Don't think so, it's just what he does (see also his Forest debut, as I seem to recall).
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95th-minute penalty for Bournemouth against United. 2-2 currently and VAR check in progress.
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Changed to direct free-kick on the very edge of the area. Hits the wall and out for a corner.
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27% possession, won 4-0.
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Possession is about the most meaningless stat.
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Clearly, though often used as a stick with which to beat Cooper, and Dougie Freedman many years ago.
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Not by me. Our 30% ish possession against Fulham was obviously a better performance than our 60% against Palace.
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I fixed that for you. If you're consistently surrendering possession and consistently losing, then it has some value.
I can only imagine what Clough would have said about the idea that you can be a good team when you're not dominating possession, or worse, willingly surrendering it.
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I believe, at home at least, he called it sacrilege.
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Every manager we've had since Warburton has primarily based their game on sitting deep and breaking quickly. To varying degrees of success, admittedly. If we have a club style of play, it's that.
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I recall we didn’t have much of the ball in our second European Cup win (in the days when it WAS the biggest club competition in the world, obviously)
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Bad week for Klopp's farewell tour.
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Can it go on forever please?
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What a shame.
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Sure. But the point stands that the longer the opposition has the ball the more opportunity they will have to score, and vice versa.
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19 year old comes on for Fulham to make his Premier League debut. 4 minutes later he clashes heads with someone and ends up being taken off the pitch in an ambulance. Poor lad.
