I’ll tell you what I noticed last night.

[Mickjj]

I noticed the advert on the scoreboard letting us know that Home and Away kits will be available soon 

[OzOwl]

2 hours ago, ANDY said:

 

 

9/10 times when Wolves made a pass it was into space in front of the running player. 

 

9/10 times when we made a pass t was behind or straight at the running player forcing him to check his run 

 

 

#justsaying 

This was happening on an irregular basis last season, it has become the norm this season. 

[FreshOwl]

1 hour ago, oldtawnyowl said:

 

I understand but don't agree.

 

Last night was no where near a record for the number of backwards or square passes, IMO.

 

Even Loovens managed a couple of forward passes.   Now that is a record.

True about loovens  

[trevdi9]

3 hours ago, dumboldowl said:

 

Absolutely spot on, and so, so basic. It was hammered into us at junior school.

 

The receiving player loses his momentum, and it gives the defenders time to regroup.

 

football basics we as a team can't even get that right  

[S36 OWL]

3 hours ago, ANDY said:

 

 

9/10 times when Wolves made a pass it was into space in front of the running player. 

 

9/10 times when we made a pass t was behind or straight at the running player forcing him to check his run 

 

 

#justsaying 

 

That will be the crab formation that Carlos loves to employ. 

 

sideways, sideways , backwards 

[Guest Bulgaria]

4 hours ago, NorthernOwl said:

 

Personally I think we'll never get a lot out of Rhodes unless he's partnered with a big hold up player. A Rhodes and Hooper partnership just isn't that effective.

 

Its sums up Carlos that he replaced Rhodes.... (who historically scores for fun when partnered with a big man)  with a big man.

 

You couldnt make it up.

[Kenners3896]

4 hours ago, Hillsborough Mole said:

What I noticed was us not constantly playing the ball around our defenders, but looking to get it forward.

 

Promising

Did you go to a different game?