As above, we're not the OGs with this one.
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It's good that Hurzeler has been reading NSC and taking our advice to leave player(s) on the half way line at corners - let's hope he reads this too and drums the message into Verbruggen!
Bart Only caught one cross , and Arsenal still won most of the headers ,
Except in our case Barts distribution is so slow and indecisive, every single Arsenal player had walked back to his own half before he rolled it out to JPVH.
Arsenal are the set-piece specialists apparently. Maybe they did win most of the headers but they didn’t seem to trouble us. All a Brighton player has to do is win one challenge and punt the ball up field and there’s a serious 3 on 3 break away threat. Imagine this against lesser opponents.
And this was the right answer it seems!Well now we know(ish). It was discussed on here after the Arse Brentford game where every player from both sides was in the Brentford box.
Don't understand why we didn't do the same for those free kicks from just outside the penalty box
Good call @Bodian
It's good that Hurzeler has been reading NSC and taking our advice to leave player(s) on the half way line at corners - let's hope he reads this too and drums the message into Verbruggen!
That low cross rice hit through the gap of defenders holding a high line ws the perfect chaos ball. Defnders and forwards all running towards goal and only needs one touch from anyone to be potentially lethal..never understood why it isn't tried more often
I was waiting for your wit and repartee.It's good that Hurzeler has been reading NSC and taking our advice to leave player(s) on the half way line at corners - let's hope he reads this too and drums the message into Verbruggen!
Mate you need GT49 or whatever to make a comment to validate your comments.
It would be hilarious . . .he'd very quickly learn what not to doCan you imagine if Hurzeler came to NSC for advice
It would be hilarious . . .he'd very quickly learn what not to do
actually, isn't Han Solo (AKA Swansman) the official NSC 'organ' of the coaching team?
He was utter tosh yesterday, but his delivery from set pieces is excellent. The one where he just passed the ball into the space between the defence and keeper was outstanding.
There was one instance, think it went to Gruda or Minteh - whoever was on the right at the time - but the counterattack was snuffed out fairly quickly.Knowing that we are 3 on 3 on the half way line, I was disappointed that nobody managed a hoof upfield on any of their corners. If ever there was a time and a place to 'go all Wimbledon'
He'd finally know if our games were POTG or notCan you imagine if Hurzeler came to NSC for advice
