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A fair result, both sides had some decent chances. As for Eddie Nketiah, he's like the kid in the playground who is trying so hard to impress and yet, for whatever reason, just doesn't have it. Relax Eddie, we want you to do well, although whilst Mateta is here you'll have limited game time.
Quite clearly OG has improved all the players in his charge. I must say that they appeared at home on the larger Wembley pitch, the front 3 in particular had acres of space to gallop into.
Magnificent result in which everyone contributed, a real team performance! Players who I'd held a question mark to all stepped up to the plate, every player 10/10. Special praise for OG in getting everything spot on!
We need another penalty taker , the likes of midfield generals like Milo and Jedi spring to mind. Aside from that, all's well. A good time to bring on Hughes too.
I suspect OG knows his starting line up - despite the nature of the two heavy defeats he has been resting key players to avoid burn out / injury / suspensions. This well earned draw has come just at the right time for confidence and morale.
Let's clear the table of "was it, wasn't it" discussion regarding Richards' second yellow and assume that he did pull back the Bournemouth player and the second yellow was correct. What then exempted the two Bournemouth players from those same rules that applied to Richards, and for offences...
Firstly, a dreadful advert for Premiership football and its overpaid "stars". Two teams safe in mid-table obscurity live to fight for another season.
Secondly, the ref. Incompetent or just plain bent? Refs who know they have messed up usually try to balance it up and this chump had ample...
Would you say that this was because the ball didn't reach them in areas where they could do their stuff, or when they did get the ball they were clueless, or maybe it was it a matter of them not pressing the Newcastle defence or contributing to the more defensive nature of Glasner's plan?
I agree that the substitution was odd given the nature of that particular game, but it's a leap of faith to suggest there's been some kind of falling out without firm evidence. Disagreements happen all the time in the workplace. One has to get on with it.