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Yes, I agree and although it was so frustrating seemingly doing such a poor job of making the extra man count for fifty of the fifty five minutes when it was eleven against ten, I did mention that from around the eighty fifth minute on, Brighton suddenly began to look tired and desperate. Once that happened, then I'd say we did a good job of exploiting the difference in our opponents and, although I won't say it felt like it at the time, in reality yesterday was one of those rare occasions when our opponents were never going to respond to going a goal behind in the 90th minute - Brighton had "gone" by then.
Once again a cracking write up , I thought the game was poor as was the last one , there are average teams in this league, thank god , we could so easily have more points if we had a striker, as the games against Newcastle, Huddersfield, Burnely should have been won ,and perhaps draws against Gunners and Leicester,that's 9 points ??
Rosenior's comments were an absolute embarrassment. He's still employed by Brighton though and is probably his mate, so we shouldn't be too surprised. Dermot Gallagher says it was a nailed on red and he still argues with him. Blaming it on Cunningham is incredible.
Also, I'm not too sure Bamba's goal gets ruled out for offside with VAR. None of the Brighton's players appeal for it and the TV commentators don't mention anything about it on the replays. Unless they're looking for any infringement in any goal, I think it stands. Still, who cares?
"The pressure City suffered from while they were facing the Man Citys, Chelseas and Liverpools"
As there's only one man City, one Chelsea and one Liverpool, wouldn't this sentence make more sense if it was written "The pressure City suffered from while they were facing Man City, Chelsea and Liverpool"
Unfortunately, you're spot on. Alex Scott, Jamie Redknapp etc, he had a shot there and it's gone in. Well thanks both, I have eyes. Please tell me something I don't know. I'm not saying he'sperfect or he's the messiah but listening to someone like Coleman talk about Euro 2016, when he explains some of the moves and the tactics they employed, that's what I want to listen to! Some sort of insight.
To be fair Rosenior isn't bad and offers some good insight on the championship live games I've seen this season.
It's always hard when your mates are involved I suppose.
Gary Neville is almost revered as a pundit these days but listen to some of the shite he comes out with discussing Man United!
I used to think players had to play the game to be good pundits and though this can be an advantage pundits like Graham Hunter are absolutely brilliant and give a far greater insight than some of the shite like Chris Sutton, Lawrenson, Keown, Owen etc floating about.
Terry Gibson is a superb pundit for La Liga.
Hunter and Gibson are superb, completely agree and I think Rosenior has been pretty good probably why it annoyed me so much. There are too many shock jocks at the moment, Sutton is the worst though. Just offers outlandish statements, while why Crooks is still around I don't know. He's been a joke for as long as I can remember. I suppose they often get great players to be pundits, like Henry and I think sometimes they don't really understand why they're so good, they just are. Keegan told an anecdote about Ginola, asking him to explain his skills to the younger players. At full pace, Ginola just did it and glided past people but when he had to slow it down he couldn't do it because the movement came so naturally to him he didn't need to think about it.
Re Neville on Man United, there isn't this culture etc that's special at Man United either, they just had Ferguson. It made no sense to sack him because he was the best. He was there so long, that everyone else had moved on but so had they, it was just the right decision to stick with Ferguson. I don't understand how he can't see that. Manchester United have an official noodle partner for God's sake!
I saw the name Rosenior applied to those comments about the Stephens sending off and automatically assumed it was his old man talking because I agree that Liam is a good pundit who I enjoy watching when he's talking about the Championship. I've still not seen what he had to say, so I suppose I shouldn't say too much about them, but, if what has been put on here is accurate then they are completely ludicrous.