they don’tQuote:
Originally Posted by portu
would you if you were them with the keeper you have
whats the point in trying
they don’tQuote:
Originally Posted by portu
would you if you were them with the keeper you have
whats the point in trying
Gimme more shots of the meathead from New Jersey!
Q just got back from injury, but he has to start next game.
Keep doing the same Bob Bradley maybe another 25 million can pave over the reason LAFC canned you and they are now supporter shield challengers
Pull okello and akinola asap bring jimenez and achara
You called itQuote:
Originally Posted by Amir.
Can you please also ask Bradley to not play Bono next game? He seems to listen to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Amir.
How the hell is Okello so invisible out there? Is he purposely trying to avoid the ball or something?
Welp, I had to jet and can’t watch the second half. Guess that was a good choice.
Once the season is down the drain? Sure I guess. Q should have started the second he was available, i.e. last game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oldtimer
Pretty poor.Quote:
Originally Posted by portu
I can't defend his choices.
I think he's an arrogant manager. We're tactically poor over and over, we don't seem as motivated as the teams we're playing.
Yes individual mistakes are a big part of this but it's not like he's adjusted by bringing in a line leader. And perhaps the reason we keep having defenders isolated one on one is that we have no true anchor to break up transitions.
He keeps playing Bono even as Gavran is impressing at TFC2; he ships out Shaff, one of our brightest prospects, and he promptly scored two in his first three games; he keeps playing Kosi Thompson over older and more experienced options to.... what, prove his player dev credentials.
I just don't think he's the guy. I think if we gave this lineup to Wilfried Nancy or Jim Curtin, we'd be in a playoff spot now.
Montreal have noticed when insigne or berna have the ball they only need to cover the other Italian and they'll be fine
lol O'niell
I agree. Especially because a less arrogant manager wouldn't have forced out some of our players w/o having adequate replacements lined up.Quote:
Originally Posted by jloome
This is pathetic. They've completely given up. Everything is too selfish and slow.
Season over.
Where's the yellow?
Remember that Poz guy that has re-energized Miami with 2G and 4A in 8 appearances? BB had no use for him either and gave him away for nothing while shipping Priso an 1million GAM for KayeQuote:
Originally Posted by Auzzy
I think this is a big part of it, for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by jloome
The idea of not trying 3 at the back at this stage seems inexcusable to me. Would solve some of these problems
Jesus H, they have Mason Toye as a sub.
And before someone says, Pozuelo wanted to leave: maybe if BB had gotten over himself and found a better way to fit Pozuelo into the formation, he would have been happy to end the season here.Quote:
Originally Posted by SirBobSaget
All he had to do was switch to a false nine with two outside forwards ala Nottingham Forest. Then we'd have had Poz serving up Insigne and Bernie. Not complicated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Auzzy
This just might be Bono's worst game in a TFC jersey, and there have been many.
Kaye has been such a flop.
Nelson has been better than MAK tonight.
He's played like what? 150 minutes or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Inklink
MAK is a complete disaster. Besides Bono and Bob Bradley losing Osorio is what sent things sideways
Sub Insigne you idiot Bradley, he is either legit injured or just wants off. Let him off
We had five guys surrounding the ball there and they still retained possession without being challenged.
Let's face it: if he doesn't resolve the goalkeeper and defence situation in the offseason AND start next
year on a first-place tear, Bob's gonzo Alonzo.
The best thing about tonight's match was that all those fairweather, band wagon so called fans that show up 15 minutes into the game and leave at the 80th minute, regardless of the score, missed the only good part of the game.
Bob should have dropped Bono after the Miami game. Keeping him in after the Galaxy game is flat out inexcusable. If a player has proven to you they are not good enough and you keep playing them, it's not on them any more when they make mistakes. It's on you.
IMO no one is more responsible for tanking our slim playoff hopes than Bob. Not impressed.