nwgull
Well-known member
I'm not defending the defence. I'm pointing out that at 0-0 we had a great chance to take a hold of this game and at 1-0, 2-0 up the game is completely different. We have momentum, our defence have a bit more confidence because a goal conceded doesn't put us behind, Leicester start to doubt and second guess and aren't as testing.
Both ends need to improve, but I believe an improvement to the forward line is more likely to have a positive effect on our defence than an improvement to our defensive line is to have a positive effect on our attack.
Could you make that same argument about Leicester’s first goal? If that doesn’t slip through Ryan’s arms, do our confidence levels not drop and vice-versa for Leicester.