WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
37%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Balto 10:19 Tue Feb 4
Watching one player
Over the past couple of games my son and I have started watching just one player. We are watching on TV in the U.S. Not at the ground.

Our first subject was Lanzini against Liverpool. He shirked tackles, passed sideways and didn't run much to make himself open for a pass.

Our second was Haller. He runs around at a leisurely pace when the opposition have the ball, never really believing he can win the ball from them and then when he is the target man he invariably loses it. When we are on the attack he is often man-marked and does little to lose his marker.

Lanzinzi was good in the past and Haller was good for Frankfurt. Is this the fault of tactical genius David Moyes or the fault of the players.

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geoffpikey 7:21 Fri Feb 7
Re: Watching one player
Is this what the Queen does instead of having BBC iPlayer?

Coat, crown!

joyo 2:38 Fri Feb 7
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Can't think of anyone more boring than you Sleazy Bell End

Cheezey Bell-End 8:58 Thu Feb 6
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Following Haller around with a camera must be the most boring job in TV. Would be more fun following Moyes.

Hasans Fish Bar RIP 5:58 Thu Feb 6
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The straw

Dont you remember Skys player cam? They ditched it sharpish tbf, it was novel at first but made you realise how little many players did in 90 mins

Jasnik 5:23 Thu Feb 6
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the straw 11:48 Tue Feb 4

Pretty easy if it was Carlos Sanchez as he doesn't move he is in the same place when you last saw him.

Eerie Descent 11:50 Thu Feb 6
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Watching that pile of shit game again, surely there are better fucking things to do, like cutting your eyelids off and rubbing salt and vinegar crisps into the wounds.

Pickle Rick 11:42 Thu Feb 6
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Whenever Alex V pops in all I see is Family Guy's Buzz Killington, "I have a fun idea, would you like to see my etchings; I'm sure there is one of a lady showing a bit of ankle".

Eerie Descent 12:54 Thu Feb 6
Re: Watching one player
'I re-watched both pretty closely vs Everton'


Fucking hell

Alex V 12:47 Thu Feb 6
Re: Watching one player
This sort of analysis can be a bit subjective at times. Was Haller conserving his energy to get through his 6th game in 20-odd days? Probably. Does Lanzini pass sideways? - for sure, but sometimes it's the best option. Target men will often lose the ball because of the higher pressure on the ball in that role - you can win less of your duels and still be useful in that role. Players can be under instruction to not chase back and look to find space to break - depends on the strategy. Also watching anyone against Liverpool you're likely to see them at their worst.

I re-watched both pretty closely vs Everton after the criticism they were getting - I thought they worked incredibly hard in that game to defend from the front and played a big part in our pressing in that game.

Northern Sold 12:06 Wed Feb 5
Re: Watching one player
The one player I go out of my way to watch at the mo??

Grealish.... love him... real throwback ... always wants that ball... never goes missing... plays with his head up... lovely player to watch

tanman 11:27 Wed Feb 5
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Moyes has been there 5 minutes, Haller's malaise started way before his arrival.

Vexed 12:01 Wed Feb 5
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If you don't run you don't play said the idiot Moyes. Looks like you do play after all.

the straw 11:48 Tue Feb 4
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How do you watch one player on TV?

Jasnik 11:12 Tue Feb 4
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Aberdeen Iron - If I was playing against our defence i'd look world class.

Aberdeen Iron 10:59 Tue Feb 4
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Possibly a huge confidence thing for Lanzini after his injury. He may well look completely different in training, hence the gaffers persistence in playing him.

Takashi Miike 10:52 Tue Feb 4
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yes, hopefully Bowen helps bring out the best in him. that's if the manager plays them both, but fingers crossed. against city, there may only be one out there

Balto 10:31 Tue Feb 4
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Haller looks lost and forlorn. His only chance of getting a goal comes from a set piece.

Takashi Miike 10:25 Tue Feb 4
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it's the managers fault for picking lanzini, with haller he has little alternative but pick him. of course they both should be doing more, but that comes down to man management





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