won some corners. Had we scored from one of them, people would be praising him. No one looked brilliant today. Harsh to criticise him for being average when so was everyone else. 1
Dan Posted 14 December 2019 Posted 14 December 2019 To be honest it's hard to go in too hard on anyone today, literally nobody was good, but he was poor.
Grebfromgrebland Posted 15 December 2019 Posted 15 December 2019 There's one thing slating our wingers but you have to acknowledge that Norwich defence, positioning and pressing made life difficult for all our players. No one looked that good today due to Norwich's tactics. Other teams will see what they did to us and try the same. 1
Wolfox Posted 15 December 2019 Posted 15 December 2019 It was all quite poor and Gray was no exception
Ian Nacho Posted 15 December 2019 Posted 15 December 2019 He’ll never be good for us. He’s will show glimpses of class but he’s a Championship player.
NewquayFox Posted 15 December 2019 Posted 15 December 2019 Loan him out to a lower Premier League club or a Championship Club if we sign a wide man in January, would have preferred Perez to come on for Iheanacho yesterday if I’m honest...
Jimmy Posted 15 December 2019 Posted 15 December 2019 he was probably doing the step overs waiting for someone to get in the box with Vardy, we were back to leaving him in there isolated a lot yesterday where as we had started to get players in the re with him meaning the early cross has a chance of working, I thought Barnes was far more indecisive on the other wing yesterday, bad day all round but Gray was far from the worst offender
oxford blue Posted 15 December 2019 Posted 15 December 2019 1 hour ago, NewquayFox said: Loan him out to a lower Premier League club or a Championship Club if we sign a wide man in January, would have preferred Perez to come on for Iheanacho yesterday if I’m honest... Rodgers said it was a tactical substitution (whether it really was is another matter). But replacing Ieanacho with Perez would show it clearly wasn't - which would be even worse for 'nacho's confidence. Gray has been effective coming on in latter stages of game; give him much longer and he usually disappoints. Definitely worth retaining whilst he can open up defences in latter stages
Kicky81 Posted 21 December 2019 Posted 21 December 2019 Literally brings nothing to the team. He should of been chasing around when he came on, trying to make an impression at least. Needs a fresh start, we need someone with hunger when they come on, not someone who does less than the bloke he’s just replaced! 1
ScouseFox Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 nobody going to mention how good he was today? missed the pen and that could very well have been the end of him but kept his head and carried on balling. and scored a great winner. 4
FLAN Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 Have to say hats off to those who stuck by him and knew he’d get the ninth goal of his LCFC career today. Up to 1 in 13 now. Impressive 1
dylanlegend Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 I still think, like Barnes, he lacks confidence. Maybe he reads this forum. A lot of the times with the ball he doesn’t look confident that he can take his man on and is often easily dispossessed. Nice goal but even then it was quite central it you look from behind the goal rather than in the corner how it looks from a side angle, Fabinaski will be annoyed he didn’t save it . Hopefully the goal will build his confidence
TheSomersetFox Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 Very good again. Sharp and direct and took his goal brilliantly. Having a good season
Lcfc-1992 Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 Give him a run of games, could easily become first choice winger if he backs up today’s performance
worthosoriginals Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 12 minutes ago, dylanlegend said: I still think, like Barnes, he lacks confidence. Maybe he reads this forum. A lot of the times with the ball he doesn’t look confident that he can take his man on and is often easily dispossessed. Nice goal but even then it was quite central it you look from behind the goal rather than in the corner how it looks from a side angle, Fabinaski will be annoyed he didn’t save it . Hopefully the goal will build his confidence yes dylan, hopefully the goal will build his confidence the fans wont.
Farrington fox Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 Pleased that missing the pen didn’t destroy his confidence today. Other than the miss I thought he had a decent game.
StriderHiryu Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 If he hadn't missed the penalty he would have been man of the match. He was very good today, he made that penalty in the first place with some great skill and I was impressed by his passing and movement today. His overall decision making was much better and I loved his goal, that showed actual composure instead of just blasting it. Harvey Barnes take note! 1
TJB-fox Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 Just now, StriderHiryu said: If he hadn't missed the penalty he would have been man of the match. He was very good today, he made that penalty in the first place with some great skill and I was impressed by his passing and movement today. His overall decision making was much better and I loved his goal, that showed actual composure instead of just blasting it. Harvey Barnes take note! Wondering if he felt the need to step up today as our main attacking outlet and enjoyed/thrived with the responsibility. Just a thought.
Popular Post Voll Blau Posted 28 December 2019 Popular Post Posted 28 December 2019 52 minutes ago, ScouseFox said: nobody going to mention how good he was today? missed the pen and that could very well have been the end of him but kept his head and carried on balling. and scored a great winner. Why would they? That'd involve showing a bit of humility, which is beyond the pale for many... 4 2
StriderHiryu Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 5 minutes ago, TJB-fox said: Wondering if he felt the need to step up today as our main attacking outlet and enjoyed/thrived with the responsibility. Just a thought. He played like that! Whilst not everything came off, he was very effective in everything he did. It's also worth noting that he started in James Maddison's position as the game started. We played 4141 with Perez and Albrighton on the wings, and Hamza in Tielemans position. So operating a bit more centrally and directly behind the striker may have suited his game as well. When Maddison came on, he then moved to right wing as Perez gave way. 2
Foxxed Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 1 minute ago, Voll Blau said: Why would they? That'd involve showing a bit of humility, which is beyond the pale for many... I’d like to offer an olive branch of friendship to all those too hesitant to admit that maybe Gray can play better football than their gran by admitting I would have happily sold Soyuncu to some Turkish team in July and put all bets on Benk.
FLAN Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 Gray adds Pellegrini to the list of managers he has helped get the sack... Ranieri, Shakespeare, Puel before him 1 2
Popular Post StriderHiryu Posted 28 December 2019 Popular Post Posted 28 December 2019 Great team move and brilliant finish. Go on Demarai! 10
AyewJoking Posted 28 December 2019 Posted 28 December 2019 Bollox. That wham player is clearly shocked perez completed a 20 yard dribble without falling over. 1
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