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Early doors today he tried to fizz a 40 yarder from centre back to Baines who was wide left. The ball ended up about head height and fell about 20 yards short, directly to the Stoke player standing in that area.
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Wins against relegation fodder...playing with 10 men.Baines 03 and Jags 06 come back in to the team and the wins start racking up.
Annoying pair of bottlers. Typical of the Moyes era player. Plodders and flat track bullies who go missing in a big game with something riding on it.
Watch them when we play Liverpool soon: hiding away and/or getting left for dead.
Two swings of a boot make the case for Jagielka not been a big game bottler? Performance over 90 minutes in those games is all that you can assess. He's the worst captain in living memory who cant even inspire himself...seem to recall Jagielka not bottling a winning penalty in a semi-final shoot out at Wembley and scoring a last minute screamer in a Derby. If i’m looking for big game bottlers, I don’t think of Jagielka and Baines, I recall the inept performances of a certain Ross Barkley when he failed to turn up in Derby games.
..seem to recall Jagielka not bottling a winning penalty in a semi-final shoot out at Wembley and scoring a last minute screamer in a Derby. If i’m looking for big game bottlers, I don’t think of Jagielka and Baines, I recall the inept performances of a certain Ross Barkley when he failed to turn up in Derby games.
Baz on Toffee TV was raving about Jags, which I found strange. Against a dog of a team who had 10 men for a hour.Two swings of a boot make the case for Jagielka not been a big game bottler? Performance over 90 minutes in those games is all that you can assess. He's the worst captain in living memory who cant even inspire himself.
The pair of them cant be trusted to stand tall in a big game. Just watch them in the upcoming derby. They'll lamely surrender again.
The last time we had CBs looking anything like comfortable with the ball at their feet was under Martinez. They were fine most of the time but, of course, if you make a mistake back there it's the only thing that's remembered.Baz on Toffee TV was raving about Jags, which I found strange. Against a dog of a team who had 10 men for a hour.
In the first 20mins he must have passed the ball straight to stoke on at least 3 occasions. And gave about the same number of hospital balls to his team mates.
Our centre backs are huge problem moving forward, all of them are poor technically and cause panic every time they have the ball. And they are so scared at times to make a mistake, they spend the whole game passing it square or back to Pickford.
Excellent post. Agree on all points. Keane, Jagielka, Williams nowhere near the standard we need. Keep Mori and Holgate, get a first choice in and let the other two battle it out to be his partner in defence. Could keep Keane one more season due to his long contract, maybe he could improve, but he's let himself down a lot this season.Baz on Toffee TV was raving about Jags, which I found strange. Against a dog of a team who had 10 men for a hour.
In the first 20mins he must have passed the ball straight to stoke on at least 3 occasions. And gave about the same number of hospital balls to his team mates.
Our centre backs are huge problem moving forward, all of them are poor technically and cause panic every time they have the ball. And they are so scared at times to make a mistake, they spend the whole game passing it square or back to Pickford.
Baz on Toffee TV was raving about Jags, which I found strange. Against a dog of a team who had 10 men for a hour.
In the first 20mins he must have passed the ball straight to stoke on at least 3 occasions. And gave about the same number of hospital balls to his team mates.
Our centre backs are huge problem moving forward, all of them are poor technically and cause panic every time they have the ball. And they are so scared at times to make a mistake, they spend the whole game passing it square or back to Pickford.
The last time we had CBs looking anything like comfortable with the ball at their feet was under Martinez. They were fine most of the time but, of course, if you make a mistake back there it's the only thing that's remembered.
The trick was to solve those errors by bringing in better quality players rather than ditch playing out from the back and playing conservatively.
I understood the need to get rid of RM in the end because he refused to curtail trying to play football with inferior players, but the answer was never to just have defenders getting shut ASAP. That was completely the wrong conclusion to draw.
Only pickford to blame for the goalJagielka mostly brings stability to our defence, but he's still not the player he was. That goal we gave away yesterday was a collective shambles from our defensive unit and that should have been organised by Jagielka. When the ball came over, him, Calvert Lewin and Baines were all caught out and Pickford didn't cover himself in glory either.
This has been happening far too often with all of our centre backs not marking properly on set pieces leading to us conceding goals.