Originally posted by KasraKhan
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Toothless against the worst team in the EPL, who also has the worst GD. Just embarrassing -
They need to play saman as attacking midfielder and give him freedom to dribble and take on defenders. As wingback or fullback he is forced to play more conservatively since he’s last line of defense and it limits how much of his abilities he can put on display.Comment
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Unfortunate that this match and the Arsenal ones Saman sleeping for a second or two was the difference maker.
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they lose again 0-1
saman was meh ok overall
i suppose played about as well as coulda been expected in an unsuitable position with buncha scrubs as supporting cast ..?
the offensive front 3 did fkall and were completely useless the few times half chances presented to them
by enlarge it was mostly a spirited performance from the home team (probably new manager bounce?) in utter shitt playing conditions ... sorta of a vintage choppy british football game..!!
towards the end sammy was afforded a bit more ventures into the attacking half but he looked too hesitant to take on his immediate marker to make something happen and kept making back passes which was annoying to witness..!:/
Brentford could well be heading towards relegation zone if they dont get some key players back from injury or dab into winter transfer window for some attacking upgrades..!?
another 90+ min of league action for our boy ... which was the biggest positive from today's match i suppose..!!?
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That was Sheffields second win in entire season lolComment
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I thought he had a pretty average to solid game... Besides him, Pinnock and the substitute Damsgaard, Brentford were pure shiteComment
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"This is a totalitarian system whose presence people feel in their blood and in their flesh on a daily basis. And it’s one that does not grant freedoms of any kind, or accommodate people’s demands in any way. What is increasingly clear is that there is clear demand for change in the regime. What the people want is regime change, and no return to the past. There is a very real possibility of regime change." - Nasrin SotoudehComment
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^ hum... 100 appearances..? that actually sounds impressively high number..!
sadly probably 90 or more of those are for less than 10min or so minutes.... :?
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He played a lot when they were a championship side. Either way, he is playing a lot now, which is most important.Originally posted by BacheLot View Post^ hum... 100 appearances..? that actually sounds impressively high number..!
sadly probably 90 or more of those are for less than 10min or so minutes.... :?"This is a totalitarian system whose presence people feel in their blood and in their flesh on a daily basis. And it’s one that does not grant freedoms of any kind, or accommodate people’s demands in any way. What is increasingly clear is that there is clear demand for change in the regime. What the people want is regime change, and no return to the past. There is a very real possibility of regime change." - Nasrin SotoudehComment
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Wow from that interview he just comes off as such a likeable guy. I remember his interview for Gol Bezan, just a super honest and nice persona. I love that he joked about how he wasnt at all doing much football training in the summer.
Hoping he continues to get starts and gets trusted in more advanced positions, I think he's more of a weapon up there than some of the other Brentford forwards now that MBuemo and Toney are outComment
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Genuinely very happy to see where he is at this season. It really is an amazing turnaround compared to when he got released by the club.
And he has built on his game and unlocked new qualities.Comment
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yea ... that was the most alarming comment to me too..!! 😬Originally posted by TM4LIFE View Post
it sounds like (as most of us here suspected ) he was essentially in retirement mode....??
after getting dumped by brentford and the rejection from the Malmo coach...! and seemingly had no other footballing plans in works before the phone call from Frank ...!! 
for someone with his inherent footballing quality and so little miles on his legs and a somewhat respectable footballing CV, and relative to most TM players rather Confident Mentality, How could he possibly have had such little career ambition..??
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I don't believe it. Looking at his form, I think he was just joking / being sarcastic. Maybe it's like Swedish dry humor or something?Originally posted by BacheLot View Postyea ... that was the most alarming comment to me too..!! 😬
it sounds like (as most of us here suspected ) he was essentially in retirement mode....?? after getting dumped by brentford and the rejection from the Malmo coach...! and seemingly had no other footballing plans in works before the phone call from Frank ...!!
for someone with his inherent footballing quality and so little miles on his legs and a somewhat respectable footballing CV, and relative to most TM players rather Confident Mentality, How could he possibly have had such little career ambition..??Comment
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