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Diarra lately


Raven5 said:
Sorry mate, but that's BS. You don't need to turn your head "suddenly", you just need to hear your team mate's shout and check by slightly turning your eyes, Talbi was right there and Diarra's body was turned to the right so he should have seen who's coming (a human can see way behind him having his head turned to a side).
I don't believe for a second that he didn't see and hear Talbi from that position.
Not the first time he doesn't pass to the obvious free man either.
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There’s no guarantee that Talbi shouts though.

Also Talbi wouldn’t be shouting whilst Diarra is running through, he’s consistently behind him until the point Diarra slows down for the shot.

He’s not going to sprint forward through on goal - one on one from 40 yards - and just slow down to pass it to someone who may or may not be there.
 
Walmo said:
Lifting the ball over the keeper is not showboating, it's pretty common and a good option in a 1v1. It was a good save from an excellent keeper.
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Don’t agree, the probability of scoring is far higher if it’s hard and low either side of him.
I goalie stands tall til a player commits himself… if he gets to close odds on the goalie will save it, particularly if he gets to chip it… which is what he did.
I think it was showboating when it needed a clinical finish.
Glad the players have confidence to try things but that strikes me as youthful lack of discipline
Onwards and upwards
 
Chewit said:
Don’t agree, the probability of scoring is far higher if it’s hard and low either side of him.
I goalie stands tall til a player commits himself… if he gets to close odds on the goalie will save it, particularly if he gets to chip it… which is what he did.
I think it was showboating when it needed a clinical finish.
Glad the players have confidence to try things but that strikes me as youthful lack of discipline
Onwards and upwards
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The amount of times at the match ive heard, "dink it over him man" after we have missed...
 
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