Ronald Koeman discussion

[davek]

He's got us on pace for 63 points.

After a really rough spell he's righted the ship and the team really seems to have bought in.

That'll do.

He might trouble Moyes' best ever points total of 65. Anything more than that and the feller is entering the domain of greatness.

 

[davek]

No mate they're isn't

Thats good. I only worship winners.

 

[TheBigIguana]

The sub bringing on Holgate was magnificent. Allowed us to play out and keep possession as they couldn't over run all 3 center backs. Also released Seamus forward and within 5 minutes we've got two goals and game over

 

[Mikeonlythebestwilldo]

Thats good. I only worship winners.

Ok mate

 

[scratchnsurf]

The sub bringing on Holgate was magnificent. Allowed us to play out and keep possession as they couldn't over run all 3 center backs. Also released Seamus forward and within 5 minutes we've got two goals and game over

Had it been 15 minutes earlier, I might be inclined to agree with the 'magnificent' tag.

 

[Amw79]

Robles - 7

Coleman - 7
Williams - 6
Funes Mori - 6
Baines - 6

Barry - 6
Sniderman - 7
McCarthy - 7

Barkley - 8
Lukaku - 9
Lookman - 7

Holgate - 6
Davies - 7
Mirallas - 6

RON-KO - 8

Dude, what would Rom have to do to get a 10?

 

[jinkyali]

It;s on its arse? In what respect? I'm sure the owner of the site will be interested.

I hope so; if I undestand who it is I would be happy to have a conversation with him/her.

In what respect? Its full of non nonsensical drivel where point scoring is more prominent than reasoned debate.

 

[kithnou]

He might trouble Moyes' best ever points total of 65. Anything more than that and the feller is entering the domain of greatness.

Love your work as always Sir

 

[TheBigIguana]

Had it been 15 minutes earlier, I might be inclined to agree with the 'magnificent' tag.

Eh you're probably right but it was still a match winning change

 

[davek]

It was a great win it has to be said. But there's a tendency here to re-write how the second half unfolded to make it seem like it was all under control even when it got back to 3-2. It wasn't. Arses were flapping and it was a top striker in top form that stepped up and ran riot in a virtuoso performance that put paid to Bourenmouth's come back rather than anything more strategic than that.

That wont happen many times, if ever, again - a lesson that needs learning.

 

[jinkyali]

Spurs are refs' darling. Will give them penalities when things aren't working out lol.

You wont be surprised that they are joint second with Liverpool in having six pens this season. Only City have more.

 

[moyes cardy]

Oh sorry, is there a Koeman icon I can worship at? The great God of 7th place?

Has the season finished and we got 7th?

 

[moyes cardy]

Thats good. I only worship winners.

Martinez?

 

[Jebus_lives]

It was very good until they got back into it and our arses went as per...before the greatest ever signing in the past 30 years got the job done. He was a great signing. The best maybe? £27M piad out and he'd fetch £60M now, eh?

By the logic of cost to potential value surely the best player has been Coleman.

 

[Jebus_lives]

It was a great win it has to be said. But there's a tendency here to re-write how the second half unfolded to make it seem like it was all under control even when it got back to 3-2. It wasn't. Arses were flapping and it was a top striker in top form that stepped up and ran riot in a virtuoso performance that put paid to Bourenmouth's come back rather than anything more strategic than that.

That wont happen many times, if ever, again - a lesson that needs learning.

I'm glad that we didn't crumble and give a lead away against Bournemouth like we did last year. It had the potential to be 3-3, like last year, but we won 6-3. Its a mark, not only of our progress, but a belief among the players, and Koeman, wanting not only to win, but to entertain fans and neutrals alike.