Southampton defending is borderline criminal. What the fuck they do in training?
Ward prowse to score a free kick. Bet on it
Ward prowse to score a free kick. Bet on it
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Brighton are asking for a second goal from SH. Just sitting deep here.
Hassenhutl looks like a hot mess. Idk if I want that nervous energy always around. He always looks like he is about to break down and cry
They’ve been playing well. Should have at least 2 wins
Good and needed result for Brighton. It would be a shame if they were to go down but I wouldn't mind poaching Bissouma is they do.
Wow have Saints utterly collapsed this season. I know it was very early on, but they were flying there for a while. They are currently 14th with 33 points, just 7 points clear of the relegation zone.
Wow have Saints utterly collapsed this season. I know it was very early on, but they were flying there for a while. They are currently 14th with 33 points, just 7 points clear of the relegation zone.
Personally, I think he is better than Dier. Is that saying much?
I think they are the two most interesting coaches in the PL. I don’t mean two best (obviously Guardiola and Klopp are), just the two coaches whose methods are most intriguing to me.
Potter is undoubtedly less one dimensional, more adaptable, and holistically probably the more complete coach, the lower risk option of the two, probably the more likely to succeed, but I can’t help but love Hasenhuttl’s ultra high risk, fairly uncompromising approach.
I don’t think I have ever seen a boring Southampton game. And I accept part of that are the risks/flaws in Hasenhuttl’s approach, (some of those flaws aren’t his doing) and maybe if he was our coach it would drive me nuts. But for the neutral in me, his approach makes the games he’s involved in, some of the few I actually enjoy watching in the PL.
Hasenhuttl just strikes me as incredibly naive. How many times have they pissed away early leads by continuing to play very high defensive lines and not being more pragmatic? This article is about a month old at this point...
Ranking the five PL sides to drop most points from winning positions
Losing leads ranks amongst the biggest sources of frustration for any Premier League manager, watching their side take charge of a contest before surrendering the points.
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But they had by far the most points dropped from a winning position.
There's having a philosophy and there's being foolish.
Sheffield Utd pink kit really is horrible . They look like a bunch of sunburnt brits .
Hasenhuttl just strikes me as incredibly naive. How many times have they pissed away early leads by continuing to play very high defensive lines and not being more pragmatic? This article is about a month old at this point...
Ranking the five PL sides to drop most points from winning positions
Losing leads ranks amongst the biggest sources of frustration for any Premier League manager, watching their side take charge of a contest before surrendering the points.
But they had by far the most points dropped from a winning position.
There's having a philosophy and there's being foolish.
As I said, I accept his very high risk and somewhat one dimensional approach comes with inherent risks and flaws and for me as a neutral that’s part of the attraction.
Interestingly, Pochettino had the worst record for surrendering points from leads in the PL as Southampton manager and in his first season with us (I think).
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Manchester United or West Ham United? or Draw?
Man U all day long.
Man United certainly.
