perhaps because including corners milner probably had 20 opportunities to put a decent cross in today and failed to do it once???
or perhaps our manager is s*** and cant see that with that kind of crossing style of play we have no chance when we are playing the likes of Martins and Dyer upfront
Its up to the manager to tell the players how to play
In the 2nd half we were still playing the same style of play and its Roeder fault for that
you're right, roeder clearly told milner to never beat the first man with a cross, and put crap corners in. FFS!!!
Perhaps not, but he's got a point that playing wide and relying on crosses does us no good with Dyer and Martins up front. They don't have the height to get on the end, even when they actually get a decent cross in to begin with. If we're going to put together an effective attack with those two, we need to build up our passing game and work on springing them forward through the middle.
If crosses are useless, than taking off Milner was the right thing to do anyway. Milner's shit.