@SebC__ Its hard to quantify the system caicedo plays in too. Put onana in brighton (with every pass option available) and caicedo in everton for a season and see how their values change.
@gunnerpunner Not a fan of there being subjectivity in the game but there should be a “lesser” punishment. Like an indirect free kick if its not a clear goalscoring chance.
@Stillmanator Agree. Wish we made more of some moments. The last minutes of Bournemouth felt like the “we are going to win this” moment and it’s been held up as a reason we didn’t!
@adamvoge@Jonny_Singer Agree. The solution people want is to not play our best player now so we can maybe play him more when he’s 30? I read that list and main thing is to make sure we don’t over burden him on his decline (and be ready for that early).
@FootballLaw@GNev2@Buzz16 Scary level of incompetence. "why change the rules on ownership".. essentially the answer they both fall on is because rich people want us to.
@clivepafc Yeah agree there’s something to lose. Just feel him and odegaard sometimes occupy similar spaces and getting Saka wide and kicked to death feels “easier” for the opposition.
@adamvoge I know this isn’t 100% a business decision but there’s (almost) no scenario he returns as a rotation option and has anywhere near the same value at the end of next season as he does now.
@OliverKay@Zonal_Marking@Walid_4 From a fan pov I honestly think the frustrating element isn’t the missing seconds. It’s the opposition team breaking the flow of the game. Which would probably still happen with a stop clock.
@Stillmanator Handbrake pod had a really good comparison between solskjaer and arteta. @Zonal_Marking excellently pointed out that artetas relationship with arsenal always *seemed* to be about correcting the wrongs at the club that annoyed him as captain. OGS was about preserving the past…