Steven Posted 19 October 2004 Posted 19 October 2004 Another 2 points dropped because we went to pieces late on, 2 late own goal equalizers in 2 games.We have to stop dropping points. 27794[/snapback] Master of the bleeding obvious. However if we can see that why cannot two managers and a set of players. <_<
Rachel - WCF Posted 19 October 2004 Posted 19 October 2004 i've been listening to the game cant believe with turned yet another win in to a draw especially when i've been chatting to a tree on msn grrrr i hate leicester sometimes
Ash Posted 19 October 2004 Posted 19 October 2004 It was always gunna happen, as soon as Heath scored we sat back and soaked up the pressure .It was just a matter of time
Mark Posted 19 October 2004 Posted 19 October 2004 i've been listening to the game cant believe with turned yet another win in to a drawespecially when i've been chatting to a tree on msn grrrr i hate leicester sometimes 27796[/snapback] Decent game. Seems only the night games are the exciting ones though expect a bore draw 0-0 on Saturday Dont know what Heath was playing at for the own goal, just head it out the area, no, tries heading it out for a corner when he's in the center of the box
Anish Posted 19 October 2004 Posted 19 October 2004 Typical Leicester again. We should have been 3 goals up at half time, their goalie was outstanding. The second half we looked sluggish again, until the goal. Then we sat back, and especially when Williams went off, we looked rubbish going forward. Absolutely no movement off the ball after we scored, it went back to the days of Adams. Our defence looked dodgy all game with set pieces, and sure enough we conceded yet another pathetic goal. Why do we always sit back when we are in the lead?? Can't the players see that it invites the opposition onto us and if we kept playing the same way, we could've scored more goals.
Scow Posted 19 October 2004 Posted 19 October 2004 It looked easier to clear the ball than put it in the net. Great left footed strike for his goal, he was playing well at that point. Shame he had to go and ruin it. Must be someting about the night games, maybe because the floodlights blind the players if they try the hoof. The first half (barring the first few minutes) we were excellent. Completely dominated around the time of the goal, and we really should have got more after a couple of great Connolly efforts. When we went 2-1 up, same old story. Sitting far too deep, inviting pressure, it was inevitable they would grab a goal. Pressman had pulled off some wonderful saves, couldn't quite believe what I was seeing. As Petrescu said, I can see it being a 0-0 on Saturday. We've only played well when teams take the game to us......
Ash Posted 19 October 2004 Posted 19 October 2004 Can i ask what the **** Stewart was doing with there first goal ? Went to header it off the line then ducked
Anish Posted 19 October 2004 Posted 19 October 2004 Can i ask what the **** Stewart was doing with there first goal ? Went to header it off the line then ducked 27822[/snapback] I can't answer that - I was still working at that time so I missed the goal.
Guest Posted 20 October 2004 Posted 20 October 2004 We played some superb stuff at times, but it's bound to take a while for the players to get used to not 'hoofing' the ball every time!! You'd have thought we'd learn not to sit back and absorp so much pressure from performances in the last couple of seasons; we're not good enough to do that. Having said that, there's only a couple of players who've been a part of it all, ho hum.....
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