Live Match Discussion 2024/25

[Kenny]

110 km p/h quicker than any of our penalties last season in the PL

 

[Alan]

The little skip she started with absolutely slayed me. Love a bit of flamboyance in that kind of pressure moment.

 

[jd1981]

Spanish media behaving like self entitled pricks about Sunday. Firstly losing on penalties isn’t bad luck we had that mind set for years then realised if you pay more attention to detail you might succeed.
Playing more attractive football doesn’t give you self entitlement yo we in matches. Also moaning about Chloe Kelly celebrating you might want to not make drinking tea gestures after Beth Mead missed her penalty.

 

[prawnking]

A bit less diving around and feigning contact/injury would be nice too

 

[jd1981]

The attitude of “pls play in a way so it’s easier for us to win” if they had a really bad decision go against them fair enough but they didn’t.
Trust me if things were reversed then no one would give us an ounce of sympathy.

 

[Banjo]

Spain should have made their first half dominance count. What's the point in being the better team if you can't put the game to bed? Letting it go to pens is Spain's fault - they turned the game into a 50/50. More fool them.

 

[basher]

Jill Scott gone full John Terry!

 

[Loki]

I thought they had the best of decisions from the Ref. Stop yer belly aching.

 

[Mel Evo]

Nothing to see here I’d say. England deserved to win because they won. Banjos point exactly. But it’s a perspective thing. If you wanted Spain to win (I did for example) you’d be frustrated and would have observed that England got close to the line physically, without really crossing it. Roles reversed and evidently pundits bemoaning ‘throwing themselves to the ground’ would be bemoaning ‘boots left in and raking down the foot / ankle’. It’s the way it is. Very rarely coverage isn’t pretty much a parody and that was certainly the case in this game.

 

[sycophantia]

Nothing to see here I’d say. England deserved to win because they won. Banjos point exactly. But it’s a perspective thing. If you wanted Spain to win (I did for example) you’d be frustrated and would have observed that England got close to the line physically, without really crossing it. Roles reversed and evidently pundits bemoaning ‘throwing themselves to the ground’ would be bemoaning ‘boots left in and raking down the foot / ankle’. It’s the way it is. Very rarely coverage isn’t pretty much a parody and that was certainly the case in this game.

I thought Spain got away with a lot of 'physical' challenges, especially first half when they were dominating, it's why they won most of the conditions balls imo.
Whatever, the best team won, football is more than just pretty tactics and skill.

 

[Mel Evo]

I thought Spain got away with a lot of 'physical' challenges, especially first half when they were dominating, it's why they won most of the conditions balls imo.
Whatever, the best team won, football is more than just pretty tactics and skill.

So I 100% agree with the last line. Disagree with the first part. Spain dominated because they were allowed to and they’re better technically. They missed chances, compounded that by bringing on a hopeless centre forward and then didn’t like getting booted around the park a bit. I suspect they’ll learn from that - but then it’s not always been the case with the Men’s team which maybe means it’s just not that easy.

 

[Jack Regan]

Watching Luton v Wimbledon makes you realise that virtually no football over the summer isn't the worst thing in the world.

 

[jlo]

Thought Luton would be all over Wimbledon, they've lost some key players from a side that wasn't that great when they got promoted.

 

[Jack Regan]

Turned it off at halftime.

Luton pretty piss poor, the same tactics they've employed for the last few years of getting it forward early or lots if crosses into the box. Only Nahki Wells isn't Carlton Morris, or remotely that kind of striker.

 

[Kenny]

Like watching a relegation battle.

 

[prawnking]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c6276r0v470o

Russell Martin goes full 'O'Neil after Ipswich'...after one league game

 

[leedswolf]

Arsenal 0-2 to Villareal after 33 mins.

 

[leedswolf]

1-2 after 35 mins. Christian Nørgaard.

 

[leedswolf]

1-3 after 65 mins.

 

[leedswolf]

2-3, 75 mins, Martin Ødegaard penalty.