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It’s the palace rollercoaster so probably go on a 19 losing run
Glasner OUT!
It’s the palace rollercoaster so probably go on a 19 losing run
Spot on, we have been saying all season that not taking our chances will bite us on the bum.I had a feeling it wasn't going to end well for us after Mateta scuffed his shot wide in the second half.
You can't keep letting the opposition off and expect to win games at this level.
Both goals conceded were cheap, but that's Everton for you. In pure footballing terms they deserved nothing from the game. Lacroix was a little unfortunate, not initially realising he had a player behind him and when he did he pulled his leg away but couldn't avoid contact. And that ref gave us very little all afternoon so a pen it was. And the Munoz clearance was reminiscent of when Lacroixs clearance came off Guehi at Brighton last season.
Only ourselves to blame ultimately. Glasner has consistently complained of the inability to finish opponents off and this was another example.
Fatigue. Recent trip to Poland. Get used to it.We have been very wasteful/unlucky in front of goal in our last two games. Against Liverpool we should have been at least 3 goals up by halftime. Same vs Everton where bad luck with Mitchell skimming the post and Guehi and Mateta having their shots saved in the 1st half. Mateta's two misses allowed Everton to claw their way back into the game. Unusual for Lacroix to mistime a challenge. He did seem to get stuck in the turf mid-slide.
Their second was unfortunate after a great save from Deano. Can't blame Munoz for trying to clear the ball. I did feel that Lerma could have done more in stopping the cross coming over. It all looked a bit half hearted to me.
What you gonna swallow a dictionary and support Brighton 😆I'm still pissed off with it. This must be what it's like to support a good team. Expecting wins. I think I'll do a Willo on it from now on.
Totally disagree with this. Glasner has maintained many times he is unmoved by unbeaten runs. They mean very little. Everyone loses football matches. Everyone. As Wenger once said after the Arsenal invincibles run ended the unbeaten run coming to an end is not important. What is important is how we respond to that run ending. Do we start a new run? Or do we feel sorry for ourselves.In the post match press interview Ollie looked quite relaxed. Referring to the old saying “the monkey is off his back”. I am sure he, his coaches and the team felt great pressure to keep the run going. The break (for most) couldn’t come at a better time. I hope they head of off for a week’s holiday to relax and recover knocks, minor injuries etc ready for the attritional two months to come.