Uncle Si
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Good gracious Gate...there's no talking to you. I mean I get you're relieved about the win, but come on.
Ozil is supposed to dominate games, not pop up here and there. He's been struggling. And while you think he made two contributions over 90 minutes the consensus is he's been a non factor. that consensus is coming from all over.. in excuses like "hes tired" to "hes trouble adapting"... either way, he's 42 million spent and isnt impacting the game. Hes a world class player. he's young. and he's struggling.
Your perception on confidence of pro athletes is a bit naive. But you're welcome to it. The FA cup just wasn't a priority for Liverpool. They obviously played to win and will be disappointed they didnt. But playing well and vying for the top of the table is the goal. For Arsenal, the were hugging and jumping for joy, and did a victory lap for the fans (a victory lap for a round of 16 game?). only one team has confidence issues at the moment i'd say. Arsenal were humiliated at Anfield, less than impressive against United... and obviously played an underdog role against Liverpool yesterday. How the mighty are falling?
Top 4 was always the goal. Yesterday was a perfect result in that. took Arsenal to task at the Emirates. inexplicably poor finishing from the top players cost them. Sturridge and Suarez dont lack confidence, nor will one match of shooting right at the keeper shake them in the slightest.
Ozil is supposed to dominate games, not pop up here and there. He's been struggling. And while you think he made two contributions over 90 minutes the consensus is he's been a non factor. that consensus is coming from all over.. in excuses like "hes tired" to "hes trouble adapting"... either way, he's 42 million spent and isnt impacting the game. Hes a world class player. he's young. and he's struggling.
Your perception on confidence of pro athletes is a bit naive. But you're welcome to it. The FA cup just wasn't a priority for Liverpool. They obviously played to win and will be disappointed they didnt. But playing well and vying for the top of the table is the goal. For Arsenal, the were hugging and jumping for joy, and did a victory lap for the fans (a victory lap for a round of 16 game?). only one team has confidence issues at the moment i'd say. Arsenal were humiliated at Anfield, less than impressive against United... and obviously played an underdog role against Liverpool yesterday. How the mighty are falling?
Top 4 was always the goal. Yesterday was a perfect result in that. took Arsenal to task at the Emirates. inexplicably poor finishing from the top players cost them. Sturridge and Suarez dont lack confidence, nor will one match of shooting right at the keeper shake them in the slightest.