Ayozé Pérez (now playing for Villarreal)

[ToonArmy1892]

MOTM. And yet there were still thick c***s having a go at him for their second goal, and when he was on the deck with a bleeding nose. FFS.

 

I was having a go at him for their second like, it was poor losing it there, he had a canny game though.

 

More angry at our defenders backing off their player who had the initial shot rather than Perez tbh.

 

Well yea, was poor allround, could also say Dub shouldn't have parried it like that, but that would be very harsh.

 

Just a total gut punch.

[2Ameobis]

Just got in from the game. From where I was siting it looked like he should have taken it in the corner before the break for the goal but lost possession. Did I see it right?

Yes and no from me. People were screaming and shouting about game management and taking it in the corner as i was leaving the ground but he had a chance to score or play someone in and win us the game and there's no better way to waste time and win the game than actually scoring a goal.

Personally thought that in the context of the game both teams were going all out to win it late on and i can't fault him for it. He could have took it the corner and lost possession anyway,

 

Aye, one of them was probably me and sorry mate but I disagree. Wolves had nowt all game except on the break and the chances they had all came from that kind of scenario. One's each in the 94th minute down to 10 men and I'd put my house on it that Shearer would have taken it to the corner.

[ujpest doza]

Just got in from the game. From where I was siting it looked like he should have taken it in the corner before the break for the goal but lost possession. Did I see it right?

Yes and no from me. People were screaming and shouting about game management and taking it in the corner as i was leaving the ground but he had a chance to score or play someone in and win us the game and there's no better way to waste time and win the game than actually scoring a goal.

Personally thought that in the context of the game both teams were going all out to win it late on and i can't fault him for it. He could have took it the corner and lost possession anyway,

 

Aye, one of them was probably me and sorry mate but I disagree. Wolves had nowt all game except on the break and the chances they had all came from that kind of scenario. One's each in the 94th minute down to 10 men and I'd put my house on it that Shearer would have taken it to the corner.

He probably would, but he also would most likely have kept it there and not lost possession whereas when we do that now we always seem to lose possession anyway going back a couple of seasons. Leeds in the championhip springs to mind where we did that and then lost it and they went and scored.

 

[ToonArmy1892]

Was hoping he was going to win one of his clever/shithousery free kicks.

 

Hard to be too critical of him today though

[Happinesstan]

Jota walks the ball the length of the pitch unchallenged and it's this lads fault? Some people just love to hate.

[Guest ElCid]

Jota walks the ball the length of the pitch unchallenged and it's this lads fault? Some people just love to hate.

 

Partially yes but certainly not the main reason. At the end of the day the referee cost us that game.

[ujpest doza]

Jota walks the ball the length of the pitch unchallenged and it's this lads fault? Some people just love to hate.

Exactly.

Someone should have stopped the run and someone (Kenedy) should have tracked the goalscorer.

 

 

[Happinesstan]

Jota walks the ball the length of the pitch unchallenged and it's this lads fault? Some people just love to hate.

Exactly.

Someone should have stopped the run and someone (Kenedy) should have tracked the goalscorer.

 

On the evidence of the match somebody just had to say BOO! and he would have given it away. They did fuck all.

[Andy]

Just got in from the game. From where I was siting it looked like he should have taken it in the corner before the break for the goal but lost possession. Did I see it right?

 

Absolutely no way you can blame your second striker for losing the ball in the attacking third for a goal like that. Aye maybe he should've took it to the corner, but our midfield and defence were absolutely catastrophic in how they dealt with the counter attack, there's absolutely no way their player should've ran as far as he did unchallenged, it was absolutely atrocious. Kenedy's tracking back was lazy as fuck too, something I haven't seen mentioned - for a player that had just came on the pitch the lack of effort he made to get back to help Ritchie when we were clearly stretched was appalling.

[Happinesstan]

I missed Kenedy, like. I was too busy watching Moses part the red fucking sea.

[xLiaaamx]

Im surprised he stayed on after the elbow, was bleeding heavily - had to keep a tissue in his hand to wipe up the blood before Dean could march him back off, and had already ran his heart out. Thought that was the time to bring Muto on for him to be honest.

[Lush Vlad]

Got a lot more time for him after today. Played his heart out, looked genuinely gutted and spoke passionately after the game. Shocking that Dean didn’t even stop for the head injury and nearly let Wolves score.

[AsprillasShinPad]

Fair play to him for the passion he's shown. Can't fault his attitude and never had.

 

I hope he gets the rest of him game together - he's got the ability, but just has no footballing brain.  If Rafa and his team can teach him how to play for the team, he could do a job for us, and I hope he does.

 

The lego haired forin melt.

[Happinesstan]

Fair play to him for the passion he's shown. Can't fault his attitude and never had.

 

I hope he gets the rest of him game together - he's got the ability, but just has no footballing brain.  If Rafa and his team can teach him how to play for the team, he could do a job for us, and I hope he does.

 

The lego haired forin melt.

 

I still think he's best as a forward. In the box, with little time to think.

[DJ_NUFC]

Fair play to him for the passion he's shown. Can't fault his attitude and never had.

 

I hope he gets the rest of him game together - he's got the ability, but just has no footballing brain.  If Rafa and his team can teach him how to play for the team, he could do a job for us, and I hope he does.

 

The lego haired forin melt.

 

This is high praise coming from you, and I agree. He's looked off the boil this year but when he plays instinctively, and to his strengths, he contributes a lot to the team. And unlike the wankers who've pulled on this shirt in the past, this lad runs his heart into the ground almost every game. For effort, you can't fault him.

[Papavasiliou]

Fair play to him for the passion he's shown. Can't fault his attitude and never had.

 

I hope he gets the rest of him game together - he's got the ability, but just has no footballing brain.  If Rafa and his team can teach him how to play for the team, he could do a job for us, and I hope he does.

 

The lego haired forin melt.

 

I still think he's best as a forward. In the box, with little time to think.

 

True

 

As wanky and predictable as it sounds, his partnership with Mitro looksed great when they were both on together as more of a front 2 than what we usually use.

[AsprillasShinPad]

Fair play to him for the passion he's shown. Can't fault his attitude and never had.

 

I hope he gets the rest of him game together - he's got the ability, but just has no footballing brain.  If Rafa and his team can teach him how to play for the team, he could do a job for us, and I hope he does.

 

The lego haired forin melt.

 

This is high praise coming from you, and I agree. He's looked off the boil this year but when he plays instinctively, and to his strengths, he contributes a lot to the team. And unlike the w*****s who've pulled on this shirt in the past, this lad runs his heart into the ground almost every game. For effort, you can't fault him.

 

People are realising that when I say something is good, it better be pretty damn good.

 

He does have some instinct on the ball if it comes to him unexpectedly, but if he wants to play as a 9, he really needs to learn where to stand.  If he wants to play as a 10 he needs to learn how to get into the pocket and how to link up with a 9.  At the minute he instinctively plays into blind alleys and then ends up resorting to chucking himself on the floor, which doesn't work at NUFC.  He needs to realise that referees give us fuck all and if we want to get goals, we need to get them in spite of the ref.  He drifts out of games far too easily and too often goes wide when we are screaming out for someone to give a central outlet for the midfield/defence, hence Shelvey's over-reliance on 70 yard Holywood passes.

[nemtizz]

Robbed of a class finish.

[TRon]

Robbed of a class finish.

 

His last two headed goals were class finishes tbf.

[HaydnNUFC]

Played well second half and played his part. Robbed of a lush finish as said before. Pleased for him.

[DJ_NUFC]

Played brilliant today, especially second half.

[Guest firetotheworks]

Absolutely jipped yet again. MOTM again as well for me. Definitely between him, Schär, Manquillo (!), and possibly Atsu.

[nemtizz]

Robbed of a class finish.

 

His last two headed goals were class finishes tbf.

 

90% of his goals for us have been. Some might even say a little too casual.

[HaydnNUFC]

Absolutely jipped yet again. MOTM again as well for me. Definitely between him, Schär, Manquillo (!), and possibly Atsu.

 

Agreed, but Schär for me. Only player who played well for the full 90.

[DJ_NUFC]

Fair play to him for the passion he's shown. Can't fault his attitude and never had.

 

I hope he gets the rest of him game together - he's got the ability, but just has no footballing brain.  If Rafa and his team can teach him how to play for the team, he could do a job for us, and I hope he does.

 

The lego haired forin melt.

 

This is high praise coming from you, and I agree. He's looked off the boil this year but when he plays instinctively, and to his strengths, he contributes a lot to the team. And unlike the w*****s who've pulled on this shirt in the past, this lad runs his heart into the ground almost every game. For effort, you can't fault him.

 

People are realising that when I say something is good, it better be pretty damn good.

 

He does have some instinct on the ball if it comes to him unexpectedly, but if he wants to play as a 9, he really needs to learn where to stand.  If he wants to play as a 10 he needs to learn how to get into the pocket and how to link up with a 9.  At the minute he instinctively plays into blind alleys and then ends up resorting to chucking himself on the floor, which doesn't work at NUFC.  He needs to realise that referees give us f*** all and if we want to get goals, we need to get them in spite of the ref.  He drifts out of games far too easily and too often goes wide when we are screaming out for someone to give a central outlet for the midfield/defence, hence Shelvey's over-reliance on 70 yard Holywood passes.

 

In regards to the refs, after today I’m convinced the refs have it out against us, and they especially hate this lad After the disallowed goal which should’ve stood, they called 2 fouls that never were from Perez. Ridiculous shit.