Yeah, I wouldn’t take too much away from the possession stats from this one. Chicago never threatenedWe only had 43% possession at home against a shit team?
Yeah, I wouldn’t take too much away from the possession stats from this one. Chicago never threatenedWe only had 43% possession at home against a shit team?
He has been extremely good on the ball. Very seldom loses control and makes good decisions and passes. He’s finally been a threat in the air and that shot in the second half was a fantastic strike. Very unlucky not to have scored there. IMHO he’s low-key been our most consistent performer all year and his few absences have underscored his value. I was very lukewarm on him before this year but he has really stepped up.To the eye. Parks has looked really good. I keep saying that cause I’ve been tough on him in the past. Don’t know what the stats say but his game seems to have elevated quite a bit this year. Kudos to Keaton.
I often have issues with our subs and the timing of them, but I generally liked them last night. Jasson is the perfect game killer and demonstrated that, playing to space, drawing fouls, running the clock etc. I would bring him late in every close game. It looked like Andrade was gassed (and seemed to have tweaked something earlier) and Parks may have had an issue (I believe he went to the locker room), so those made sense. As for Heber, he looked better last game, but I suspect he's still not at 100 per, so I would prefer not getting him his minutes up in a close game. And I don't think you worry too much about rotation and resting players, especially in close important games - play the game in front of you and don't worry about the next.I'm still confused about Ronny's use of subs. We have a match on Saturday yet we only used 3 subs last night. Heber will play 15 minutes one match, then not play at all the next. I don't know enough about returning from an ACL injury but he seems to be healthy, why isn't the club increasing his minutes?
Was also hoping to see Heber get some minutes, hoping he can be in form for the playoffs.I'm still confused about Ronny's use of subs. We have a match on Saturday yet we only used 3 subs last night. Heber will play 15 minutes one match, then not play at all the next. I don't know enough about returning from an ACL injury but he seems to be healthy, why isn't the club increasing his minutes?
Parks did go to the locker room. Per Ronny, both Parks and Thiago were dealing with cramps and neither should be considered serious.I often have issues with our subs and the timing of them, but I generally liked them last night. Jasson is the perfect game killer and demonstrated that, playing to space, drawing fouls, running the clock etc. I would bring him late in every close game. It looked like Andrade was gassed (and seemed to have tweaked something earlier) and Parks may have had an issue (I believe he went to the locker room), so those made sense. As for Heber, he looked better last game, but I suspect he's still not at 100 per, so I would prefer not getting him his minutes up in a close game. And I don't think you worry too much about rotation and resting players, especially in close important games - play the game in front of you and don't worry about the next.
By the way, I watched Alfredo tonight and he had quite a lot of great heading interceptions, and generally played well.
To the naked eye, I can see offside. But that's because of the camera angle. I'd ask https://twitter.com/OffsideModeling
Probably offsides. Definitely wouldn't change the call after it was made.
from that angle, Maxi is offsides.I think offisde as well. And credit to VAR for not doing the line stuff, because it's NOT clear and obvious at all. Therefore, regardless of if he's onside or not, the call on the field should and did stand.