LiverpoolMadman wrote:Hypia is too slow (he's awful in last match)
Lando_Griffin wrote:LiverpoolMadman wrote:Hypia is too slow (he's awful in last match)
You were obviously watching a different match to me then. From what I saw he was about our best player, penalty aside.
Lando_Griffin wrote:LiverpoolMadman wrote:Hypia is too slow (he's awful in last match)
You were obviously watching a different match to me then. From what I saw he was about our best player, penalty aside.
stmichael wrote:The modern dat football boots are a joke. I've never known of so many metatarsal injuries. Ten years ago, nobody could have told you what a metatarsal was.
I wonder if we'll see three at the back now?
Lando_Griffin wrote:I feel I need to point out that we signed Arbeloa as a Centre back, so we're not exactly down to the bare bones just yet.
AB's Red Army wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:LiverpoolMadman wrote:Hypia is too slow (he's awful in last match)
You were obviously watching a different match to me then. From what I saw he was about our best player, penalty aside.
He was one of the better performers, but let's not ignore the facts. He was caught by the Porto player and he was left in dust so fast it was like watching a train wreck.
There is not great of a chance that he will be able to perform very well considering his age and the fact that now he will play 2 games a week or so for the following six weeks.
Sabre wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:LiverpoolMadman wrote:Hypia is too slow (he's awful in last match)
You were obviously watching a different match to me then. From what I saw he was about our best player, penalty aside.
In that play you have to blame the previous work done by Arbeloa and Babel, Hyypia was moved to the left side to make a cover, and they made a 1-2. He could have been faster, but I wouldn't blame him too much.
I agree he was one of the most decent man in the pitch.
AB's Red Army wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:I feel I need to point out that we signed Arbeloa as a Centre back, so we're not exactly down to the bare bones just yet.
He doesn't possess any physical presence, and therefore imo would lose physical battles in the air and on the ground consistently.
He would have to bulk up a bit to play there.
Lando_Griffin wrote:AB's Red Army wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:LiverpoolMadman wrote:Hypia is too slow (he's awful in last match)
You were obviously watching a different match to me then. From what I saw he was about our best player, penalty aside.
He was one of the better performers, but let's not ignore the facts. He was caught by the Porto player and he was left in dust so fast it was like watching a train wreck.
There is not great of a chance that he will be able to perform very well considering his age and the fact that now he will play 2 games a week or so for the following six weeks.
Oh yes, he WAS definitely done for pace, but I feel you need to look at the mistakes others made in the build up to that incident, is all.
The fact is, if we can avoid the lad getting exposed, he's a f*cking brilliant defender and still for my money the better player.
AB's Red Army wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:AB's Red Army wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:LiverpoolMadman wrote:Hypia is too slow (he's awful in last match)
You were obviously watching a different match to me then. From what I saw he was about our best player, penalty aside.
He was one of the better performers, but let's not ignore the facts. He was caught by the Porto player and he was left in dust so fast it was like watching a train wreck.
There is not great of a chance that he will be able to perform very well considering his age and the fact that now he will play 2 games a week or so for the following six weeks.
Oh yes, he WAS definitely done for pace, but I feel you need to look at the mistakes others made in the build up to that incident, is all.
The fact is, if we can avoid the lad getting exposed, he's a f*cking brilliant defender and still for my money the better player.
But he will be exposed and consistently imo especially if we have Babel or the wing. As his defensive duties have to improve.
Riise also often exposes the near by center-half. The difference is that Agger has the pace to make up for that.
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