The Final Third

[sphericalfox]

Here's a combination of assessment of yesterday and what I believe is the over arching plan for the season.

Please let me know that I'm hungover, talking rubbish, and should go back to bed, I've been up to early and still wrecked from yesterday!

The Final Third

[OzFox]

Nice blog. Looks like a lot of work.

Just out of interest, have you paid to use those photographs?

[sphericalfox]

Nice blog. Looks like a lot of work.

Just out of interest, have you paid to use those photographs?

No. I just link them directly from source. Therefore, I don't claim any rights to use them, but I am also sort of advertising their original use. If i get pulled up, as it's a dodgy grey area, I'll take the photo down or replace it.

[sphericalfox]

Embarrassingly I forgot about Kasper's performance in my assessment.

One word:

CONFIDENT.

I never for one minute thought he would spill it. The sound of glove on ball was reassuring noise, the few times he was remotely tested.

Also his long kick down the length of the pitch inch perfect for Howard's head was sublime. A goal then for Dyer.

[nuttytimmy]

Nice entry. I like the way you've examined player-by-player as well as 'the long game' and I agree that Sven is looking farther ahead than just the next fixture.

Good job

[OzFox]

No. I just link them directly from source. Therefore, I don't claim any rights to use them, but I am also sort of advertising their original use. If i get pulled up, as it's a dodgy grey area, I'll take the photo down or replace it.

Ah the old "fair dealing" loophole. By that I mean you could argue it's for the purposes of criticism and review, hence not subject to copyright. It certainly is a grey area though.

I work with a lot of television producers and journalists. Some of them think that whatever they find on the internet is fair game for use in their stories. It always amuses me to think of the big fat lawsuit coming their way someday except that it's usually me who downloads it for them so it'll probably be me picking up the tab

[sphericalfox]

Ah the old "fair dealing" loophole. By that I mean you could argue it's for the purposes of criticism and review, hence not subject to copyright. It certainly is a grey area though.

I work with a lot of television producers and journalists. Some of them think that whatever they find on the internet is fair game for use in their stories. It always amuses me to think of the big fat lawsuit coming their way someday except that it's usually me who downloads it for them so it'll probably be me picking up the tab

I'll have to just hope nowt comes of it. But I'm hardly writing anything controversial or making accusations, or libelous rumours. So I'm safe for now.