goal analysis

1. Analysis of the goal conceded against Sunderland

   I’m no great Bassong fan, but Gallas has now been at least partially, if not directly responsible for the following goals against us: Brunt’s goal for West BromFletcher’s goal for WolvesKamara’s goal for FulhamEto’o’s second goal for InterDavies’ second for Bolton And finally yesterday’s goal, which was a complete disaster. Bassong has made mistakes too, […]

   • WindyCOYS
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   • 11th November 2010 at 13:30
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2. Analysis of the goals conceded against Bolton

   Oh dear. From the highs of the brilliant midweek victory over Inter Milan, to the lows of yet another poor performance at the Reebok stadium. Is it a mental block? Many say that it can’t be as the players are different, etc, but Bolton certainly seem to be a bogey team for us. Davies’ first […]

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   • 7th November 2010 at 08:40
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3. Analysis of the goal conceded against Inter

   We beat Inter Milan, European Champions, 3-1. Magical, absolutely magical. Not only a wonderful team performance, but a night of brilliant individual performances, with a number of our players putting in arguably their best ever showings in the lilywhite shirt –  Cudicini, Gallas, Kaboul, Assou-Ekotto, and of course, Bale. The “Premier League” pace of our […]

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   • 4th November 2010 at 19:07
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4. Analysis of the goals conceded against Man Utd

   A strange game at Old Trafford – largely even, with a frustratingly simple first goal conceded, and a ridiculous second, which should have been ruled out twice over. Vidic’s goal Firstly, Kaboul does exactly what he did last week and gives away a free-kick in a foolish position. This week it’s even more ridiculous, as […]

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   • 31st October 2010 at 18:07
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5. Analysis of the goal conceded against Everton

   A tight game at White Hart Lane, where Everton, lacking the attacking threat of both Fellaini and Arteta, nullified Spurs’ attacking options well. Heitinga was deployed in a virtual man-to-man marking role on van der Vaart, Seamus Coleman doubled-up well on Gareth Bale, and Leighton Baines handled Lennon exceptionally (see the below Chalkboard to see […]

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   • 25th October 2010 at 09:23
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