I disagree, my friend. Supporters' worry and concern can come across as nervous energy, certainly on the terraces. The ER crowd is infamous for those lengthy strained silences which can, and do, affect those on the field. Look at how relaxed the team was when we played in front of 30,000 cardboard cutouts. Even Bamford looked good.
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Double doze of porridge and we will breeze them both.
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Yes but no but if silence has an effect on the players... then cardboard cutouts would provide the maximum silence.Orange Box wrote: ↑Sat Mar 15, 2025 5:47 pm I disagree, my friend. Supporters' worry and concern can come across as nervous energy, certainly on the terraces. The ER crowd is infamous for those lengthy strained silences which can, and do, affect those on the field. Look at how relaxed the team was when we played in front of 30,000 cardboard cutouts. Even Bamford looked good.
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Burnley are now just 2 points and a 10 goal difference away from the summit and the bookies reduce them to 7.5 as outright winners. Burnley look like they are ready for the Frankel finish.CHAPELALLMAN wrote: ↑Sat Mar 15, 2025 5:18 pm I suspect that Burnley will win the league, and then it will be between us and the Blunts....
The Leeds front line had better take their chances sooner, rather than later and the defence needs to organise better than they did today.
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In the last 6 games our fabled attacking line has only scored one goal and that was Piroe in stoppage time at Sheff Utd.Broad Ford wrote: ↑Sat Mar 15, 2025 6:07 pm Burnley are now just 2 points and a 10 goal difference away from the summit and the bookies reduce them to 7.5 as outright winners. Burnley look like they are ready for the Frankel finish.
The Leeds front line had better take their chances sooner, rather than later and the defence needs to organise better than they did today.
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I normally dislike the international breaks which are rarely kind to us in terms of injuries, travel and a poor performance first game back.
This time I sort of welcome the break and hope for a reset. We go into it top of the league. We have a decent fixture list.
Burnley and Blunts have to play each other which is worth a minimum of 2 points to us over one of them.
Squeaky bum time. You’ve got to love it.
This time I sort of welcome the break and hope for a reset. We go into it top of the league. We have a decent fixture list.
Burnley and Blunts have to play each other which is worth a minimum of 2 points to us over one of them.
Squeaky bum time. You’ve got to love it.
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We all need a breather.Pullhard wrote: ↑Sat Mar 15, 2025 6:21 pm I normally dislike the international breaks which are rarely kind to us in terms of injuries, travel and a poor performance first game back.
This time I sort of welcome the break and hope for a reset. We go into it top of the league. We have a decent fixture list.
Burnley and Blunts have to play each other which is worth a minimum of 2 points to us over one of them.
Squeaky bum time. You’ve got to love it.
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Apparently, we have ten players away on international duty.
I'm assuming they are :
Meslier
Firpo
Rodon
Tanaka
Solomon
James
Ramazani
Joseph
Darlow
Struijk ???
I'm assuming they are :
Meslier
Firpo
Rodon
Tanaka
Solomon
James
Ramazani
Joseph
Darlow
Struijk ???
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Interesting insight from Herr Farke in the press conference.
If he had played Gruev ( which he regrets) he would have used Wee Willy as the AMF
"If I had brought Ilia in, I would have opted for Willy from the start, but because I went with our two ballers in the pivot, we cannot afford to lose the running of Brenden at 10."
Makes a bit of sense I suppose and opens up the idea that he has already been thinking of using Wee Willy in that role.
I wonder for how long he has been toying with that idea, I have been since the Autumn haha
If he had played Gruev ( which he regrets) he would have used Wee Willy as the AMF
"If I had brought Ilia in, I would have opted for Willy from the start, but because I went with our two ballers in the pivot, we cannot afford to lose the running of Brenden at 10."
Makes a bit of sense I suppose and opens up the idea that he has already been thinking of using Wee Willy in that role.
I wonder for how long he has been toying with that idea, I have been since the Autumn haha
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We've got 10 first team players going out on Internationals. How can that be a good thing?Pullhard wrote: ↑Sat Mar 15, 2025 6:21 pm I normally dislike the international breaks which are rarely kind to us in terms of injuries, travel and a poor performance first game back.
This time I sort of welcome the break and hope for a reset. We go into it top of the league. We have a decent fixture list.
Burnley and Blunts have to play each other which is worth a minimum of 2 points to us over one of them.
Squeaky bum time. You’ve got to love it.
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Any other team in the league, you just see the player boot it out of play. Silly place to be playing tippy tappy.
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How dd that work out when we played Barnsley at home?Orange Box wrote: ↑Sat Mar 15, 2025 5:47 pm I disagree, my friend. Supporters' worry and concern can come across as nervous energy, certainly on the terraces. The ER crowd is infamous for those lengthy strained silences which can, and do, affect those on the field. Look at how relaxed the team was when we played in front of 30,000 cardboard cutouts. Even Bamford looked good.
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"Football is about the people and the players,” he said. “Then there are those who will mingle in the middle: the coaches, executives and journalists. That last group represents the worst part about football" Marcelo Bielsa
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Yet we ran all our starters close to 90 minutes on Wednesday. Then roll out exactly the same starting line up two and half days later.CHAPELALLMAN wrote: ↑Sat Mar 15, 2025 5:40 pm You can have players who are as talented as you like - however if some are jaded mentally and physically in the last few games of a season, then that becomes the overriding factor, which you have not even mentioned.
An example of this at the moment is James - lots of talent, however he has looked shot mentally and physically for several games now.
Farke said afterwards that it might have been different if he'd started Gruev and Gnonto. Well that's great to hear - after the game.
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Belated watch. Just into second half.
Strange 1st half. We dominated it.
One awful period (about 1-2 minutes) of iffy defending that lead to their first goal. Second goal came from nowhere. We were controlling the whole 1st half. But we were just awful in defence. Starting to believe that the only reason we're so dominant defensively is because we're so good in attack.
Strange 1st half. We dominated it.
One awful period (about 1-2 minutes) of iffy defending that lead to their first goal. Second goal came from nowhere. We were controlling the whole 1st half. But we were just awful in defence. Starting to believe that the only reason we're so dominant defensively is because we're so good in attack.
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And the refs just let so much s**t housery go at this level. So many players go unpunished. Fouls not called for shirt pulling and pulling players over. Yellow cards not given for blatant late boots or knees going in. I admit that we get away with some stuff too. But because we're less physical and more of a footballing side, the bulk of the decisions go against us.
On a similar note our first goal was certainly offside. The QPR defender had to put a boot in because Bogle was behind him (offside but deemed not to be interfering with play)
On a similar note our first goal was certainly offside. The QPR defender had to put a boot in because Bogle was behind him (offside but deemed not to be interfering with play)
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Awful reffing again. First half he allowed all their fouling and off the ball type stuff. Second half when we were trying to mix it and also trying to make the game flow and he seemed to constantly blow up for free kicks to them for innocuos stuff.andrewjohnsmith wrote: ↑Sat Mar 15, 2025 7:55 pm And the refs just let so much s**t housery go at this level. So many players go unpunished. Fouls not called for shirt pulling and pulling players over. Yellow cards not given for blatant late boots or knees going in. I admit that we get away with some stuff too. But because we're less physical and more of a footballing side, the bulk of the decisions go against us.
On a similar note our first goal was certainly offside. The QPR defender had to put a boot in because Bogle was behind him (offside but deemed not to be interfering with play)
All that stuff really makes it impossible for us to impose our game onto the opposition.
Victor_Notts-17 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2026 7:03 pm Did you post them because there's something wrong with your brain