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Elliot is great player imo. Liverpool fans I know reckon he isn’t in favour under Slot because he doesn’t move around the pitch well enough. Great on the ball tho and offers the creativity we sometimes lack when teams sit in
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The club certainly needs to improve in terms of moving players on. Howe has proven himself excellent at getting the best out of players, so there’s really no excuse for not addressing this. Murphy, while he's been outstanding this season, should ideally be sold this summer while his value is high. Imagine all promoted clubs would be keen on him.
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I feel for Howe, as he’s been put in a tough position by the transfer window restrictions. However, I still can’t quite understand why he was willing to spend such a large portion of the budget on just one player (70m on Guehi). Surely he was aware that several players need to leave this summer, and many of them aren’t likely to bring in much money. Is it fair to say that Howe might be too loyal to certain players in the squad? Perhaps he needs to adopt a more ruthless approach when it comes to squad recruitment.
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Newcastle United 1-2 Brighton & Hove Albion - 02/03/2025
JoeyBartoon replied to 54's topic in Football
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Newcastle United 1-2 Brighton & Hove Albion - 02/03/2025
JoeyBartoon replied to 54's topic in Football
Absolute school boy stuff from Tino for their winner. Letting the ball bounce and allowing them to have possession is just so poor. -
Thought Hall was the only positive. I still don’t know how you go up against Liverpool, they just look like they can change styles or up gears at any time. They really just strolled the whole game. I don’t think we keep the ball well enough and we look like we could concede goals every time teams counter us. I kinda expected this tonight but tbh I’ll be gutted if I see something similar in the final.
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Got to wonder what’s been said at half time! We are not good enough to keep the ball, some of the decision making from the back 4 at times was woeful, especially burn
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Mentality shown 2nd half is horrendous
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I run my own sports coaching business and have been coaching football sessions for children aged 4 to 8 for the past 15 years. Based on my experience,I’ve found that 3v3 and 4v4 formats are far more beneficial for development. These smaller-sided games allow every child to have more touches on the ball, better opportunities to find space, and more time to experiment with different skills. For instance, in 3v3 games, I’m able to create triangles that encourage effective positioning and support. On the other hand, I find 7v7 to be more challenging when it comes to player development, as the ball often becomes a magnet for the kids, limiting their involvement and slowing their growth.
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Pitiful effort and a throwback to a performance usually seen from a Newcastle team who were just happy to stay up. Unacceptable really