It was noticeable on Tuesday that when running with the ball he was caught by two different players, two occasions. He will have to play off last man and put the ball in front of him. He showed a trick or two and was fouled on several occasions.
Forest v Charlton match thread
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It was noticeable on Tuesday that when running with the ball he was caught by two different players, two occasions. He will have to play off last man and put the ball in front of him. He showed a trick or two and was fouled on several occasions.
paz1967
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he fell over half the time and hadthe crossing ability of lolz, fkn zero. lol
mao tse tung
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Strange but true fact......all 8 teams who have beaten Leeds this season went on to lose their next game:
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...europe-10-things-to-look-out-for-this-weekend
1) Forest need to be back to full-strength at West Brom
Leeds are falling apart. Maybe. But here’s the thing: anyone who beats them ends up falling apart too. None of the eight teams who have got the better of Marcelo Bielsa’s men in Championship this season have won their subsequent match – seven of them have lost it. Nottingham Forest were the latest to find that beating Bielsa’s side takes a heavy toll, as on the back of last weekend’s 2-0 win at the City Ground, they flopped to a home defeat by Charlton. But they are still only two points off the automatic promotion places and could foil West Brom’s attempt to pull away at the top again by winning at the Hawthorns on Saturday. To do that, Sabri Lamouchi would be well advised to reverse the changes he made for the Charlton game and deploy the lineup that beat Leeds, assuming Lewis Grabban, Samba Sow and Sammy Ameobi have overcome the knee problems that forced them to miss the midweek match. PD
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...europe-10-things-to-look-out-for-this-weekend
1) Forest need to be back to full-strength at West Brom
Leeds are falling apart. Maybe. But here’s the thing: anyone who beats them ends up falling apart too. None of the eight teams who have got the better of Marcelo Bielsa’s men in Championship this season have won their subsequent match – seven of them have lost it. Nottingham Forest were the latest to find that beating Bielsa’s side takes a heavy toll, as on the back of last weekend’s 2-0 win at the City Ground, they flopped to a home defeat by Charlton. But they are still only two points off the automatic promotion places and could foil West Brom’s attempt to pull away at the top again by winning at the Hawthorns on Saturday. To do that, Sabri Lamouchi would be well advised to reverse the changes he made for the Charlton game and deploy the lineup that beat Leeds, assuming Lewis Grabban, Samba Sow and Sammy Ameobi have overcome the knee problems that forced them to miss the midweek match. PD
